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Neurophysiology Lectures 1-3

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Quiz on Neurophysiology Lectures 1-3, created by Shaye Antal on 26/06/2019.
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Question 1

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In the division of the Peripheral nervous system, both Afferent and efferent contain voluntary and involuntary divisions. What is the correct division of the peripheral nervous system
Answer
  • Sensory/afferent contains visceral and somatic sensory division where Motor/efferent contains visceral (voluntary) and somatic/autonomic (involuntary) divisions
  • Sensory/efferent contains visceral and somatic sensory division where Motor/afferent contains visceral (voluntary) and somatic/autonomic (involuntary) divisions
  • Sensory/afferent contains visceral and somatic sensory division where Motor/efferent contains visceral/autonomic (voluntary) and somatic (involuntary) divisions
  • Sensory/afferent contains visceral and somatic sensory division where Motor/efferent contains visceral/autonomic (involuntary) and somatic (voluntary) divisions
  • Sensory/efferent contains visceral and somatic sensory division where Motor/afferent contains visceral/autonomic (involuntary) and somatic (voluntary) divisions

Question 2

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Injury to a Neuron will result in...
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  • regeneration of the neuron
  • neuronal death and permanent change to the structure and function of the affected area
  • temporary change to the structure and functions of the affected areas
  • inability to form synaptic junctions

Question 3

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Which of the following is incorrect about the neuron composition?
Answer
  • The axon hillock is also termed the trigger zone and is where the action potential begins
  • The internodes enhance the speed of information transfer on neurons bigger than 1 micrometer in diameter
  • The node of ranvier is the gaps in the myelin sheath where an action potential takes place
  • The soma is the information receiving area of the cell membrane
  • the presynaptic terminal is located at the end of the axon and transmits information into the synaptic cleft

Question 4

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Which of the glia cells is a modified plasma membrane in the central nervous system?
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  • Schwann cells
  • Oligodendrocytes
  • Astrocytes
  • Ependymal cells
  • microglial cells

Question 5

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When comparing Neuroglia cells to Neurons, which is an important factor of the Neuroglia cell
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  • They have the capacity to divide
  • once they reach maturity they can regenerate but it is very difficult
  • injury to a neuroglia cell is permanent
  • They produce action potentials
  • they contain axons and dendrites

Question 6

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Which glia cell recruits astrocytes to damaged areas, and help destroy unnecessary synapses?
Answer
  • microglial cells
  • astrocytes
  • oligodendrocytes
  • ependymal cells
  • schwann cells

Question 7

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What is not a function of an astrocyte?
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  • forms the outer and inner glial limiting membranes of the CNS
  • releases neurotrophic factors important for neuronal survival
  • helps elongate axons and dendrites
  • participates in the repair process following tissue injury
  • maintains a neurons working environment by controlling the concentration of important ions
  • provides metabolic support
  • helps with neuron communication
  • releases nitric oxide to prevent viral replication

Question 8

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Ependymal glial cells are involved in creating cerebrospinal fluid and are located...
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  • the choroid plexus of all 4 ventricles
  • The choroid plexus in the 1st and 2nd ventricles of the medulla oblongata
  • The choroid plexus in the 4th ventricle of the pons
  • The choroid plexus in the 4th ventricle of the medulla oblongata
  • The choroid plexus in the 3rd ventricles of the medulla oblongata
  • The choroid plexus of the 3rd ventricle of the pons

Question 9

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What is the name of the glial cell in the peripheral nervous system
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  • Neurolemmocyte
  • microglial cell
  • oligodendrocyte
  • ependymal cell

Question 10

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What is the action of Astrocytes on potassium channels?
Answer
  • astrocytes open potassium channels and allow for the repolarization of the neuron
  • astrocytes have no effect on potassium channels only sodium channels
  • astrocytes redirect where the potassium goes during depolarization by exchanging ions with neighboring cells
  • astrocytes direct potassium into the neuron to allow for depolarization of the neuron and block sodium channels from opening

Question 11

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What specific part of the nervous system provides information about body position, touch, pressure, pain, and temperature?
Answer
  • visceral sensory division of the PNS
  • Somatic sensory division of the PNS
  • Visceral motor division of the PNS
  • somatic motor division of the PNS
  • Visceral sensory division of the CNS
  • Somatic sensory division of the CNS
  • Visceral motor division of the CNS
  • somatic motor division of the CNS

Question 12

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What functional area of the brain is important for conscious experiences of sensation and initiation of voluntary movement?
Answer
  • Telencephalon
  • Cerebellum
  • Thalamus
  • Hypothalamus
  • Brainstem

Question 13

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The Cerebrum contains a right and left hemisphere that is composed of bilateral structures except for...
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  • cerebral cortex
  • white matter
  • basal nuclei
  • corpus callosum

Question 14

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What functional area of the cerebral cortex is responsible for learning and intelligent behavior
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  • Primary cortical sensory area
  • promoter frontal cortex
  • supplementary motor cortex
  • association areas
  • White matter
  • vestibular area

Question 15

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If an animal has damage to neurons located cranially to the decussation in the thalamus this would affect what side?
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  • contralateral side
  • ipsilateral side
  • left side
  • right side
  • cranial side
  • caudal side

Question 16

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What portion of the brain contains a large amount of inhibitory output and helps suppress less appropriate competing patterns.
Answer
  • corpus callosum
  • cerebral cortex
  • telencephalon
  • Basal nuclei
  • Thalamus
  • hypothalamus

Question 17

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What happens if the cerebellum is damaged?
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  • loss of spatial accuracy and smooth execution of movements and equilibrium
  • Parkinson's diseases
  • the inability for the left and right hemispheres t to communicate and work as a functional unit
  • inability to store memory

Question 18

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what is the name for the crossing over that occurs in the Thalamus?
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  • Relaying nucleus
  • cerebral gateway
  • decussation
  • integration station

Question 19

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What are the borders of the limbic system
Answer
  • cerebellum, thalamus
  • cerebrum, cerebellum
  • Hypothalamus, thalamus
  • cerebrum, thalamus

Question 20

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What is not a coordinated function of the hypothalamus?
Answer
  • Heart rate
  • blood pressure
  • temperature
  • water balance
  • food intake
  • circadian rhythm
  • gonadal function
  • emotions
  • breathing

Question 21

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What portion of the brainstem provides a pathway for nerve fibers to relay sensory information between the cerebellum and the cerebral cortex
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  • medulla oblongata
  • pons
  • midbrain

Question 22

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What is also called the Extrapyramidal tract?
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  • cerebral cortex
  • pons
  • midbrain
  • brainstem UMN pathways

Question 23

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The dorsal root contains_____ neurons and the ventral root contains ______ neurons.
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  • peripheral; central
  • pseudo-unipolar; sensory
  • sensory; motor
  • motor; sensory
  • sensory; pseudo-unipolar
  • central; peripheral

Question 24

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After entering the cord, the sensory signal will travel to higher levels of the cord and cause a reflex on the effector organ.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 25

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In the motor division of the Peripheral nervous system what type of nerve is the exception to a lower motor neuron.
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  • Intermediate nerve
  • cranial nerve
  • spinal nerve
  • sensory nerve
  • post-ganglionic autonomic motor nerve

Question 26

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Which is not a type of sensory receptor?
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  • neurons
  • free nerve endings
  • complex receptors
  • special senses receptors
  • specific ganglionic receptors
  • all of the above are types of sensory receptors

Question 27

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What type of sensory neuron synapses with the relay nucleus and undergoes the crossing over event.
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  • Primary neurons found in the PNS
  • Secondary neurons found in the PNS
  • Tertiary neurons found in the PNS
  • Primary neurons found in the CNS
  • Secondary neurons found in the CNS
  • Tertiary neurons found in the CNS

Question 28

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Found in the CNS the [blank_start]Third[blank_end] order neurons conduct impulses from the thalamus to primary somatosensory cortex
Answer
  • Third

Question 29

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___________ is a connective tissue layer that surrounds a bundle of nerve fibers called _______.
Answer
  • endoneurium; nerve fibers
  • endoneurium; peripheral nerves
  • perineurium; peripheral nerves
  • perineurium; fascicle
  • epineurium; nerve fibers
  • epineurium; peripheral nerves

Question 30

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A canine spinal cord has __ cervical, __ thoracic, __ lumbar, ___ sacral and about ___ caudal spinal nerves.
Answer
  • 8,13,8,5,5
  • 7,12,7,5,5,
  • 8,13,8,3,5
  • 8,13,7,3,5
  • 7,12,6,5,3

Question 31

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Spinal nerve C1 exits the vertebral canal via __________ where all others exit via ________.
Answer
  • intervertebral foramen; intervertebral foramen
  • lateral vertebral foramen; intervertebral foramen
  • medial vertebral foramen; intervertebral foramen
  • lateral vertebral foramen; medial vertebral foramen
  • medial vertebral foramen; lateral vertebral foramen
  • intervertebral foramen; lateral vertebral foramen
  • intervertebral foramen; medial vertebral foramen

Question 32

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The caudal intumescence innervates the____________________________.
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  • cranial and proximal muscles of the limb
  • cranial and proximal muscles of the thorax
  • distal and caudal muscles of the limb
  • distal and cranial muscles of the limb
  • proximal and caudal muscles of the limb

Question 33

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Select all that apply (4): A spinal nerve is composed of:
Answer
  • sensory/dorsal root
  • motor/ventral root
  • main trunk
  • peripheral branches
  • motor/dorsal root
  • sensory/ventral root

Question 34

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The sympathetic nervous system forms a sympathetic chain in the [blank_start]Thoracolumbar[blank_end] region where the parasympathetic nervous system is located in the [blank_start]craniosacral[blank_end] region
Answer
  • craniosacral
  • thoracolumbar
  • craniosacral
  • thoracolumbar

Question 35

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Which of the cranial nerves are apart of the autonomic/parasympathetic system (4)?
Answer
  • oculomotor (3)
  • trochlear (4)
  • trigeminal (5)
  • abducens (6)
  • facial (7)
  • glossopharyngeal (9)
  • accessory (11)
  • vagus (10)
  • vestibulocochlear (8)
  • olfactory (1)

Question 36

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What nerves are associated with the dorsal roots? (2)
Answer
  • somatic sensory neurons
  • visceral sensory neurons
  • somatic motor neurons
  • visceral motor neurons

Question 37

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What are pyramids?
Answer
  • motor cortices that control voluntary and involuntary movements
  • a pair of descending motor tracts on the ventral medulla
  • neuron fibers that originate in the brainstem
  • sensory and motor fibers specific for posture and fine tone movement

Question 38

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Which primary cortical sensory area responds to sound?
Answer
  • somatosensory
  • visual
  • auditory
  • vestibular
  • olfactory

Question 39

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What types of fibers are located in the intermediate horn?
Answer
  • mixed sensory and motor
  • sensory only
  • motor only
  • somatosensory
  • autonomic
  • visceral sensory only
  • visceral motor only
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