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cts unit 3 Flashcards

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What part of the brain deals with speech?

A

Parietal

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What part of the brain deals with problem solving?

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Frontal

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What part of the brain deals with memory and speech?

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Temporal

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What part of the brain deals with bilateral vision?

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Occipital

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What part of the brain deals with voluntary muscle movement?

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Cerebrum

Frontal Lobe

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Which structure contains the nucleus?

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Nerve body cell

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Which structure is the input region of the neuron?

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Dendrite

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What structure do Schwann Cells wrap around?

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Axon

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Which structure will insulate nerve impulses?

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Myelin sheath

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Which structure makes neurotransmitters?

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Axon

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What structure connects the left and right brain hemisphere?

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Corpus callosum

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What are the divisions of the autonomic nervous system?

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Parasympathetic and sympathetic

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What are the functions that are controlled by the somatic system?

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Voluntary skeletal movements, conscious functions

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What is controlled by the brain stem?

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Involuntary movements (HR, breathing, swallowing, digestion, coughing)

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Where are the afferent pathways located on the spinal cord?

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Dorsal

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Which structure is going to regulate the sleep and wake cycle?

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Hypothalamus

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Which pathway will deliver information to the same side of the brain?

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spinocerebellar

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Which pathway will have fibers that crossover at the spinal cord?

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Spinothalamic

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Which pathway will have fibers that crossover at the medulla oblongata?

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medial lemniscal

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Which type of processing will have a neuronal impulse that is segregated into various different pathways?

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parallel

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Which type of processing will have a neuronal impulse that is sent down a single pathway and leads to an anticipated response?

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serial

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Which structure contains photoreceptors?

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retina

22
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What determines the level of “sour” of a food item?

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pH levels

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Where do action potentials occur?

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Axon

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What is the rate-limiting step of neural transmission?

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synaptic delay

25
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What determines the intensity of a stimulus?

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The frequency of impulse transmission

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