Intro Ch 1 / 2

Question 0

pet measures blank flow in brain

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oxygen

Question 1

pet scan stands for

Answer 1

positron emission tomography

Question 2

fmri measures blank flow in brain

Answer 2

oxygen and blood

Question 3

three parts of hindbrain

Answer 3

medulla oblongata, pons, cerebellum

Question 4

three parts of brain

Answer 4

hindbrain, midbrain, forebrain

Question 5

two parts of forebrain

Answer 5

diencephalon, cerebrum

Question 6

two parts of diencephalon

Answer 6

thalamus, hypothalamus

Question 7

four parts of cerebrum

Answer 7

basal ganglia, hippocampus, amygdaloid nuclei, 4 lobes

Question 8

section of axons that connects the two halves of the brain

Answer 8

corpus callosum

Question 9

motor cortex is located here

Answer 9

precentral gyrus

Question 10

somatic sensory cortex is located here

Answer 10

postcentral gyrus

Question 11

left brain allows one to see blank

Answer 11

right visual field out of BOTH eyes

Question 12

a spoken word is received in blank, understood by blank, then blank produces speech to repeat the spoken word

Answer 12

auditory cortex, wernickes area, brocas area

Question 13

reading a word out loud has words read processed in the blank, understood in blank, speech produced in blank, mouth moves because of blank

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visual cortex, wernickes, brocas, motor cortex

Question 14

transition from cell body into axon

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axon hillock

Question 15

four types of neurons

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unipolar, bipolar, pseudo-unipolar, multipolar

Question 16

three types of multipolar neurons

Answer 16

motor spinal cord, pyramidal cell of hippocampus, purkinje cell of cerebellum

Question 17

three classifications of neurons

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afferent, efferent, interneurons

Question 18

three macroglia nervous system support cells

Answer 18

oligodendrocyte, schwann cell, astrocyte

Question 19

microglia are just blank support cells

Answer 19

immune system

Question 20

astrocytes are found in blank matter

Answer 20

white

Question 21

knee jerk reflex in quad has tension sensed by blank

Answer 21

muscle spindle

Question 22

exciting one motor pathway and inhibiting opposite motor pathway is an example of blank

Answer 22

feedforward inhibition

Question 23

an effect that turns off an effect once activated to a certain degree

Answer 23

feedback inhibition

Question 24

neurotransmitters are blank signals

Answer 24

electrochemical

Question 25

short term physiological changes can change the synaptic effectiveness permanently

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plasticity

Question 26

neuronal network is plastic and can constantly blank

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change