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NeuronImpulse Brain PNS Misc. 2 main Misc. I 100

Carries impulses toward the cell body. A 100 a100

Carries impulses away from the cell body. A 200

Component that electrically insulates the axon and increases impulse speed. A 300

The gaps between Schwann cells on the axon where depolarization occurs. A 400

What type of configuration is shown when one presynaptic-neuron is synapsing with several other postsynaptic- neurons? A 500

This must be reached for depolarization of a neuron to occur. B 100 b100

During repolarization, what ion diffuses and where does it go? B 200

What is the inside charge and outside charge of the neuron membrane when it is polarized? B 300

When an impulse reaches the end bulb, what happens next to cause neurotransmitter vesicle migration? B 400

What process maintains the excess Na+ outside the cell and an excess of K+ inside the cell during the resting potential stage? B 500

Meningeal layer where the CSF circulates within. C 100 c100

Allows the two cerebral hemispheres to work together. C 200

What part of the brain programs and fine tunes voluntary body movements and coordination? C 300

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Screens all incoming sensory data except for smell. C 400

What area of the brain controls the body’s hunger need where one would eat anything when in an extreme situation? C 500

What division of the PNS effectors is considered voluntary? D 100 d100

Division of the ANS that would increase secretion of gastric juice and saliva. D 200

What 2 regions on the spinal cord do the sympathetic fibers originate from? D 300

Type of ANS neuron that extends from the CNS to a ganglion. D 400

What 2 terms can you use to describe the neurons that carry impulses from the nose to the brain? Choose from the terms below: somatic/visceral/autonomic/afferent/efferent D 500

General term for a neurotransmitter that will cause a postsynaptic neuron to be less active. E 100 e100

Put the reflex arc steps in correct order: gland, stimulus, afferent, efferent, interneuron E 200

Neuroglia that help feed the neurons. E 300

Name a neurotransmitter that is increases postsynaptic activity in skeletal muscles. E 400

Afferent impulses enter the spinal cord through this nerve root: E 500

Neuroglia that insulate neurons within the CNS. F 100 f100

Paralysis of the right foot would mean a problem in this side and lobe of the cerebrum. F 200

What is the effector in the somatic reflex involving the achillies tendon? F 300

Neuroglia that wander around the brain protecting the neurons and destroying old cells. F 400

The Babinski reflex is used to determine damage to the corticospinal tract of the spinal cord. What is the positive response for the Babinski reflex and is a positive response normal or abnormal? F 500

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