Quiz Questions - Week 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What do we call the neurons on the sending side of a synaptic cleft?

A

Presynaptic

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2
Q

Which parts of the neuron make up the white areas in an MRI image?

A

Myelinated Axons

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3
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What is the ratio of electrical charges inside versus outside the neuron during the resting potential?

A

The inside is more negative than the outside

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4
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Consider the synapse shown schematically here. If neuron A causes neuron B to become hyperpolarized relative to B’s resting state:

A

neuron B is less likely to release neurotransmitter molecules from its own axon terminal.

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5
Q

Neurons in two different regions of Brodmann’s cytoarchitectonic map always

A

Differ in cell morphology and organization

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6
Q

The temporal lobe is to the occipital lobe as ______ is to _______

A

Audition; vision

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7
Q

The primary auditory cortex is organized using a tonotopic map, which means that there is an orderly representation of

A

Frequency

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8
Q

Injury to the hypothalamus would most likely interfere with

A

Hormone regulation

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9
Q

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
A

Somatosensation

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10
Q

The corpus callosum…

A

Permits communication between the two cerebral hemispheres

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