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cellular basis of nervous system

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

main point of reticular theory?

Back (Answer)

NS is a network of interconnected cells -> info transmitted in continuous flow

#2
Front (Question)

main point of neuron doctrine?

Back (Answer)

NS made of discrete individual cells -> electrical pulses pass thru individual cells

#3
Front (Question)

who found reticular theory?

Back (Answer)

Golgi

#4
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who found neuron doctrine?

Back (Answer)

Cajal

#5
Front (Question)

what is a basic unit of nervous system?

Back (Answer)

Neuron

#6
Front (Question)

main structures of neuron

Back (Answer)

-cell body (soma) -dendrite -axon -axon hillock -presynaptic nerve terminal

#7
Front (Question)

which structure of the neuron where signal come in and integrated (occur more in dendrite)?

Back (Answer)

cell body (soma)

#8
Front (Question)

which structure of the neuron has branch-like extensions of a neuron that receive signals from other neurons and transmit them toward the cell body?

Back (Answer)

dendrite

#9
Front (Question)

which structure of the neuron receives both excitatory (spines) and inhibitory (shaft) input?

Back (Answer)

dendrite

#10
Front (Question)

which structure of the neuron that carries electrical signals away (and toward) the soma?

Back (Answer)

axon

#11
Front (Question)

which structure of the neuron that can be mylinated?

Back (Answer)

axon

#12
Front (Question)

which structure of the neuron that trigger zone of action potential?

Back (Answer)

axon hillock

#13
Front (Question)

which structure of the neuron release chemical signal to next cell?

Back (Answer)

presynaptic nerve terminal

#14
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where does the point where cells contact with each other?

Back (Answer)

synapse

#15
Front (Question)

shapes of neurons

Back (Answer)

• unipolar • bipolar • pseudounipolar • multipolar

#16
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