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What is meant by loss of nerve cells?
loss of nerve cells are losing memory, can't see that well, can't hear. It's like one part of your brain stops
What are masses of nerve tissue called?
A neuroma is the medical term meaning tumor made of nerve cells.
What is the medical term meaning white protective covering over nerve cells?
The protective covering over some nerve cells is called the myelin sheath.
The association nerve cells relay information from sensory nerve cells to motor nerve cells?
True. A+
What cells are affected by ms?
The cells killed by MS are the schwann cells. These produce the mylein sheath required for propper axon conductance. The mylein sheath is also damaged and destroyed. This causes a loss of conductance in all nerve cells affected. Any nerve cell can be affected by MS.
What is meant by loss of nerve cells?
loss of nerve cells are losing memory, can't see that well, can't hear. It's like one part of your brain stops
Which type of hearing loss develops when the auditory nerve or hair cells in the inner ear are damaged?
sensorineural hearing loss
What are masses of nerve tissue called?
A neuroma is the medical term meaning tumor made of nerve cells.
What is the medical term meaning white protective covering over nerve cells?
The protective covering over some nerve cells is called the myelin sheath.
What is the medical term meaning Embryonic nerve cell?
The medical term for an embryonic nerve cell is a neuroblast. These are precursor cells that have the potential to develop into various types of nerve cells in the nervous system.
What is a connector nerve?
Connector nerve cells connect the sensory nerve cells with motor nerve cells and allow for decision making.
What is the difference between nerve cells and nerve?
a nerve tends to refer to a group of nerve cells.
The association nerve cells relay information from sensory nerve cells to motor nerve cells?
True. A+
Can there be a loss of mental function in the late stages of AIDS because HIV also destroys nerve cells.?
no(false)
Can there be a loss of mental function in the late stages of AIDS because HIV also destroys nerve cells?
no(false)
What cells are affected by ms?
The cells killed by MS are the schwann cells. These produce the mylein sheath required for propper axon conductance. The mylein sheath is also damaged and destroyed. This causes a loss of conductance in all nerve cells affected. Any nerve cell can be affected by MS.
How does loss of nerve cells impact on the development of dimentia?
brain cells needs to communicate with each other by sending the message between cells in the form of electrical signals so if the nerve cell dies message wont reach the other cell causing dementia.
