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Input to Motor Neurons - Nervous System

The surface of a motor neuron accommodates about 10,000 synapses! At the same spinal segment, at least five inputs arrive.

INPUT TO MOTOR NEURONS

The surface of a motor neuron accommodates about 10,000 synapses! At the same spinal segment, at least five inputs arrive. 


In addition, there are excitatory and inhibitory inputs relayed via interneurons from other levels of the spinal cord and descending tracts from the brain. It is no wonder that we are able to ac-complish such an unbelievable array of maneuvers.

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Organization of the Nervous System
Structure of the Neuron
The Synapse
Classification of Neurons
Neuroglia
Production and Propagation of Impulses
Differences in Propagation of action Potential in Myelinatedand Unmyelinated Axons
Synaptic Transmission
Examples of Neurotransmitters
Electrical Synapses - Nervous System
Summation - Nervous System
Factors that Affect Neural Function
Functional Organization of Neurons
Standard Terms and Grouping - Nervous System
Regeneration and Degenerationof Neurons
Sense Organs and Initiation of Impulses
Cutaneous Receptors - Sensory Nervous System
An Overview of Electrical and Ionic Events in Receptors
Perception of Sensations - Sensory Nervous System
The Spinal Cord, Spinal nerves, and Dermatomes
Anatomic Structure of the Spinal Cord
Distribution of Spinal Nerves
Nerve Plexus
Reflexes - Nervous System
Monosynaptic Reflex:The Stretch Reflex
Muscle Spindle - Nervous System
Reciprocal Innervation - Nervous System
Inverse Stretch Reflex - Nervous System
Polysynaptic Reflexes: Withdrawal Reflex
The Final Common Path - Nervous System
Input to Motor Neurons - Nervous System
Pathways of Cutaneous and Visceral Sensations
Direct Pathway of Fine Touch and Proprioception Senses
Direct Pathway of Pain and temperature (and Remaining fibers of Touch) Senses
Representation of the Body in the Cerebral Cortex
The Brain and Brain Divisions
Integrative Centers - Brain and Brain Divisions
Right and Left Hemisphere Specializations - Brain and Brain Divisions
The Limbic System - Brain and Brain Divisions
The Thalamus - Brain and Brain Divisions
The Hypothalamus - Brain and Brain Divisions
Cranial Nerves
Control of Posture and Movement
General Principles of the Control of Voluntary Movements
The Motor Cortex - Control of Posture and Movement
Lesions and Muscle Tone - Control of Posture and Movement
Vestibular Apparatus - Control of Posture and Movement
Motor System Lesions - Control of Posture and Movement
The Autonomic Nervous System
Age-Related Changes in the Nervous System
Bodyworkers and the Nervous System


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