Describe the action of a Pacinian corpuscle 
A strong stimulus produce is a generator potential that exceeds a threshold value
Difference in the structure of the neurons
A motor neuron has the cell body on one end and then rights coming out whereas the sensor neuron has a hanging cell body in the middle
structure a how do we know it’s the first neuron in the pathway?
A is a synaptic cleft. Structure a has vesicle
If if the potential inside the neuron becomes more positive than outside, this is
Depolarisation
Explain spatial versus temporal summation
Tempura is one presynaptic neuron releasing multiple times, but spatial is multiple pre-synaptic neurons releasing at different synapse points like different location
What is the all or nothing response?
If a threshold is met, then there will be a full action potential
Spatial summation
Multiple neurones firing at same time combine their effects
GABA
Opens cl ion channels in post synaptic membrane so causes hyper polarisation of the post synaptic membrane
When describing components of reflex arc
Mention synapse
Where is axon and dendron on sensory neurone
Dendron is before cell body
Mentioning myelin sheath
Increases speed of atp and saltatory conduction
How immune system causes damage to nervous system
Antigens on neurones activate it and antibody against neurones are produced so phagocytes break neurone
Why is transmission of action potential slower in absence of saltatory conduction
Whole axon needs to be depolarised no nodes of ranvier
Depolarisation of..
Membrane
If no na can enter
No action potential no impulse conducted along axon so no release of neurotransmitter
Graph
Resting at end
Why does deformation of plasma membrane of the tip cause the membrane to become more permeable to NA
Causes more sodium ion channels to open and so has more gaps between phospholipids
Similarities between sensory and motor neurone