review

Question 1

1 cc

Answer 1

1 ml

Question 2

1000 ml

Answer 2

1L

Question 3

1000 mv

Answer 3

1v

Question 4

vehcile

Answer 4

control

Question 5

saline

Answer 5

.09 physiological aline

Question 6

resting state of nueron

Answer 6

-70 mv

Question 7

polar

Answer 7

different

Question 8

AP

Answer 8

ions stop moving when inside an outside of the cell and are poloarized

once a nueron is at serom inside and outside is polorized

Question 9

AP saltatory condution

Answer 9

saltatoy condutcion > AP’s at each Node (leap) > end at axon terminal

Question 10

2 kind of receptors

Answer 10

ionotropphic (fast)

metabotropic (requires g protein): longer laster and slower to activate/ deactivate

Question 11

action potinetl

Answer 11

depolarization > action poteitnal > repolarization

Question 12

release of NT

Question 13

bregma

Answer 13

Bregma is the point on the skull where the coronal suture intersects with the sagittal suture. It’s often used as a reference point in stereotaxic surgery and brain mapping.

Question 14

lambda

Answer 14

Lambda is the point on the skull where the sagittal and lambdoid sutures meet. It’s another important reference point in neuroscience and skull measurements.

Question 15

midline

Answer 15

The midline is an imaginary line that divides the brain into left and right hemispheres. It runs from the anterior to the posterior of the brain along the longitudinal fissure.

Question 16

dorsal

Answer 16

Dorsal refers to the top or upper part of the brain or nervous system. In humans, it’s the part closer to the back of the head.

Question 17

ventral

Answer 17

Ventral refers to the bottom or lower part of the brain or nervous system. In humans, it’s the part closer to the front of the head or the belly.

Question 18

lateral

Answer 18

Lateral means towards the side, away from the midline of the brain or body.

Question 19

medial

Answer 19

Medial means towards the middle or midline of the brain or body, opposite of lateral.

Question 20

cor

horizontal

Answer 20

A horizontal plane divides the brain into superior (dorsal) and inferior (ventral) portions. It’s parallel to the ground when standing upright.

Question 20

coronal

Answer 20

A coronal plane divides the brain into anterior and posterior portions. It’s a vertical plane running from ear to ear, perpendicular to the sagittal plane.

Question 21

sagitall

Answer 21

A sagittal plane divides the brain into left and right portions. It’s a vertical plane running from the anterior to posterior of the brain, perpendicular to the coronal plane.