3rd Test Flashcards

1
Q

What neurotransmitter would take longer to take effect once it arrived at the post-synaptic neuron

A

Substance P

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2
Q

Ambidexterity leads to

A

Dyslexia

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3
Q

To cause an action potential, neurotransmitters released in several waves unto the next neuron

A

Temporal summation

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4
Q

definition of “consciousness”

A

awareness of one’s self

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5
Q

brain waves produced when under anesthesia

A

Delta waves

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6
Q

Which part of the neuron produces neurotransmitters

A

the cell body

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7
Q

Origin for the flexor carpi ulnaris is most likely found on the

A

Ulna

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8
Q

Efferent neurons are also known as

A

Motor Neurons

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9
Q

The muscle “pectoralis minor” is named this because

A

of the relative size it has to another muscle

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10
Q

Aspartate could affect memory by

A

causing depolarizations in the CNS

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11
Q

Parts of the blood-brain barrier

A

Thick basal lamina and astrocytes

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12
Q

What is a short protein used as a neurotransmitter

A

Enkephalin

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13
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Process of action potential occuring

A

Action potential arrives at cell body, it travels past axon hillock and goes down axon collateral, calcium channels open allowing calcium to enter cell, synaptic vessels fuse to membrane of cell, and neurotransmitter is released

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14
Q

Which parts of the brain is involved in emotions

A

Limbic system and Hypothalamus

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15
Q

Neurons classified as unipolar

A

neurons in the dorsal root ganglion

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16
Q

Using the”staircase effect”

A

swinging a golf club a few times prior to teeing off

17
Q

slow twitch muscle

A

the leg of a cow

18
Q

the cerebral cortex is made mainly of

A

gray matter

19
Q

Which of the following supporting cells produce myelin sheaths in the peripheral nervous system

A

Schwann Cells

20
Q

The ability for a muscle to stretch beyond its normal length is

A

extensibility

21
Q

The functional unit of a skeletal muscle is

A

sarcomere

22
Q

Frontal lobotomies led to

A

the inability to make decisions and verbalize one’s thoughts

23
Q

Drainage areas for cerebrospinal fluid in the brain are called

A

dural sinuses

24
Q

what would not be a reason to routinely exercise

A

to reduce the excess lactic acid building up in the muscles

25
Q

what is the charge of a cell membrane following hyperpolarization if it had been inactive

A

-90mV

26
Q

When flexing the elbow, the antagonist to this movement would be the

A

triceps brachii

27
Q

What would contain a multiunit smooth muscle

A

irises of the eyes

28
Q

If a tumor causes constant lose of balance, what part of the brain is it on

A

cerebellum

29
Q

Which stage of sleep would a person have dreams

A

REM sleep

30
Q

for a cordotomy, a surgeon must carefully cut which of the following to relieve pain that doesn’t seem to go away

A

an ascending tract of the spinal cord

31
Q

Electrical synapses would be found

A

only in the CNS

32
Q

What situation is most likely to be handled almost entirely by the cerebrum

A

Deciding to hold your breath