Neuronal Function

Question 0

Internal transmission

Answer 0

Neurotransmiters must engage

Question 1

Internal transmission

Answer 1

Neurons must be intact and have axes to glucose Via oxygen

Question 2

Internal transmission

Answer 2

Myelin must be present

Question 3

Internal transmission

Answer 3

Networks must connect

Question 4

Functional importance of synapse 1

Answer 4

To influence other neurons or tissues

Question 5

Functional importance of synapse 2

Answer 5

Using electrical impulses which cussed Neurotransmitters to be released

Question 6

Functional importance of synapse 3

Answer 6

To make it across the synaptic cleft in order to depolarizer or hyper polarize the receiving membrane

Question 7

Functional importance of synapse 4

Answer 7

To the point that and action potential is fired down the axon

Question 8

Functional importance Of synapse 5

Answer 8

To fire together and wire together in order to form neural networks

Question 9

Structural importance 1

Answer 9

The ore synaptic terminal-end if axon, a terminal bouton containing synaptic vesicles filled with Neurotransmitters

Question 10

Structural importance 2

Answer 10

The sunspots cleft- space between axon/dendrite, or axon/muscle cell, or axon/gland cell

Question 11

Structural importance of synapse 3

Answer 11

The post synaptic terminal- the receiving cell membrane, whichever might be the dendrite or another neuron, or the muscle cell, or gland cell

Question 12

Neurons fire in response to

Answer 12

Stimulus