State the Correct Options for These Neuroscience Flashcards

How Well Do You Know About Neuroscience? Answer these quiz based flashcards based on the Neuroscience and check your knowledge. This flashcard is simple and easy to attempt and is more fun-oriented.

40 cards   |   Total Attempts: 182
  

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 During Resting Membrane Potential, ______ is at equilibrium.  A. Na+    B. K+    C. A--    D. None of the above   E. All of the above   
B. K+   
 Repolarization could occur by:  A. Na+ entering the cell  B. Cl- entering the cell  C. K+ exiting the cell  D. A & B  E. B & C 
E. B & C 
Which of the following is TRUE:  A. IPSPs travel by saltatory conduction  B. EPSPs travel by saltatory conduction  C. The axon hillock sums the excitatory and inhibitory influences of the soma and  dendrites  D. B & C  E. All of the above 
C. The axon hillock sums the excitatory and inhibitory influences of the soma and dendrites 
 Neurons primarily receive neurotransmitters on the  A. the axon hillock  B. the terminal bouton  C. the presynaptic membrane  D. the postsynaptic membrane 
D. the postsynaptic membrane 
Flynn and his colleagues elicited quiet biting and affective attack by stimulating the  _____  in  ______.  A. cerebral cortex, dogs  B. hypothalamus, cats  C. right hemisphere, monkeys  D. motor cortex, dogs 
B. hypothalamus, cats 
 A Nissl stain is best to view  A. Cell bodies (soma)  B. Axons  C. Dendrites  D. Synapses   
A. Cell bodies (soma) 
The withdrawal reflex as talked about in class  A. involves a painful (burning) stimulus  B. occurs primarily through neurons in the peripheral nervous system and in the  spinal cord  C. can be modulated by neurons originating in the brain  D. none of the above  E. A, B & C 
E. A, B & C 
Neurotransmitters are stored in   A. Ribosomes  B. Vesicles  C. Endoplasmic reticulum  D. Golgi apparatus  E. None of the above 
B. Vesicles 
Metabotropic synaptic mechanisms  A. can open up ion channels quickly  B. affects second messenger that in turn may open ion channels  C. have very quick onset and long-lasting effects  D. are only used in the peripheral nervous system  E. none of the above    
B. affects second messenger that in turn may open ion channels 
Autoreceptors are found on the _____ side of the synapse.  A. presynaptic  B. postsynaptic  C. IPSP  D. EPSP  E. None of the above 
A. presynaptic 
. A synapse can involve a jnction between an axon terminal and a(n) _____  A. dendrite  B. soma  C. axon  D. glial cell  E. A, B & C are correct 
E. A, B & C are correct 
Normal breaks in myelin sheaths around axons are called  A. Nodules  B. Breaks  C. Ronnetts  D. Nodes of Ranvier  E. All of the above   
D. Nodes of Ranvier
_________ neurons control movements.  A. Phasic  B. Inter-  C. Motor  D. Sensory 
C. Motor
Synaptic vesicles are often produced in the _____ and transported to the _______.  A. soma; axon terminal  B. dendrites; soma  C. terminal boutons; dendrites.  D. dendritic spines; axon terminals  E. neuroglia; dendrites   
A. soma; axon terminal 
The part of a multipolar neuron that carries information to the cell body is called the  A. soma.  B. axon.  C. dendrite.  D. synapse.   
C. dendrite.