Fill in the blank questions (Chapter One, Five, and Six) Flashcards

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The two major types of cells that make up the nervous system are

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glial, neurons

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2
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Substances are conveyed from the cell body of the neuron to the distant reaches of the axon through a process of

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axonal transport

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3
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Axon terminals form the —- side of the synapse, and the dendrites form the —- side of the synapse

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presynaptic, postsynaptic

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4
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Although nerve cells typically have only one axon, it may divide into numerous axon —-

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collaterals

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5
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Almost all incoming sensory information passes through the —-, which sends the information to the overlying cortex

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thalamus

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6
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Fibers that carry information away from the brain are called —-, whereas fibers that carry information toward the brain are called —-

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efferents, afferents

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7
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The major divisions of the spinal cord are —-, —–, —–, and —— *SCL(A)T

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sacral, cervical, lumbar, thoracic

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8
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The hypothalamus is located — to the thalamus

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ventral

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9
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The —- sulcus divides the frontal lobe from the parietal lobe

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central

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10
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Eye muscles are controlled by cranial nerves —-, —–, and —-

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oculomotor, trochlear, abducens

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11
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The three main components of the peripheral nervous system are the —- nerves, the —- nerves, and — nerves
*SAC

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spinal, autonomic, cranial

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12
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The dorsal root ganglia contain cell bodies of processes carrying —- information

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sensory

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13
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The — and the —- are two parts of the limbic system that forms arcs under the surface of the cerebral hemispheres

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formix, hippocampus

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14
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Almost all hormone secretion is under the control of the —- gland, which is in turn controlled by the —

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pituitary, hypothalamus

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15
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Within the midbrain, the —- receive auditory (sound) information

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inferior colliculi

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16
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The most prominent type of neuron of the cerebral cortex-the pyramidal neuron- features an ___ dendrite that extends toward the outer surface of the cortex, and ____ dendrites that spread horizontally from the body

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apical, basilar

17
Q

The major components of the ventricular system are the ____ ventricles, the ____ ventricle, and the ___ ventricle
*L34

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lateral, third, fourth

18
Q

MRI makes use of ____ waves and ____ fields to form images of the living brain

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radio, magnetic

19
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In ___ fMRI, the brains of two interacting individuals are simultaneously imaged

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dyadic

20
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a. Golgi stain
b. In situ hybridization
c. Nissl stain
d. Immunohistochemistry
e. Cranial nerves
f. Thalamus
g. Medulla
h. Limbic systems
i. Hypothalamus
j. Cerebellum

  1. Intracellular proteins
  2. Cell bodies
  3. Entire neuron, including all cell processes
  4. Label neurons with active gene of interest
  5. Sensory information
  6. Cardiac control
  7. Motor coordination
  8. Hunger control
  9. Emotion
  10. Sensory/motor systems of head
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a: 3, b: 4, c: 2, d: 1, e: 10, f: 5, g: 6, h: 9, i: 8, j: 7

21
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The two hormones secreted by the pancreas are ___ and ____

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insulin, glucagon

22
Q

Specialized cells called ____ cells, resemble both neurons and endocrine cells. Many cells of this type are found in the ____

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neurosecretory, hypothalamus

23
Q

Insulin causes blood levels of glucose to ____, while glucagon causes blood levels of glucose to ____

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decrease, increase

24
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Hormones that induce cells to release their hormones are collectively known as ____ hormones

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tropic

25
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Concentrations of hormones in the blood may be quantified using the ____ technique

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radioimmunoassay

26
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Peptide hormone effects are often mediated by the second messenger _____

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cAMP

27
Q

Stimulation of the nipple of a breastfeeding mother stimulates the release of ___ from the ____ pituitary

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oxytocin, posterior

28
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Cells of the hypothalamus can respond to levels of hormones in the blood because the ____ is diminished in this location

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blood-brain barrier

29
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The principal hormones of the adrenal medulla are ____ and ____, which are secreted in response to signals from the ____

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epinephrine, norepinephrine, sympathetic