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Anatomy of the Nervous System
A cut in which of the following p...,
Cerebrospinal fluid is produced by 2,
Deterioration of the pathway from...
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Development of the Brain
During week 3 the development of ...,
The neural tube forms at which of...,
Neuralation begins at the 4th wee...
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The structure and development of the nervous system
Neurolation 1,
Neuroectoderm 2,
Notochord 3
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Membrane potentials
How can glass capillaries achieve...,
What does penetrating the neurona...,
Why is the plasma membrane called...
141
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Action potentials
What had already been established...,
What did bernstein propose as the...,
Whydid the mechanisms underlying ...
121
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Receptors and sensory transduction
What do sensory receptors do 1,
Receptor class for light 2,
Receptor class for sound 3
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Cellular Communication
Match each chemical signal with t...,
Cellular communication can be a c...,
To be able to communicate with it...
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G-Protein Coupled Receptors
All of the following are examples...,
When organizing all of this in yo...,
G protein coupled receptor 3
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Signal Transduction: From Receptor to Second Messenger
Stimulation of which receptors in...,
In the last 2 questions we examin...,
The alpha 1 receptor is associate...
40
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Phosphodiesterase III
Which enzyme metabolizes cyclic a...,
What molecule is considered the e...,
Through its high energy bonds atp...
35
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Neurotransmitter Systems
There are 2 general neurotransmit...,
Inhibitory post synaptic potentia...,
In neurophysiology the location i...
46
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Autonomic Reflex Arc
Preganglionic nerve fibers in the...,
The autonomic nervous system is a...,
The autonomic nervous system is a...
40
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Norepinephrine Synthesis & Release
Select the true statements regard...,
Is the primary neurotransmitter i...,
You should understand how ne is s...
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Norepinephrine Termination of Action
What is the primary mechanism for...,
The primary mechanism that remove...,
Up to of the ne released undergoe...
17
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Cathecholamine Metabolism
What is the end product of norepi...,
What are the 2 metabolic pathways...,
The and the are the principal sit...
14
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Acetylcholine Synthesis, Release & Metabolism
Select the true statements regard...,
Is the primary transmitter in the...,
Acetylcholine is the primary tran...
37
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Neural Conduction and Synaptic Transmission
Action potentials are produced by...,
Contributing to the unequal distr...,
Dopamine is not an effective trea...
115
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Cellular neurobiology
Name the differentiated classes o...,
What are the passive properties o...,
What determines the resting membr...
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Autonomic nervous system
What afferents can the pns be spl...,
What are the 2 sections of the pns 2,
What are the 3 sections of the au...
142
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Spinal cord
How is the spinal cord the main e...,
What is the central core and surr...,
How is the grey matter of the spi...
117
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Lectures 8, 10: Brainstem and Cranial Nerves
The trochlear nerve emerges _____...,
Motor nuclei are ______ and senso...,
Cortical innervation of cranial n...
46
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Somatosensory Tracts 1: Proprioception and Tactile
The somatosensory system transmit...,
Discriminitive touch vibration fl...,
Two point discrimination varies w...
38
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Sensory/somatosensory system
List the five types of stimuli an...,
What are the common receptors of ...,
What is the course and function o...
18
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Somatosensory Tracts: Nociception, Thermal Sense, and Touch
The anterolateral system is respo...,
The anterolateral system is compr...,
Where do the direct fibers of the...
31
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Lecture 17, 18: Pain
Discriminative pain 1,
Affective pain 2,
Pain information is carried in wh...
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Pain physiology
Nociceptive pain 1,
Neuropathic pain 2,
Nociplasticpain 3
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Pain
What is pain 1,
What is congenital insensitivity ...,
What can cause congenital insensi...
130
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The Sensorimotor System
What are antagonistic muscles 1,
What is apraxia 2,
What is astereognosia 3
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Motor System 1: Cortex
What are the 3 broad types of mov...,
What are the circuits that allow ...,
What s the process that corrects ...
21
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Spinal control of motor functions
Corticobulbar tract 1,
Corticospinal tract 2,
Decerebrate rigidity 3
44
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Motor System 2: Posture and Locomotion
What s the difference between fee...,
What 3 spinal tracts are used for...,
What happens if a cat lifts its l...
21
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Basal ganglia
Caudate caudate nucleus 1,
Corpus striatum 2,
External segment 3
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Voluntary Motion: Cortex & Basal Ganglia
There are several cortical areas ...,
What portion of the premotor cort...,
There are several cortical areas ...
50
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Motor System 3: Cerebellum
What broadly is the role of the c...,
Does the cerebellum have direct o...,
What do lesions to the cerebellum...
27
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Cerebellum
T f all indirect motor tracts are...,
Anatomy of cerebellum 2,
The cerebellum has 3 distinct lay...
37
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Cerebellar Impairments
List some of the roles the cerebe...,
List the functional lobes of the ...,
List major brainstem nuclei that ...
30
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Control of Eye Movements
Which of the following correctly ...,
Which of the following correctly ...,
Which of the following correctly ...
38
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Vestibular System COPY
Which of the following components...,
Which of the following components...,
Which of the following components...
45
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Vestibular system
The inner ear 1,
List the essential parts of the t...,
Describe the main parts and actio...
36
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Physiology of the Auditory System
Where is the basilar membrane dis...,
Where is the basilar membrane dis...,
What is the structure of the memb...
55
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Auditory Pathways
How is auditory information recei...,
Fibers from the cochlear nerve en...,
Where does the ascending bundle s...
46
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Auditory system
Auditory meatus 1,
Basilar membrane 2,
Cochlea 3
65
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Visual System 1: Retina and Transduction
Path of light in the eye 1,
Refractive surfaces of the eye 2,
Power of a lens 3
45
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Visual System Physiology
What are the photoreceptor cells ...,
What are bipolar cells connected ...,
The central processes coming off ...
51
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Biochemistry of the Visual System
Rods are responsible for what typ...,
Cones are responsible for what ty...,
What is the opsin associated with...
61
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Visual Tracts
What forms the visual pathway 1,
What type of arrangement does the...,
What are the three layers of the ...
76
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Vision
What are the layers of the eye th...,
How is the retina organized 2,
What is the structure of the phot...
72
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Visual system- optics and transduction
How much of our cerebral cortex d...,
What actually is light 2,
What is the wavelength range of v...
127
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Visual system- retina to cortex
What are horizontal and amacrine ...,
What allows high acuity in the fo...,
What is sacrificed for high acuit...
140
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Chemical Senses: Smell and Taste
Do we often associate individual ...,
Review how long are the olfactory...,
What area of the brain is respons...
33
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the chemical senses
Anosmia 1,
G olf 2,
Glomeruli 3
42
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Physiology of Olfaction and Gustation
Loss of the sense of smell 1,
Loss of sense of taste 2,
Taste buds are what type of cell 3
44
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neurophysiology of emotion
The limbic system is recognized t...,
I may not recognize an emotion un...,
What nucleus in the basal ganglia...
42
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Learning and Memory COPY
What are the two types of memory 1,
What are the anatomical substrate...,
Where are habits stored 3
59
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Neurophysiology of Reward and Addiction
What is salience 1,
What does it mean when something ...,
What does reward involve 3
54
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Emotion, Stress and Health
What is the adaptive immune system 1,
What is the adrenal cortex 2,
What is the adrenal medulla 3
130
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Sleep and Circadian Rhythms
What is 5 hydroxytryptophan 5 htp 1,
What is the activation synthesis ...,
What are the adaptation theories ...
148
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Development of the Nervous System
What are the five stages of neuro...,
What are the three germ layers 2,
The growing neural plate folds to...
81
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neuronal mechanisms of working memory
What did fuster 1974 do 1,
What monkey neurophysiology studi...,
Who came up with standard model o...
39
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The Prefrontal Cortex
Difference in pfc in different an...,
When you look at the picture of t...,
Who was phineas gage 3
43
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prefrontal cortex II
What is ba10 1,
What is the gateway hypothesis of...,
What is stimulus oriented 3
35
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Gross Brain
The brain has multiple subdivisio...,
Gray matter is areas containing w...,
Layers of gray matter over other ...
80
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Cerebral Vasculature and Brain Homeostasis
All of the following is true rega...,
The csf in the brain flows throug...,
The csf in the brain flows throug...
47
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Blood Supply, Hemorrhage, and Herniation
The internal carotid a is broken ...,
The cervical portion of the verte...,
There are 3 parts of the vertebra...
53
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Histology of the CNS
Which of the following is a dense...,
What structure is indicated by th...,
What is the name of the structure...
34
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Practical: Gross Brain
Identify the highlighted structure 1,
Identify the highlighted structure 2,
Media 3
99
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Practical: Coronal Slices
Media 1,
Media 2,
Identify 1 3
106
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Practical: Horizontal Slices
Id 1 1,
Id 2 2,
Id 4 3
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