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Sensory function: sensory (_______________________) receptors detect stimuli
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afferent
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Sensory information conducted to the ______________ via sensory neurons
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CNS
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Integrative function: __________________________ of the CNS
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interneurons
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Motor function: motor (_____________________) neurons
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efferent
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Decks in class (26)
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Chapter 16 Flashcards4
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Chapter 16: Somatic Nervous System (SNS)5
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Chapter 16: Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) of the PNS3
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Chapter 16: Autonomic Nervous System of the PNS3
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Chapter 16: Enteric Nervous System (ENS) of the PNS5
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Chapter 16: Histology of Nervous Tissue9
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Chapter 16: Parts of a Neuron11
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Chapter 16: Synapse Between Neurons or a Neuron and an Effector Cell4
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Chapter 16: Synapses Between Neurons5
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Chapter 16: Clinical Connection – Neurotoxins and Local Anesthetics7
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Chapter 16: Neurotransmitters (NTs)3
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Chapter 16: Amino acids in the CNS:3
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Chapter 16: Modified amino acids:4
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Chapter 16: Clinical Connection – Depression6
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Chapter 16: Structural Diversity in Neurons2
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Chapter 16: Two Examples of CNS Neurons1
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Chapter 16: Neuroglia, (Glia, Glial Cells)6
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Chapter 16: Astrocytes7
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Chapter 16: Oligodendrocytes and Microglia4
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Chapter 16: Ependymal Cells3
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Chapter 16: Neuroglia of the PNS2
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Chapter 16: Myelination4
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Chapter 16: Functional Advantage of Myelination3
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Chapter 16: Multiple Sclerosis – Autoimmune Disease3
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Chapter 16: Gray and White Matter2
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Chapter 16: Neural Circuits of the CNS13
