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What makes up the central nervous system? - ANSWER-Brain and spinal cord


What makes up the peripheral nervous system? - ANSWER-CN and ganglia


Spinal nerves and ganglia


Enteric nervous system


Sympathetic and parasympathetic


What are the 5 steps of embryological development of the nervous system? -
ANSWER-Neurulation


Cell proliferation


Migration and aggregation

,Formation of axonal and dendritic processes


Synatopgenesis


What is neurulation? - ANSWER-Formation of the neural crest and neural tube


(1st step of nervous system development)


What is the 2nd step of nervous system development? - ANSWER-Cell
proliferation within the nerual tube


What is the 3rd step of nervous system development? - ANSWER-Migration
and aggregation of cells within definitive locations


What is the 4th step of nervous system development? - ANSWER-Formation
and axonal and dendritic processes


What is synatopgenesis? - ANSWER-Connections between nerve cell to nerve
cells or muscle cells (final step of nervous system development)


On day 14, the embryo undergoes gasturlation and forms the building blocks of
our nervous system. What are the 3 parts to this ? - ANSWER-Ectoderm


Mesoderm


Endoderm

,The entire nervous system is derived from what structure? - ANSWER-
Embryonic ectoderm


What is the embryo called at day 14 of development? day 21? and day 28? -
ANSWER-Gastrula


Notochord


Neural tube


The nerual crest cells form most of what nervous system? - ANSWER-Peripheral
nervous system


What are some deficits or concerns of embryological development of the
nervous system? - ANSWER-Failure of posterior neruopore to close- spina
bifida


Failure of anterior neruopore to close- anencephaly


What is anencephaly? - ANSWER-Failure of anterior neruopore to close during
embryological development


Describe the subdivisions, derivates and cavities of the prosencephalon, that
develops during stage 1; neurulation - ANSWER-Subdivisions: Telencephalon
and Diencephalon


Derivates --> Cavities:


Rhinoencephalon --> Lateral ventrical

, Thalmus, hypothalmus, optic nerves, neruophyophysis, pineal gland --> third
ventricle


Describe the subdivisions, derivates and cavities of the mesencephalon, that
develops during stage 1; neurulation - ANSWER-Subdivisions: Mesencephalon


Derivates: Midbrain


Cavities: Cerebral aquaduct


Describe the subdivisions, derivates and cavities of the rhombencephalon, that
develops during stage 1; neurulation - ANSWER-Subdivisions: Metencephalon
and Myelencephalon


Derivates: Cerebellum, pons and medula


Cavities: Fourth ventricle


Describe the subdivisions, derivates and cavities of the primitve nerual tube,
that develops during stage 1; neurulation - ANSWER-Subdivisions: Neural crest
and tube


Derivates --> Cavities: Nerual tube --> spinal cord --> central canal


Nerual crest --> Peripheral nerve ganglia

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