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NWHSU HISTO 1 FINAL

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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac, All, None This muscle type is cylindrical shaped.   show
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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac, All, None This muscle type is spindle shaped.   show
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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac, All, None This muscle type is branched (Y) shaped.   show
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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac, All, None This muscle type has the the biggest cells.   show
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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac, All, None This muscle type is medium sized.   show
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show Cardiac  
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show All 3  
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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac, All, None This/These muscle type(s) has 1 nuclei.   show
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show Skeletal  
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show Skeletal  
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show Smooth and Cardiac  
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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac, All, None This/These muscle type(s) exhibit(s) striation.   show
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show Smooth  
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show Skeletal and Cardiac  
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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac, All, None This/These muscle type(s) have myofilaments.   show
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show Thick-Myosin Thin-Actin, Tropomyosin, Troponin  
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show Cardiac and Smooth  
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show Smooth  
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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac, None This muscle types function is locomotion.   show
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show Smooth  
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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac, None This muscle types function is to contract to pump blood.   show
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show Smooth and Cardiac  
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show Skeletal  
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show Skeletal-attached to skeleton (Platysma muscle) Smooth-Vasculature, arteries, hollow viscera, uterus, bladder, GI tract, Erector Pili Cardiac-Only heart  
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show Skeletal  
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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac, All, None This/These muscle type(s) has/have gap junctions to communicate between cells.   show
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show Skeletal-Motor End Plates Cardiac-Intercalated Disks  
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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac, All, None This/These muscle type(s) use(s) Ca++ mostly intracellular.   show
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show D-Ireg CT Epimysium  
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D-Ireg CT Perimysium, LCT Endomysium, D-Ireg CT Epimysium This CT is wrapped around a bundle of fibers.   show
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show LCT Endomysium  
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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac, All, None This/These muscle type(s) exhibit(s) endomysium.   show
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Red 1, Red 2, White 2, All, None This/These muscle fiber(s) has/have fast contraction speed.   show
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Red 1, Red 2, White 2, All, None This/These muscle fiber(s) has/have a strong aerobic metabolism.   show
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Red 1, Red 2, White 2, All, None This/These muscle fiber(s) has/have lots of myoglobin, lots of mitochondria, and slow tonic contraction.   show
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Red 1, Red 2, White 2, All, None This/These muscle fiber(s) has/have few myoglobin, few mitochondria, and has/have fast phasic contractions.   show
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show Red 1-Posture Red 2-Endurance  
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Red 1, Red 2, White 2, All, None This/These muscle fiber(s) is/are for short bursts of energy.   show
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Red 1, Red 2, White 2, All, None This/These muscle fiber(s) have/has a weak aerobic metabolism.   show
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Red 1, Red 2, White 2, All, None This/These muscle fiber(s) are found in back muscles.   show
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Red 1, Red 2, White 2, All, None This/These muscle fiber(s) are found in fingers, feet, arms, and legs.   show
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show Mixed Fibers (White and Red)  
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Red 1, Red 2, White 2, All, None This/These muscle fiber(s) contain(s) more succinate dehydrogenase+. (An enzyme specific to mitochondria)   show
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CNS, PNS, Both, Neither This can recover from a major accident.   show
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If CNS cannot recover after a CNS injury then how does a person recover from a stroke?   show
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show Flacid Peralisis  
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People with CNS injuries have ____ reflexes. Explain why?   show
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show 2 mm  
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True or False (Correct if wrong) Motor Unit=GSE axon and all the skeletal muscle cells it innervates.   show
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show False (With pyramidal decussation)  
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show True  
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show False (Postsynaptic and Postsynaptic)  
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True or False (Correct if wrong) Large motor units may innervate up to 2000 cells.   show
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True or False (Correct if wrong) Small motor units may innervate as little as 1 muscle cell per axon.   show
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When the sympathetic system innervates an artery and causes excitation (depolarization), which happens: vasodilation or vasoconstriction?   show
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True or False (Correct if wrong) In smooth muscle thin filaments are attached to alpha-actinin.   show
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This muscle type lacks sER which stores calcium within the scytoplasam.   show
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How many spinal nerves are there and are they part of the PNS or CNS?   show
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show Unmyelinated axons  
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show Dorsal Root-GSA Ventral Root-GSE  
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Which is motor and which is sensory:Dorsal Root and Ventral Root   show
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show D1R and V1R are Both Motor and Sensory  
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show Preganglionic sympathetic-T1-L2 Preganglionic parasympathetic-S2-S4  
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show Back-D1R Neck, trunk, and extremeties-V1R  
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show autonomic-smooth muscle and glands somatic-Skeletal muscle  
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True or false (Correct if wrong) The Autonomic Nervous System uses one neuron between the CNS and target organ while the Somatic Nervous System uses two neurons.   show
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show regulates a steady state or aids in protection  
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show Walls and limbs  
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show Neither  
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GSE, GVE, Both, Neither This is part of the PNS.   show
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show GSE  
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GSE, GVE, Both, Neither This inervates viscera, glands, smooth, and cardiac muscle.   show
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GSE, GVE, Both, Neither This has 1 neuron from the CNS to PNS   show
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GSE, GVE, Both, Neither This has pre and postganglionic Neurons.   show
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S2-S4, Cranial Nerves to S1, brain stem Which are parasympathetic and which are sympathetic.   show
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Preganglionic axons travel to the white ramus and postganglionic axons travel to the gray ramus. This is a reference to the myelinated and unmyelinated nature of the axons. Which is myelinated and which is not?   show
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show White Rami-T1-L2 Gray Rami-All Spinal Nerves  
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show Preganglionic Neurons  
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These neurons always have their origin int he PNS:Preganglionic or Postganglionic   show
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Sympathetics innervate erector pilli, sweat glands, and blood vessels while parasympathetics innervate what body wall?   show
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show Conduction  
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Skeletal, Cardiac, Smooth Which have triads and which have diads?   show
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Where are diads located?   show
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Where are triads located?   show
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Which has two terminal cisternae and which has one terminal cisterna: Dyads, Triads   show
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Conduct action potential deep into cells because AP is the voltage change necessary to open the voltage dependent Ca++ channels in the ___.   show
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Which muscle type has the most sER?   show
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show A-Band=Dark Band I-Bnad=light band M-line=line in the middle of H H-Zone=lightest line in A band Z-Line=darkest line in I band  
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show I-thin A-both H-thick Z-thin M-thin  
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Which two get smaller when the muscle contracts? I, A, H, Z, M   show
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show A-Band  
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show nerotransmitters  
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show acetylcholine  
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Fast EPSPs may summate to threshold, causing voltage-gated ____ channels to open, thus resulting in action potential.   show
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The calcium will bind the high affinity binding sites on _____ causing the tropomyosin to be removed from the active binding sites on _________.   show
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show Relaxation Action Potential, Ca2+ pump, Actin filaments.  
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show Calcium, actin, and tropomyosin  
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show Triads-Skeletal (I/A Junction) Dyads-Cardiac (Z line)  
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At rest K+ is slightly greater than K+ electrical gradient. This drives K+ ___ the cell through passive channels that best accomodate the K+ size.   show
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show into  
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Depolarization is teh decrease in the difference in charge between the inside and outside -70mV. This leads to EPSPs which are what? (less neg inside)   show
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show Inhibitory Post-Synaptic Potentials  
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show Action Potential  
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Cell bodies are found in white and gray matter. True or false   show
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show Neurons-functional cells neuroglial cells-supporting cells  
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show Neuropil  
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What is the most common neuron?   show
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CNS, PNS, Both, Neither Multipoloar Neurons   show
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CNS, PNS, Both, Neither Psuedopolar neuron   show
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Motor, Sensory, Both, Neither Multipolar neurons   show
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Motor, Sensory, Both, Neither Psuedounipolar neurons   show
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show Pyramidal cell, perkinji cells, tract cells, Interneurons  
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show Spinal Motor Neuron-GSE Pre Post Ganglionic-GVE  
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show Yes, branch at end. Yes lots of dendrites and spines.  
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show Yes, they branch right away. No  
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Psuedounipolar neurons can contain more than 1 axon. True or false   show
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Myelin is made by what cells in the PNS and what cells in the CNS?   show
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show Dendrites only  
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The axon hillock does what?   show
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show Nerotransmitters  
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Pyramidal and extrapyramidal neurons start in the cortex? True or false   show
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show GSE and GVE (Unconscious)  
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show True  
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show appendicular  
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Anterior Corticospinal tract does not cross at the decussation of pyramids and inervates which muscle:appendicular or axial   show
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nissl substance is basophillic beause of Ribosomes. True or false   show
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Satalite cells completely surround this while they are interupted in this:DRG, Autonomic Ganglion   show
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show Touch and proprio Myelinated axons  
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Small cell bodies are for what? Are their axons myelinated or not?   show
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show DRG  
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DRG, Autonomic ganglion, Both, Neither These have interrupted satellite cells and a peripherally located nucleus.   show
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show Unconscious  
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Dorsal horn gray matter is sensory, motor, or both?   show
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show Motor  
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Axons, Astrocytes, and Oligodendrocytes are found in White, gray matter, or both?   show
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show Soma and perikaryon  
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CNS exhibits regular CT coverings like endo, peri and epineurium. True or false   show
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The only point of confluence between PNS and CNS Ct is at the juncture between the epineurium of the ____ and the dura of the ____   show
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show True  
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What increases the speed at which impulses are conducted and covers nerve fibers?   show
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show PNS (In the CNS they are bare)  
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show Oligodendrocytes  
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What do nodes of Ranvier do?   show
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Both myelinated and unmyelinated axons have nodes of ranvier. True or False   show
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What are the two major difference of CNS and PNS Nodes of Ranvier?   show
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The supporting cells of the nervous system are ____ cells. They do not carry action potential but provide supporting functions to neurons.   show
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Neuroglial Cells in the CNS ____ repair while in the PNS neroglial cells such as schwann cells ____ repair.   show
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show Oligodendrocytes 40  
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These CNS neuroglial cells are the blood brain barrier.   show
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These CNS neuroglial cells line the free surfaces to produce CSF.   show
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These neuroglial cells are the CNS macrophages.   show
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Protoplasmic astrocytes are ___ matter and fibrous astrocytes are _____ matter.   show
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show Microglia!  
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What are the two main PNS neuroglial cells?   show
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Sympathetic, Parasympathetic, Both, Neither Older?   show
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show Sympathetic  
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Sympathetic, Parasympathetic, Both, Neither Regulates and protects   show
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Sympathetic, Parasympathetic, Both, Neither No components of spinal nerves   show
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show Sympathetic  
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show Sympathetic  
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show Sympathetic  
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Sympathetic, Parasympathetic, Both, Neither Erector pili muscles are innervated by   show
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Multipolar, Pseudounipolar, Both, Neither Peripheral process (axon) carries action potential toward the CNS   show
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show Pseudounipolar  
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Multipolar, Pseudounipolar, Both, Neither All ____ cells are derived from the neural crest.   show
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Multipolar, Pseudounipolar, Both, Neither Cell bodies of autonomic neurons   show
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show Excitatory  
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show Inhibitory  
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show Excitatory  
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show Excitatory  
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show Excitatory  
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Excitatory NTX's, Inhibitory NTX's, Both, Neither Create hyperpolarizing currents   show
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show Inhibitory  
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show GSA  
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show GSE  
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GSA, GSE, Both, Neither Nerve cell body is in ventral horn of spinal cord   show
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GSA, GSE, Both, Neither Nerve cell body is in dorsal root ganglia   show
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show GSA  
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show GSA  
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Final common pathway GSA, GSE, Both, Neither   show
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show GSA  
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Ependymal cell layer, mantle layer, marginal zone, none of the above. White matter is in this area   show
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Ependymal cell layer, mantle layer, marginal zone, none of the above. Grey matter is in this area   show
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Ependymal cell layer, mantle layer, marginal zone, none of the above. Development of Astrocytes and Oligodendrocytes   show
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show Marginal Zone  
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show Mantle layer  
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show Sensory/dorsal root  
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Autonomic Ganglia, Sensory/dorsal root ganglia, both , neither. eccentric nucleus   show
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Autonomic Ganglia, Sensory/dorsal root ganglia, both , neither. Multipolar neurons   show
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show Autonomic ganglia  
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show Sensory/dorsal root ganglia  
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Autonomic Ganglia, Sensory/dorsal root ganglia, both , neither. Few satalite cells   show
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show Fibrous  
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show Protoplasmic  
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show Fibrous  
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show Protoplasmic  
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Which of the following are not derivatives of the neural crest? Schwann cells, Satellite cells, psudounipolar neurons, multipolar neurons, autonomic neuron system, spinal ganglia, autonomic ganglia   show
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The nerve cell body contains all except... Axon hillock, dendrite, nucleus, cytoplasm   show
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Which one of these is NOT considered an astrocyte? Fibrous, Protoplasmic, perineuronal   show
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Which is not considered inhibitory NTX? Dopamine, Epinepherine, glycine   show
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GVA, GVE, Both, Neither. Sympathetic and parasympathetic   show
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show GVE  
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show GVA  
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show GVA  
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GVA, GVE, Both, Neither. Multipolar neurons   show
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show GVA  
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show GVA  
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show GVE  
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GVA, GVE, Both, Neither. Developed from the mantle zone   show
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