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BIO 201 Exam Three

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What Composes the Central Nervous System?   show
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show Soma, Cell Body, Dendrites, and Axon  
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show Axon/Output, Dendrites/input  
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The ___ form myelin sheaths in the central nervous system and the ____ for myelin sheaths in the peripheral nervous system   show
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show Interrupt the myelin sheaths of the PNS axons  
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The presence of a myelin sheath on the axon of a neuron is...   show
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Clusters of neuronal cell bodies in the CNS are called ____ and called ____ in the PNS   show
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A ___ is a bundle of neuronal axons in the CNS; and ____ is a bundle of Neuronal axons in the PNS   show
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The ____ is composed mainly of myelinated axons and the ____ is composed of cell bodies, unmyelinated axons, and neuroglia   show
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show Skeletal Muscle  
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The ___ found in white matter gives the white appearance   show
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The parasympathetic nervous system is...   show
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show a division of the autonomic nervous system, is responsible for the fight or flight response, is not concerned with conservation of energy  
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Leakage Channels   show
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Ligand-Gated Channels   show
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Mechanically Gated Channels   show
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Voltage Gated Channel   show
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show Partially maintained by the Na/K pump, Partially maintained by anions that cannot diffuse out of the cell, is polarized at rest, is usually around -70mV  
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show Ligand Gated  
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What is true regarding Graded Potentials?   show
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show are all or nothing event  
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show an Action potential occurs  
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show Sufficient graded potential depolarized the cell to threshold, action potential occurs, Na+ voltage gates become activated allowing Na+ into cell, Influx of Na+ ions into the axon depolarizing the cell to +30mV, K+ voltage gates open and Na+ voltage gates  
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show a period of time in which a new action potential CAN NOT be initiated by a threshold stimulus  
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An ___ causes re-polarization in the post-synaptic neuron   show
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Spatial summation involves strengthening graded potentials through   show
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Substance P   show
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show sympathetic  
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show gland  
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The ___ receptors initiate the stretch reflex   show
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During a crossed extensor reflex, the ___ muscles of the ipsilateral limb contract while the ___ muscles of the contralateral limb contract   show
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show conserve energy  
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The intergrating center of an autonomic reflex is usually in the...   show
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Pain receptors are found...   show
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______ memory allows us to recall experiences as they are occurring.   show
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show establishes circadian rythym  
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Most dreaming occurs in...   show
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show consolidation  
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Storage of acquired knowledge for later recall...   show
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Rest-and-digest division of the ANS   show
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Receptors that provide information about body position   show
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show nociceptors  
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show cholinergic  
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show adrenergic  
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show decussation  
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show perception  
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show nicotinic  
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show referred  
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show First  
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show learning  
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show Adrenergic  
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Four events that occur in a typical sensation process...   show
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Retrograde amnesia   show
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Anterograde amnesia   show
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Fast pain   show
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show lingering pain, can be described as chronic, throbbing, burning, etc. example: stubbing your toe.  
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show Vision  
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show Carry Impulses between the brain to the head, neck, torso  
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The Major anatomical differences between the somatic and autonomic nervous system is?   show
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show May be an endocrine gland, could be smooth muscle in a blood vessel, does not operate under voluntary control  
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Sprinting   show
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Restore Energy   show
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Sleeping   show
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Visceral Organs   show
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show Parasympathetic  
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show Sympathetic  
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Digestion   show
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Increase Respiration   show
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show Sympathetic  
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Decrease Heart Rate   show
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show cerebral hemispheres  
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show ependymal cells  
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The medulla oblongata contains nuclei related to...   show
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show thalamus  
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show Parasympathetic  
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show Sympathetic  
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show Acetylcholine, Cholinergic  
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The Autonomic Nervous System utilizes a ___ and ____ neurons   show
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Cholinergic receptors can be broken into what two divisions?   show
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Skeletal muscle movement, while initiated in the cerebrum, is smoothed and coordinated by the...   show
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The meninges are...   show
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The dura mater is...   show
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show ventricles  
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show corpus callosum  
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show cerebrum  
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Folds in the surface of the cerebrum   show
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Grooves in the surface of the cerebrum   show
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show pons  
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Smoothes and coordinates voluntary muscle movement   show
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show Choroid plexus  
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The sense of smell   show
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show gustation  
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show arbor vitae  
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show Alpha and Beta  
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Sympathetic Neuron types   show
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show Pre: Acetylcholine Post: Norepinephrine  
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show Nicotinic (Muscarinic) (Cholinergic) Adrenergic (Alpha and Beta)  
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show Cholinergic  
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Parasympathetic Neurotransmitter (Pre/Post)   show
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show Cholinergic  
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Nicotinic Receptors bind to what neurotransmitter?   show
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show hypothalamus  
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_________ tracts conduct impulses from one cerebral hemisphere to corresponding gyri in the other hemisphere.   show
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show occipital  
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show electroencephalograph  
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show limbic  
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show Smell, because of its association with the limbic system where emotional responses are derived from.  
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What is the function of the blood barrier?   show
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show Astrocytes/tight junctions  
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show optic nerve, sends sensory info from eyes to brain where translated to vision  
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show False  
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True or False: The autonomic nervous system is not affected by emotion   show
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show High parasympathetic and Low sympathetic  
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The Sympathetic postganglionic neurons are...   show
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show Nuclei, vital functions like breathing and heartbreak  
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show Less likely to generate an action potential  
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The superior colliculli of the ___ allows for ___   show
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show Arbor Vitae  
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The central location of the ___ allows it to function as the major relay station for motor and sensory impulses to and from the cerebral cortex   show
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The ___ is associated with smooth and coordinated skeletal muscle movement, and allows Dr. Friedman to walk so smoothly   show
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show Hypothalamus  
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show Separates the cerebrum into left and right halves  
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show Hypothalamus  
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show Tight Junctions that join the epithelial cells of the brain capillaries  
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The ___ connects the cerebral hemispheres and is made up of white matter   show
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show Brain and spinal cord  
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Three parts of typical neuron   show
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What neuroglia form myelin sheaths in the PNS?   show
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show myelin  
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show rest and digest activity  
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show can occur in the dendrites of neurons, may vary in strength, can spread very rapidly, only propogate over short distances.  
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Axons in spinal nerves are arranged into bundles called...   show
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show Tract  
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Connective tissue sheath that surrounds an entire nerve.   show
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Glial cells that act as phagocytes.   show
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Junction between a neuron and its target cell.   show
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Layers of connective tissue that surround the spinal cord.   show
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show Afferent  
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show internode  
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show dermatome  
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show neurotransmitter  
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In the CNS, myelin is produced by glial cells called...   show
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show Efferent  
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The ______ roots of spinal nerves contain the axons of sensory neurons.   show
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What is saltatory conduction?   show
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Where does saltatory conduction occur?   show
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What is the advantage of saltatory conduction?   show
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show -70mV  
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One factor that maintains the resting membrane potential of a typical neuron.   show
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____ circulates through cavities in the brain called   show
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The filtration of blood plasma into the choroid plexus is involved in production of   show
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show Central Sulcus  
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The Postcentral gyrus of the cerebral cortex, posterior to the central sulcus is the   show
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Action potentials   show
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show intervertebral foramina  
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show none of them  
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Cluster of cell bodies in the peripheral nervous system   show
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