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2. The resting potential of a typical neuron

3. What is –70 mv?

4. The minimum threshold potential of a typical neuron

5. What is –55 mv?

6. During repolarization this happens

7. What is K + leaves the neuron?

8. For exocytosis of neurotransmitters to occur, this ion is needed

9. What is Ca ++ ?

10. The two times a neuron can be depolarized

11. What is at rest or hyperpolarization?

12. The neuroglia that form the blood brain barrier

13. What is astrocyte?

14. The neuroglia that form the myelin sheath in the PNS

15. What are Schwann cells?

16. The neuron that travels afferently to the CNS

17. What is sensory?

18. The autonomic division that inhibits the enteric nervous system

19. What is sympathetic?

20. The definition of a seizure

21. What is a rapid synchronous firing of neurons?

22. The spinal cord ends at this level

23. What is L2?

24. The impulse that travels through the ventral root of the spinal cord

25. What is motor?

26. The division of the autonomic nervous system that stimulates digestion

27. What is parasympathetic?

28. The type of reflex involved with smooth muscle, cardiac muscle and glands

29. What is autonomic?

30. The menegial layer that adheres directly on the spinal cord

31. What is pia mater

32. The lobe where the primary sensory cortex is located

33. Where is the parietal lobe?

34. The location CSF is produced

35. Where is the choroid plexus?

36. The portion of the brain stem where nerves cross over to the contralateral side

37. Where is the medulla?

38. The brain waves that are produced when a person is awake, active and alert

39. What is Beta?

40. The function of cranial nerve II

41. What is to take visual info to primary visual cortex?

42. The brain disorder associated with neurofibulary tangles and amyloid plaques

43. What is Alzheimer's?

44. The result of a contracoup injury

45. What is an injury to the opposite side of the head?

46. A person with schizophrenia produces too much of this neurotransmitter

47. What is dopamine?

48. A stroke can be treated within three hour of onset with this drug

49. What is TPA (triplasminogen activator)?

50. Double Jeopardy Too much melatonin produces this condition (name)

51. What is SAD (seasonal affective disorder)?