Neurophysiology Label this diagram ? ? ? ? ? ? Click ? Marks to show answer ? ? Label this diagram
What happens at each stage on this graph? 1 2 3 4 Click on each number to show the answer, and the picture that goes with it. You must click the picture to make it go away, and the graph reappear What happens at each stage on this graph?
Which graph is Depolarization? Which one is Hyperpolarization? 1. Click the question mark on the left for answer
Which highlighted area is Absolute refractory period? Click 1st time to show 1st question, and 2nd time to show 2nd question. Click questions to show the answer What is the other period called?
What is happening at each step? What is this area called? Step 1 What kind of channels are these? Voltage gated channels Step 2 What about these? Step 3 Step 4 Chemically gated channels Click steps to show answer. Click step 6 and other question appears. Click question to show answer Click answer to show next question Step 5 Step 6
1. Which graph represents Excitatory postsynaptic potential(EPSP)? 2. Which one is inhibitory postsynaptic potential(IPSP)? What is EPSP? ? Click ONCE to show question. Click question marks to show answer, and questions will disappear. Click twice to show other 2 questions Click questions to show answer What is IPSP? ?
Ion Channels Which picture is represented by each? What is the difference between Chemical gated ion channels And voltage-gated ion channels? Answer Voltage-gated ion channels Chemical gated ion channels: Chemical gated ion channels: Open when the appropriate neurotransmitter binds to the receptor Click once to show question Click the cloud and the burst to show answer Click the yellow burst a second time to show new question Click answer to show answer Voltage-gated ion channels Open and close in response to changes in membrane voltage
Select which one is graded potential and which one is action potential Matching: Select which one is graded potential and which one is action potential 1 2 3 4 Click each number to bring you to each question END SLIDE brings you to the credits END SLIDE
1. Location of event back Graded potential Action potential Cell body and dendrites Axon hillock and axon Click once to show question Click a second time to show answer Click back to go to the question page
2. Distance traveled back Graded potential Action potential Short distance Long distance Click once to show question Click a second time to show answer Click back to go to the question page
3. Initial effect of stimulus back 3. Initial effect of stimulus Graded potential Action potential Click once to show question Click a second time to show answer Click back to go to the question page
4. Peak membrane potential back 4. Peak membrane potential Action potential Graded potential Click once to show question Click a second time to show answer Click back to go to the question page
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