Quiz Questions - Week 2 Flashcards
What do we call the neurons on the sending side of a synaptic cleft?
Presynaptic
Which parts of the neuron make up the white areas in an MRI image?
Myelinated Axons
What is the ratio of electrical charges inside versus outside the neuron during the resting potential?
The inside is more negative than the outside
Consider the synapse shown schematically here. If neuron A causes neuron B to become hyperpolarized relative to B’s resting state:
neuron B is less likely to release neurotransmitter molecules from its own axon terminal.
Neurons in two different regions of Brodmann’s cytoarchitectonic map always
Differ in cell morphology and organization
The temporal lobe is to the occipital lobe as ______ is to _______
Audition; vision
The primary auditory cortex is organized using a tonotopic map, which means that there is an orderly representation of
Frequency
Injury to the hypothalamus would most likely interfere with
Hormone regulation
As a result of a brain injury to the medial temporal lobes and neighboring subcortical structures, a patient exhibits a number of cognitive and behavioral changes. Of the following options, which is the LEAST likely to be affected?
- Memory
- Emotional processing
- Learning
- Somatosensation
Somatosensation
The corpus callosum…
Permits communication between the two cerebral hemispheres