AP test review Flashcards
- Which of the following carry somatic sensory information?
a.) multipolar
b.) bipolar
c.) unipolar
c.) unipolar
- Restless leg syndrome is…
a.) A symptom of polio
b.) Part of Lumbar Outlet Syndrome
c.) A Sleep Disorder
d.) Usually found with Hemiplegia
c.) A Sleep Disorder
- This brain structure is active when you fear the Monster under your bed:
a.) Hippocampus
b.) Corpus Callosum
c.) Amygdala
d.) Caudate Putamen
c.) Amygdala
- Sensory neurons are_____, and motor neurons are____
A. white matter, grey matter
B. afferent, efferent
C. touch, motor
D. efferent, afferent
B. afferent, efferent
- Functional areas of the cerebral cortex that affect our emotions, reason, intellect, and language are
A. integration areas
B. sensory areas
C. association areas
D. motor areas
C. association areas
- The basal ganglia is involved in
A. control of large automatic muscle movements and muscle tone
What disorder has the symptoms of shooting pain, weakness, numbness, parethesia, and loss of color in the affected limb
C. thoracic outlet syndrome
The “contact” between two neurons or between a neuron and an effector is called a/an:
Synapse
What portion of the Cerebrum controls large, automatic muscle movements and tone?
Basal ganglia
What is the minimum requirement for a reflex arc?
b) Sensory Neuron
c) Motor Neuron
What structural classification of a neuron is found in the retina, inner ear and olfactory area?
Bipolar
31) What type of neuron lies entirely within the CNS and is involved in the integrative function?
a) Interneurons
The hippocampus is often destroyed in what disease?
Alzheimer’s Disease
Oligodendrocytes are found in the
CNS
What is the main function of Amygda
Emotional responses
Respiration is connected to the
medulla oblongata autonomic reflex
Automatic muscle movement and muscle tone is controlled by the:
basal ganglia
The Exteroceptors that detect vibration are
Meissner corpuscles Pacinian corpuscles
What receptor is responsible for responding to stimuli of physical or chemical damage to tissue
Nociceptors
The following are each a part of your diencephalon, EXCEPT:
A. Pituitary Gland
B. Thalamus
C. Corpus Collosum
D. Hypothalamus
Corpus Collosum
The Functional classification of a neuron which transmits motor nerve
impulses is?
Efferent
Baroreceptors and Chemoreceptors are examples of what?
Interoceptors
All of the following are effects of the parasympathetic division of the autonomic
nervous system except
a) Digestion
b) Salivation
c) Glycogenolysis
d) Urination
e) All of the above are effects of the parasympathetic division
Glycogenolysis
- Which of the following nervous system divisions includes all of the others?
peripheral nervous system