Anatomy and Physiology - Nervous System, Neuron Structure, Action Potentials, Synapses, and Brain - Test 5

Explore the fundamental principles of the nervous system through this comprehensive lecture series covering essential anatomy and physiology concepts. Master the organizational structure of the nervous system, from central to peripheral components, and examine detailed neuron morphology including dendrites, cell bodies, and axons. Delve into the mechanisms of ion channels and their critical role in cellular communication, then progress to understanding action potentials, their generation, summation, and propagation along neural pathways. Investigate synaptic activity and the complex world of neurotransmitters that enable communication between neurons. Study the supporting cells of the nervous system through an examination of neuroglia and their various functions. Analyze brain structures and their specific functions, gaining insight into how different regions contribute to overall nervous system operation. Complete your understanding with an exploration of cranial nerve function and their role in sensory and motor activities throughout the body.

Syllabus

Professor Long - Nervous System Lecture 1, Organization of the Nervous System
Professor Long - Nervous System Lecture 2, Neuron Morphology
Professor Long Nervous System Lecture 3, Ion Channels
Professor Long - Nervous System Lect. 4, Action Potentials
Professor Long - Nervous System Lecture 5, Action Potential Summation and Propogation
Professor Long _ Nervous System Lecture 6, Synaptic Activity and Neurotransitters
Professor Long - Nervous System 7, Neuroglia
Professor Long - Nervous System 8, Brain Structures and Functions
Professor Long - Cranial Nerve Function