PhysioLec: Synapse Flashcards
TRUE OR FALSE: Direct inhibition of synapses is due to opening of Cl- channels.
True
TRUE OR FALSE: Opening K+ channels can produce inhibitory potentials post-synaptically
True
TRUE OR FALSE: If there are multiple synapses, the delay in transmission increases
True
TRUE OR FALSE: Synaptic transmissions can occur in dendro-dendritic connections
False
This is because dendrites do not contain synaptic vesicles at the terminal button, so there is no transmission of impulse.
TRUE OR FALSE: Transient depolarization in the postsynaptic cell is called an end-plate potential.
True
TRUE OR FALSE: Synaptic vesicles can only be found in the post-synaptic cell.
False
TRUE OR FALSE: ACh undergoes the small synaptic vesicle cycle.
True
TRUE OR FALSE: Ca++ is the key for terminal button depolarization.
False
It is the key for synaptic vesicle diffusion and exocytosis.
TRUE OR FALSE: The dendrites serve to decrease area for reception.
False
TRUE OR FALSE: ATP is needed for priming to occur in the small vesicle cycle.
True
TRUE OR FALSE: Closing of K+ channels produces postsynaptic facilitation.
True
TRUE OR FALSE: Chemical synapses have the ability to modify its transmission.
True
TRUE OR FALSE: Majority of synapses in our bodies are electrical synapses.
False
TRUE OR FALSE: Chemical synapses can transmit impulses both ortho & antidromically.
False
TRUE OR FALSE: The Renshaw cell is an inhibitory interneuron found in the stretch reflex
False
Found in the gray matter of the spinal cord