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NEURAL TRANSMISSION • Differentiate neurons and glial cells. • Differentiate the 3 types of neurons. • Identify the parts of the neuron. • Explain how the action potential travels. • Explain synaptic transmission. • Identify the role of each

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Page 1: NEURAL TRANSMISSION Differentiate neurons and glial cells. Differentiate the 3 types of neurons. Identify the parts of the neuron. Explain how the action

NEURAL TRANSMISSION

• Differentiate neurons and glial cells.• Differentiate the 3 types of neurons.• Identify the parts of the neuron.• Explain how the action potential travels.• Explain synaptic transmission.• Identify the role of each neurotransmitter.

Page 2: NEURAL TRANSMISSION Differentiate neurons and glial cells. Differentiate the 3 types of neurons. Identify the parts of the neuron. Explain how the action

Nervous System Cells

Page 3: NEURAL TRANSMISSION Differentiate neurons and glial cells. Differentiate the 3 types of neurons. Identify the parts of the neuron. Explain how the action

Types of Neurons

• Sensory “Afferent”

• Motor “Efferent”

• Interneuron

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Spinal Reflex

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Parts of the Neuron

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Postsynaptic Potential

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Action Potential

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All or None Law!

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Varied Strength

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Refractory Period

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Synaptic Transmission

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Neurotransmitters

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Drugs that affect neural transmission

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