Nervous System Test

Question 1

a.

Answer 1

Brainstem

Question 2

b.

Answer 2

Temporal Lobe

Question 3

c.

Answer 3

Lateral fissure

Question 4

d.

Answer 4

Frontal Lobe

Question 5

e.

Answer 5

Central Sulcus

Question 6

f.

Answer 6

Parietal lobe

Question 7

g.

Answer 7

Occipital lobe

Question 8

h.

Answer 8

cerebellum

Question 9

A.

Answer 9

Primary somatic sensory area

Question 10

B.

Answer 10

Somatic sensory association area

Question 11

C.

Answer 11

Visual association area

Question 12

D.

Answer 12

Visual cortex

Question 13

E.

Answer 13

Wernicke’s area

Question 14

F.

Answer 14

Auditory association area

Question 15

G.

Answer 15

Primary auditory area

Question 16

H.

Answer 16

Broca’s area

Question 17

I. (i)

Answer 17

Taste area

Question 18

J.

Answer 18

Prefrontal area

Question 19

K.

Answer 19

Premotor area

Question 20

L.

Answer 20

Primary motor cortex

Question 21

What are the differences between white and gray matter?

Answer 21

Gray matter is collections of neuron cell bodies and their associated neuroglia.
White matter is bundles of parallel axons and their coverings.

Question 22

What makes up the PNS and the CNS?

Answer 22

The CNS is comprised of the brain and spinal chord.
The PNS is made up of all other nerves that branch off of the spinal chord.

Question 23

What are the layers (meninges) of the brain in order? (top to bottom)

Answer 23

Dura mater
Arachnoid mater
Pia mater

Question 24

(What are the) divisions of the PNS?

Answer 24

The sympathetic division: to rouse your body for physical activity
Parasympathetic division: Slows your heart rate and lowers your blood pressure.

Or:

The Automatic Nervous system
The Somatic Motor nervous system

Question 25

How many cranial nerves and sets of spinal nerves are there?

Answer 25

There are 12 pairs of cranial nerves and 31 pairs of spinal nerves which constitute the peripheral nervous system or PNS.

Question 26

What are the divisions of the ANS?

Answer 26

The Parasympathetic division slows your heartrate and blood pressure.
The Sympathetic division is made to rouse your body for physical activity.

Question 27

Sensory receptor

Answer 27

An organ which responds to a specific type of stimulus by triggering an action potential on a sensory neuron

Question 28

Somatic receptors

Answer 28

Sensory receptors in the skin, muscle, and tendons

Question 29

Visceral receptors

Answer 29

Sensory receptors in the internal organs

Question 30

Special receptors

Answer 30

Sensory receptors in specific locations for vision, hearing, balance, smell, and taste

Question 31

Mechanoreceptors

Answer 31

Sensory receptors that respond to movement

Question 32

Thermoreceptors

Answer 32

Sensory receptors that respond to heat or cold

Question 33

Photoreceptors

Answer 33

Sensory receptors that respond to light

Question 34

Chemoreceptors

Answer 34

Sensory receptors that respond to chemicals

Question 35

Nociceptors

Answer 35

Sensory receptors that respond to excess stimulation of several types; pain receptors

Question 36

Cutaneous receptors

Answer 36

Receptors in the skin

Question 37

Proprioceptors

Answer 37

Receptors in the muscles and tendons.