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Chapter 12 Gimkit Flashcards

1
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Which of the following provides myelin for axons in the CNS?
- oligodendrocytes
- schwann cells
- microglia
- astrocytes

A

oligodendrocytes

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2
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What stage in an action potential immediately follows depolarization

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repolarization

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3
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Bundles of unmyelinated axons, dendrites, and neuron cell bodies are called…

A

gray matter

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4
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the brain and spinal cord make up the

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Central Nervous System

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5
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this determines the main effect of a neurotransmitter

A

which receptor and protein channel it attaches to

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6
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CNS neuroglia that make myelin sheaths

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oligodendrocytes

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7
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what is the result of excitatory neurotransmission everytime on the postsynaptic membrane?

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depolarization

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8
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PNS neuroglia that make myelin sheaths

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schwann cells

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9
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CNS neuroglia that are phagocytic and protect neurons

A

microglia

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10
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the speed of nerve impulse conduction is determined by all of the following EXCEPT
- diameter of the axon
- stimulus strength
- presence of myelin
- absence of myeline

A

stimulus strength

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11
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processes that carry impulses to another neuron are

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axons

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12
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neurotransmitters are released from axon terminals by this

A

exocytosis

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13
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processes that receive impulses and conduct them toward the cell body are

A

dendrites

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14
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conducts impulses from receptors to the CNS

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sensory neuron

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15
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term used to describe a collection of unmyelinated fibers

A

gray matter

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16
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an action potential opens these

A

voltage-gated channels

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17
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the _____ nervous system contains all the voluntary and involuntary motor neurons going to skeletal muscle

A

somatic

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18
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this is the gap between an axon of one neuron and the dendrite of another

A

synaptic cleft

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19
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the neuroglial cell involved in the blood brain barrier

A

astrocyte

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20
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transmit impulses toward the CNS

A

afferent

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21
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this structure restores ions to correct side of membrane while at rest so depolarization can occur

A

sodium-potassium pump

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22
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structural classification of neuron with one dendrite and one axon with the soma in between

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bipolar

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23
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this part of the nervous system has effectors in glands, cardiac muscle, and smooth muscle

A

autonomic nervous system

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24
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functional neurons where integration of information occurs

A

interneurons

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25
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which of the following cells does NOT functionally belong with the others?
- sensory neurons
- interneurons
- motor neurons
- oligodendrocytes

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oligodendrocytes

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26
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this part of the nervous system controls the release of adrenaline, increase in muscle strength, and increases in respiration and heart rate

A

sympathetic division

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27
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resting membrane potential

28
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the membrane returns to resting potential because this ion flows out of the cell

29
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which of the following is an action controlled by the somatic nervous system?
- fighting bacteria
- digesting
- walking
- sleeping

30
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to generate action potential, this must be reached

31
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chemical synapses work by releasing these

A

neurotransmitters

32
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these functionally are between sensory neurons and motor neurons

A

interneurons

33
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structual type of most motor neurons

A

multipolar

34
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dense collection of myelinated processes in the CNS

A

white matter

35
Q

neurotransmitter that helps in attention, mood, and appetite

36
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groups of neuron cell bodies from unipolar neurons in the peripheral nervous system are called

37
Q

which neuroglial cell lines the brain and spinal cord cavities to move and secrete cerebrospinal fluid

A

ependymal cells

38
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cocaine has an impact on this neurotransmitter

39
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the neuroglia that produce myelin in the peripheral nervous system

A

schwann cells

40
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depolarization of a membrane begins with

A

opening of the sodium channels

41
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hyperpolarization charge

42
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threshold

43
Q

structural type of most motor neurons

A

multipolar

44
Q

which of the following is an action controlled by somatic nervous system?

45
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neurotransmitter that helps in attention, mood, and appetite

46
Q

neurons with a lot of dendrites and one axon

A

multipolar

47
Q

the _____ nervous system contains all the voluntary and involuntary motor neurons going to skeletal muscle

48
Q

this determines the main effect of a neurotransmitter

A

which receptor and protein channel it attaches to

49
Q

which of the following provides myelin for axons in the CNS?

A

oligodendrocytes

50
Q

these functionally are between sensory neurons and motor neurons

A

interneurons

51
Q

neurotransmitters are released from the

A

axon terminal

52
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neurons that conduct nerve impulses from the receptors to the Central Nervous System are

A

sensory neurons

53
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ion location when a neuron is polarized

A

the sodium is outside and the potassium is inside the membrane

54
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this structure restores ions to correct side of membrane while at rest so depolarization can occur

A

sodium-potassium pump

55
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the neurotransmitter that acts at the neuromuscular junction

A

acetylcholine

56
Q

neuroglial cell that produces cerebrospinal fluid

A

ependymal cell

57
Q

an action potential opens these

A

voltage-gated channels

58
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term used to describe a collection of unmyelinated fibers

A

gray matter

59
Q

what is the result of inhibitory neurotransmission on the postsynaptic membrane?

A

hyperpolarization

60
Q

CNS neuroglia that make myelin sheaths

A

oligodendrocytes

61
Q

for depolarization to occur, this ion flows into the cell

62
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what occurs when calcium ions flow/diffuse into the axon terminal?

A

synaptic vesicles release neurotransmitters via exocytosis

63
Q

these would be found where saltatory conduction occurs

A

nodes of Ranvier

64
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hyperpolarization charge

65
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ther period of time during which the neuron cannot generate another action potential is called

A

absolute refractory period

66
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resting membrane potential

Anatomy Sem 2 (11 decks)

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