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The Nervous System Overview & CNS

Lecture Outline General Overview of Nervous System Function Cells of the Nervous System CNS –Functional components –Neural networks –Organization of the CNS

The Nervous System General Overview 1.Sensory 2.Integration 3.Motor

The Nervous System General Overview The integration of all three major functions

The Nervous System Cells of the Nervous System Cells are grouped into two functional categories –Neurons Do all of the major functions on their own, are 1.Afferent 2.Interneurons 3.Efferent –Neuroglia Play a supporting role to the neurons Divided into CNS and PNS Neuroglia –CNS »Astrocytes »Oligodendrocytes »Microglia »Ependymal cells – PNS » Neurolemmocytes » Satellite cells

The general neuron & it’s function The Nervous System Cells of the Nervous System

Neurons –Functional Classification 1. Afferent –Conduct APs to the CNS The Nervous System Cells of the Nervous System

Neurons –Functional Classification 2. Interneurons –Conduct APs within the CNS

Neurons –Functional Classification 3. Efferent –Conduct APs to the PNS The Nervous System Cells of the Nervous System

Neuroglia –Functional Classification The Nervous System Cells of the Nervous System

What are the major functional components of the Nervous System? –Brain –Spinal Cord –Afferent Tracts –Efferent Tracts –Ganglia The Nervous System Functional Components Central Nervous System Peripheral Nervous System

How do the structural components allow the nervous system to function correctly? –Provides protected environment Bony protection Meninges Blood brain barrier Maintain correct ECF parameters How do the functional components allow the nervous system to function correctly –Creates and modifies neuronal circuits organized into afferent & efferent tracts Functional areas in the CNS –Gray & white matter Reflex pathways The Nervous System Functional Components

The Nervous System Functional Anatomy Review Quick Review of Functional Anatomy

The Nervous System Functional Anatomy Review Quick Review of Functional Anatomy

The Nervous System Functional Anatomy Review Quick Review of Functional Anatomy

The Nervous System Functional Anatomy Review Quick Review of Functional Anatomy

Neuronal Circuits –The design of the circuit (arrangement of neurons) determines Level of divergence or convergence –Spread or shrinkage of information Speed If a circuit will be autorhythmic –There is plasticity to neuronal circuits The Nervous System Functional Components

Serial & Parallel Circuits The Nervous System Functional Components

Converging vs. Diverging Circuits The Nervous System Functional Components

Parallel After Discharge Circuit The Nervous System Functional Components

Reverberating (Oscillating) Circuits The Nervous System Functional Components

The Nervous System Reflex Pathways What are reflexes? Types –Monosynpatic vs. polysynaptic –Contralateral, bilateral, ipsilateral –Lab Session on Reflexes…

The Nervous System Organization of the CNS Central Nervous System is divided into two functional groups –The brain –The spinal cord –What goes on in these two different areas? Sensory aspect Integrative aspect Motor aspect

The Nervous System Organization of the CNS The Brain –Functional organization Neuronal circuits organized into –Gray matter & White Matter Gray Matter Consists of –Non myelinated axon terminals –Dendrites –Cell Bodies Functions in –signal processing (integration) –Neurocrine / neurohormone secretion White Matter Consists of –Myelinated axons Functions in –Formation of tracts ascending or descending (SC) commissural, association, projection (B)

The Nervous System Function of the CNS Next Tuesday