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THE NERVOUS SYSTEM LECTURE NOTES ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY BACHELOR of SCIENCE in NURSING
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DR. BEDA OLABU
Central nervous system Peripheral nervous system
ANATOMICAL DIVISION Cranial nerves (12 Pairs) Spinal nerves (31 Pairs) FUNCTIONAL DIVISION Afferent [sensory] division Efferent [motor] division Based on the CNS origin of the peripheral nerves Based on impulse direction (with respect to the CNS)
CELLS OF THE NERVOUS TISSUE Excitable cells Non-excitable cells Largely none-renewing Renewing cells Fewer Outnumber neurons
Functional cells
Supporting cells
a) Central neuroglia Astrocytes Oligodendrocytes Ependymal cells Microglia
STRUCTURE OF NEURONS Neurons have three functional domains:
Based on number of processes arising from the cell body Multipolar neuron Bipolar neuron Pseudounipolar neuron Dr. Beda Olabu: Neuroanatomy lecture series
GRAY AND WHITE MATTER
SECTION II: OVERVIEW OF PARTS OF THE BRAIN AND CRANIAL MENINGES
Middle cranial fossa: Temporal lobes Pituitary gland Internal carotid arteries CN II - VI Dr. Beda Olabu: Neuroanatomy lecture series
Posterior cranial fossa: Hindbrain Vertebrobasilar system CN VII - XII Dr. Beda Olabu: Neuroanatomy lecture series
Epidural (extradural) Subdural Subarachnoid
BASIC PARTS OF THE BRAIN Dr. Beda Olabu: Neuroanatomy lecture series Cerebrum Cerebellum Brainstem: Midbrain Pons Medulla oblongata