Chapter Three Flashcards

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1
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nervous system divided into ________________ and ________________ nervous systems

A

central; peripheral

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2
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Peripheral nervous system is divided into ______________ and _______________.

A

autonomic; somatic

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3
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Autonomic nervous system is divided into ________________ and ______________ (define).

A

sympathetic (arousing); parasympathetic (calming)

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4
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The peripheral system includes ___ cranial nerves and ___ spinal nerves.

A

13; 31

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5
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CNS begins at ___ weeks after conception with ectoderm.

A

2

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6
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head-to-tail

A

rostrocaudal

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7
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_____________ line the inside of neural tube and generate all nerve cells and glia

A

neuroblasts

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8
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first movements due to spontaneous activity in the spinal cord is at ____ weeks.

A

7.5

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9
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By ___ weeks, brain is differentiated into hindbrain, midbrain, and forebrain.

A

11 weeks

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10
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T/F: Almost all neurons were formed in the first 28 weeks.

A

True

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11
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At 38 weeks, the brain weighs about ______ grams, which is ___ the size of an adult brain

A

350; 1/4

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12
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T/F: Axons and dendrites at birth are immature, whereas gyri and sulci are mostly formed. This leads to a darker picture on fMRI scans.

A

True

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13
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migration

A

the movement of neurons driven by immunoglobulins and chemokine

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14
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differentiation

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the process where the neuron develops dendrites, axons, and synapses

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15
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synaptogenesis

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formation of synapses

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16
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myelination

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process of glia creating fatty sheath; spinal cord –> hindbrain –> midbrain –> forebrain

17
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apoptosis

A

programmed mechanism for cell death; very common in first 3 years after birth

18
Q

brain structure involved in Parkinson’s

A

substantia nigra

19
Q

brain structure involved in breathing

A

medulla oblongata

20
Q

paired nerves

A

ganglia

21
Q

afferent (where)

A

dorsal

22
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efferent (where)

A

ventral

23
Q

EEG utilizes ___________.

A

event-related potentials

24
Q

Wernicke’s area is involved in ______________________ and is connected to Broca’s area through the ________________________________, nerve fibers which connect those two regions.

A

language comprehension; arcuate fasciculus.

25
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agnosias

A

Wernicke’s area

26
Q

aphasias

A

Broca’s area

27
Q

memory

A

hippocampus and fornix

28
Q

attention and emotions

A

cingulate gyrus

29
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motor movements (limbic system structure)

A

globus pallidus

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