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        | Name for the perivascular space in brain |  
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        | The sensory information in the spinal cord comes in through the ____ horn |  
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        | What kind of cell injury causes Nissl substance to disperse |  
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        | CNS equivalent of fibroblasts but not as good |  
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        | CNS equivalent of Schwann cell |  
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        | Responsible for satellitosis in CNS injury |  
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        | Condition causing cortical laminar necrosis where neurons become very and angular and pink |  
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        | Neuron body response to axon insult- seen associated with equine grass sickness |  
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        | What is the most common cause of wallerian degeneration? |  
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        | In Wallerian degeneration, i the two separated parts of the nerve are too far away, what develops? |  
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        | In wallerian degeneration, if the axon is able to regenerate, how fast will it do so? |  
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        | What are three reasons why there is little to no axonal regeneration in the CNS?? |  
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        | 1. Oligo's less remyelinizing as Schwann  2. No basal lamina scaffolding  3. Debris left inhibits axonal sprouting |  
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        | Term for dying off of terminal portion of axon in response to cell body damage |  
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        | If neuronal vacuolation is only occurring in white matter, what might that indicate? |  
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        | Name three diseases or insult to CNS that can cause pathological neuronal vacuolation |  
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        | Toxins, Lysosomal Storage Diseases, Prions |  
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        | Term for enlarged astrocytes in response to injury |  
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        | Microglial cells can trasnform into _____ to clean up debris |  
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        | An severe consequence of edema  in brain |  
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        | Three sites of herniation in brain, which most common |  
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        | (Foramen magnum), tentorium cerebelli, falx cerebri |  
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        | Most common form of edem in brain |  
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        | Two viruses that can cause demyelination |  
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        | CDV, Caprine arthritis/encephalitis |  
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        | Specific necrosis of yellow star thistle |  
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        | Nigropallidal Encephalomalacia |  
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        | Specific necrosis of selenium toxicosis in pigs |  
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        | what would cause laminar cortical necrosis in swine? |  
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