Physiology-neural control & coordination Flashcards

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Which of the following contain yellow coloured pigment?

A

Yellow coloured pigment is c/d lutin. It is found in yellow spot of eye, ovarian (check audio)

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What is bleaching?

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When rhodopsin breaks into retinal and Opsin the event is c/d bleaching.

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Cones contain a pigments c/d

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Blue cones = cynopsin; green cones = chloropsin; red cones = erythropsin….all 3of them are made of retinal and opsin protein. They only vary wrt opsin protein.

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Cones work in ______ light while rods work in _______ light.

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Cones= Bright light aka photopic vision; rods= dim light aka scotopic vision.

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5
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What is power of accommodation?

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Ability of eye to shift focus for objects at different focal lengths autonomously.

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For parallel beam of light ciliary muscles and suspensory ligaments are_______ respectively.

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Ciliary muscles are relaxed while suspensory ligaments are contracted.

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Fro nearby objects ciliary muscles and suspensory ligaments are _______ respectively.

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Ciliary muscles are contracted while suspensory ligaments are relaxed.

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Degree of refraction is greater in: a) near objects. b) far object

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Near objects…as the lens is comparatively spherical when object is near the eye than when it’s far from the eye(flattened/narrow lens)

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Cervical enlargement is found in _____ & lumber enlargement is found in ______. a) cervical region, lumber region. b) cervical region, thoracic region. c) thoracic region, lumber region d) none of these

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Cervical region, thoracic region

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The spinal cord is made up of ____ spinal segments.

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31 segments.

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Which of the following remain different for both spinal segments and spinal vertebres? a) 8 cervical segments. b)7 cervical segments. c) 1 coccyx. d)4 coxygeal vertebres

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7 cervical vertebres while 8 cervical segments and 4 coccygeal vertebres while 1 coccyx segment.

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12
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List the cranial nerves in order along with their origin and function.

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Module SP-3 pg.no.114

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13
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Which cranial nerves are mixed in nature?name them.

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Cranial nerves no. 5,6,9,10 I.e trigeminal, facial, glossopharyngeal, vagus respectively.

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14
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Which of the following is not related to movement of eyeball? a)trochlear. b)occulomotor. c)abducens. d)optic

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d) optic as it is related to sight; while abducens and trochlear are for rotation of eyeball, occulomotor for movements of eyeball.

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All spinal nerves are mixed but all cranial nerves are not mixed. All cranial nerves are mixed but not all spinal nerves are mixed.

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All spinal nerves are mixed but only 4 cranial nerves are mixed (5,6,9,10 = trigeminal, facial, glossopharyngeal, vagus)

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16
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Loss of power of smell is called

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Anosmia.

17
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Loss of vision is called

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Anopsia.

18
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Loss of facial expressions is characteristic of which disease

A

Bells plasy.

19
Q

Abnormal sound in ear is known as

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Tinitus.

20
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Double vision is called

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Diplopia.

21
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Ptosis is another name for

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Eyelid drop- eyelids don’t open properly.

22
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Ventricles of brain are lined with epithelium called

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Ependyma.

23
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_____,_______&______ produce CSF.

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Ependyma, anterior choroid plexus & posterior choroid plexus.