Nerve conduction lab Flashcards

1
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what is compound action potential

A

sumuation of many action potentials from individual axons

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2
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what is intracellular recording?

A

obtained by sharp intracelluar electrode inside sell membrane of single neuron and 1 electrons outside

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3
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what is extracellular recording?

A

recordings of CAP obtained by 2 extracellur recording electros placed at differen loacations outside the nerve

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4
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what was done to the sciatic nerve

A

eleltrical responses from acons with the nerve by shoking the nerve with stimulating electrodes.

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5
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what is conduction velocity

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measurment of speed of conduction of electrical impulse through a nerve

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6
Q

true or false

After dissecting the frog and removing the nerve, you should immediately stretch the nerve to its full length

A

false

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7
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Which of the following manipulations we will perform in this lab?
Changing the length of the nerve

Adjusting the amplitude of stimulation

Changing the direction of the nerve

Adjusting the temperature of the nerve

Changing sodium concentration of the Ringer’s solution

A

Changing the length of the nerve

Adjusting the amplitude of stimulation

Changing the direction of the nerve

Adjusting the temperature of the nerve

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8
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Changes in voltage while recording a CAP, as we will record it in this lab, are caused by:

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Differences in voltage recorded extracellularly between the two recording electrodes

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