Practice test 2 Flashcards

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1
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the patellar knee jerk reflex is an example of a

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somatic reflex

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2
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white and gray rami communicantes connect ___ and _____

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spinal nerves
sympathetic ganglia

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3
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____ produce myelin sheaths around axons in the central nervous system

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oligodendrocytes

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4
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the ___ integrates visual info with other sensory input to initiate reflex responses to visual stimuli

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superior colliculi

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5
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lateral spinothalamic tracts carry sensory info related to

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pain and temp

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6
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cell bodies of most sensory neurons reside in the

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dorsal root ganglia

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7
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sensory fibers are organized by

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the type of info that they carry touch pain

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8
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within a tract, sensory fibers entering more

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superiorly reside more laterally

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9
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second order neurons typically decussate in the

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spinal cord or brain stem

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10
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cranial nerves that innervate an extra ocular muscle that moves the eye

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abducens, oculomotor, trochlear

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11
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each pair of spinal nerves monitars a specific region of the body surface called

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dermatome

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12
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the visual cortex is located within the ____ of the cerebrum

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occipital lobe

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13
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lower motor neuron that stimulates muscle fibers in the thigh can be activated by a sensory neuron or by an upper motor neuron this is an example of

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convergence

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14
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the medulla oblongata deals with

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autonomic control of visceral activities

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15
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what structure allows cerebrospinal fluid to be recycled back into the bloodstream

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arachnoid granulation

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16
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motor control of speech is concentrated in ____ which is typically located in the ____ cerebral hemisphere

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speech center
left

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17
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what part of neuron releases neurotransmitters via exocytosis

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axon terminal

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18
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hypothalamus controls the bodys water balance through production of

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antidiuretic hormone

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19
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hypothalamus subconsciously controls motor activity associated with

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various emotions

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20
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hypothalamus coordinates activities of the

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endocrine and nervous systems

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21
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hypothalamus helps to regulate

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body temp

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22
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which of the following is a response associated with the sympathetic nervous system

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dilation of the airway

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23
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the outermost layer of a peripheral nerve is a tough sheath of fibrous connective tissue called the

24
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the primary motor cortex is located in the

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precentral gyrus

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sensory info conveyed by the spinocerebellar tracts is processed in the
ipsilateral cerebellum
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the parasympathetic divison of the autonomic nervous system is characterized by
long preganglionic fibers
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the falx cerebri which attaches to the crista galli of the ethmoid, is an extension of the
dura mater
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the corpus callosum is composed of
commissural fibers
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neurons undergo mitosis to replace old nerual tissue but only do so every
10 years
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anaxonic neurons can receive signals from other neurons but they cannot send
signals to themselves
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all spinal cord neurons are connected via
gap junctions and communicate without neurotransmitters
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which glial cells are involved in maintaing the blood brain barrier
astrocytes
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which of the follwoing nerves arise from brachial plexus
radial axillary ulnar median
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sensory nerve
CN VIII
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most upper motor neurons decussate in the
medulla oblongata
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intramural ganglia are associated with the
parasympathetic nervous system
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mixed nerves
contain both sensory and motor neurons
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around the brain and spinal cord cerebrospinal fluid flows within the
subarachnoid space
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als occurs due to the degeneration of
upper and lower motor neurons
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motor neurons exit the spinal cord via the
ventral root
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major region of adult brain that deveops from the primary brain vesicle known as the prosencephalon
cerebrum/thalamus/hypothalamus
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glial cells are ciliated and contribute to the production and circulation of cerebrospinal fluid
ependymal cells
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where in the spinal cord are the cell bodies of preganglionic neurons concentrated
lateral horn
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nerve plexus gives rise to the sciatic nerve
sacral
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regions of the brain that is part of the brain stem
medulla oblongata pons midbrain
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name or number of cranial nerve that has opthalmic maxillary and mandibular branches
trigeminal V
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which region of the brain adjusts postural muscles and helps to fine tune voluntary and involuntary movements
cerebellum
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term is used to describe a collection of neuronal cell bodies in the central nervous system
nucleus
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tracts convey signals that provide voluntary control of skeletal muscles
corticospinal tracts
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cranial nerve gives rise to 90% of the preganglionic fibers in the parasympathetic nervous system
vagus x
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what layer of the spinal meninges is firmly bound to the spinal cord and provides the spinal cords blood supply
pia mater
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sensory cortex associated with the temporal lobe of the cerebrum
olfactory auditory
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in most sensory tracts, which neurons convey info from the thalamus to the primary somatosensory cortex
third order neuron
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cranial nerve that is a motor nerve
oculomotor III trochlear IV abducens VI accessory XI hypoglossal XII
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name given to the collection of spinal nerve roots inferior to the conus medullaris of the spinal cord
cauda equina