Module 1 Assessment Flashcards

1
Q

Allow the local current to flow between adjacent cells within a neuron

A

Gap Junctions

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2
Q

The flow of impulse between neurons is called a

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Chemical Synapse

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3
Q

Jane can read her book clearly. She likes reading but reading the signage across the street seems difficult for her, letters tend to be blurry. Jane might be experiencing ___.

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Myopia

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4
Q

Consists of left and right hemispheres organized to receive sensory information from the opposite side of the body.

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Forebrain

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5
Q

Axons from retinal ganglion cells that exit the eye

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Optic Nerve

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6
Q

A group of subcortical structures that integrate motivational and emotional behavior to increase the vigor of selected actions.

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Basal Ganglia

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7
Q

The idea that the universe consists of only one type of being.

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Monism

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8
Q

Provides energy to the cell. Brain activity is dependent on its function.

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Mitochondria

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9
Q

Some male bird species would sing to attract females and send away other male species, which is an example of __ behavior.

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Functional

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10
Q

They carry nerve impulses between neurons

A

Relay Neuron

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11
Q

The conversion from sensory stimulus to action potential is called ___.

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Transduction

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12
Q

Enhances the activity of the neurons

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Glia

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13
Q

Produce a response in the transfer of impulse

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Stimulus

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14
Q

Star-shaped wrap around the dendrites connecting to functionally related axons.

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Astrocytes

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15
Q

Tiny cells that act as part of the immune system, removing viruses and fungi from the brain.

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Microglia

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16
Q

This group of people maintains that all animals have the same rights as humans regardless of the intention.

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Abolitionists

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17
Q

These are events that occur below the absolute threshold but still influence behavior.

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Subliminal Stimuli

18
Q

The legal standards in research are the following EXCEPT for ___

a. reduction
b. refinement
c. randomization
d. replacement

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c. randomization

19
Q

MATCHING TYPE: Match the correct sensory system

Sensing Extreme Heat

a. thermoception
b. interoception
c. vestibular
d. nociception
e. proprioception

A

a. thermoception

20
Q

MATCHING TYPE: Match the correct sensory system

Sensing Pain

a. thermoception
b. interoception
c. vestibular
d. nociception
e. proprioception

A

d. nociception

21
Q

MATCHING TYPE: Match the correct sensory system

Detecting and interpreting internal senses/ how the internal organs feel.

a. thermoception
b. interoception
c. vestibular
d. nociception
e. proprioception

A

b. interoception

22
Q

MATCHING TYPE: Match the correct sensory system

Responsible for sensing position, location, and movement of the body.

a. thermoception
b. interoception
c. vestibular
d. nociception
e. proprioception

A

e. proprioception

23
Q

MATCHING TYPE: Match the correct sensory system

Sensing balance and orientation in space.

a. thermoception
b. interoception
c. vestibular
d. nociception
e. proprioception

A

c. vestibular

24
Q

Gives rise to a dopamine-containing pathway that facilitates readiness for movement.

A

Substantia Nigra

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**MULTIPLE CHOICE** To use glucose, the body needs the following: (select all that applies) a. vitamin B1 b. fats c. thiamine d. gut bacteria
**a.** vitamin B1 **c.** thiamine
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Periodic production of action potentials even **without** synaptic input.
Spontaneous Firing Rate
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**MATCHING TYPE:** Match the concepts in the nervous system Calming a. Gap Junction b. IPSP c. Sensory d. Parasympathetic e. Sympathetic f. Motor Output
**d.** Parasympathetic
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**MATCHING TYPE:** Match the concepts in the nervous system Efferent Nervous System a. Gap Junction b. IPSP c. Sensory d. Parasympathetic e. Sympathetic f. Motor Output
**f.** Motor Output
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**MATCHING TYPE:** Match the concepts in the nervous system Synaptic Cleft a. Gap Junction b. IPSP c. Sensory d. Parasympathetic e. Sympathetic f. Motor Output
**a.** Gap Junction
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**MATCHING TYPE:** Match the concepts in the nervous system Arousing a. Gap Junction b. IPSP c. Sensory d. Parasympathetic e. Sympathetic f. Motor Output
**e.** Sympathetic
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**MATCHING TYPE:** Match the concepts in the nervous system Afferent Nervous System a. Gap Junction b. IPSP c. Sensory d. Parasympathetic e. Sympathetic f. Motor Output
**c.** Sensory
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**MATCHING TYPE:** Match the concepts in the nervous system EPSP a. Gap Junction b. IPSP c. Sensory d. Parasympathetic e. Sympathetic f. Motor Output
**b.** IPSP
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The first brain area to start developing contributes to **control of movement, balance, and coordination.**
Cerebellum
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**MATCHING TYPE:** Identify the sense organ responsible Pressure a. tongue b. skin c. ears d. eyes
**b.** skin
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**MATCHING TYPE:** Identify the sense organ responsible Balance a. tongue b. skin c. ears d. eyes
**c.** ears
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**MATCHING TYPE:** Identify the sense organ responsible Light a. tongue b. skin c. ears d. eyes
**d.** eyes
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**MATCHING TYPE:** Identify the sense organ responsible umami taste a. tongue b. skin c. ears d. eyes
**a.** tongue
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A branch of psychology that studies the **effects of sensory perceptions and mental states.**
Psychophysics
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The **end swelling** in dendrites
Presynaptic Terminal
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Pioneer of Neuroscience who concluded that the **cells remain separate instead of merging into one another.**
Santiago Ramon y Cajal