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Exam 1

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  reticulospinal
B  pyramidal
C  corticospinal
D  spinocerebellar
Question #3
A  beta waves.
B  P waves.
C  theta waves.
D  delta waves.
E  alpha waves.
Question #4
A  Both 2 & 3
B  1 only
C  3 only
D  Both 1 & 2
E  2 only
Question #5
A  Arachnoid mater
B  Blood brain barrier
C  All of these choices
D  Cerebrospinal fluid
E  Dura mater
Question #6
A  vestibular nuclei
B  red nuclei
C  autonomic ganglia
D  lateral olivary nuclei
E  basal nuclei
Question #7
A  Brachial plexuses
B  Lateral apertures
C  Choroid plexuses
D  Interventricular foramina
E  Aqueduct of the midbrain
Question #9
A  posterior gray horn.
B  central canal.
C  anterior white commissure.
D  dorsal root ganglion.
E  lateral gray horn.
Question #10
A  P waves.
B  beta waves.
C  alpha waves.
D  theta waves.
E  delta waves.
Question #11
A  limbic system
B  dura mater
C  arachnoid membrane
D  choroid plexus
E  cerebral ganglia
Question #12
A  subarachnoid space
B  3rd ventricle
C  lateral ventricles
D  choroid plexus
E  arachnoid granulations
Question #13
A  Mesencephalon
B  Rhombencephelon
C  Myelencephalon
D  Telencephalon
E  Diencephalon
Question #14
A  Association tracts
B  Commissural tracts
C  Projection tracts
D  Stria medullaris
E  Mammillothalamic tracts
Question #15
A  Association tracts
B  Projection tracts
C  Commissural tracts
D  None of the above
E  All of the above
Question #16
A  Association tracts
B  Sulci
C  Pyramids
D  Projection tracts
E  Corpus callosum
Question #17
A  Rami communicantes
B  Anterior ramus
C  Brachial plexus
D  Meningeal branch
E  Posterior ramus
Question #18
A  Cerebrum
B  Corpus Callosum
C  Medulla Oblongata
D  Cerebellum
E  Pons
Question #19
A  Summation
B  Substrate Phosphorylation
C  Long Term Potentiation
D  IPSPs
Question #20
A  Axon Terminal
B  Dendrites
C  Cell body
D  Axon
Question #21
A  stop a spatial summation
B  excite a presynaptic potential
C  remove a neurotransmitter
D  inhibit a presynaptic potential
E  continue a temporal summation
Question #22
A  stops firing long enough to allow the postsynaptic neuron to recover.
B  recruits other presynaptic neurons to begin to fire.
C  runs out of neurotransmitter.
D  fires at a steady rate that allows the postsynaptic neuron to return to resting potential.
E  fires at a fast enough rate that the sum of EPSPs in the postsynaptic neuron moves above threshold.
Question #23
A  has a charge imbalance across its membrane.
B  All of these choices are correct.
C  includes most cells of the body and exhibits a membrane potential.
D  includes most cells of the body.
E  exhibits a membrane potential.
Question #24
A  Norepinephrine
B  Dopamine
C  Epinephrine
D  Serotonin
Question #25
A  nodes of Ranvier
B  choroid plexus
C  Schwann cells
D  dendrite
E  axon
Question #27
A  Absolute refractory period
B  Latent period
C  All of these choices
D  Relative refractory period
Question #28
A  Desmosomes
B  Tight junctions
C  Anchoring junctions
D  Gap junctions
Question #29
A  nodes of Ranvier
B  schwann cells
C  axon
D  choroid plexus
E  dendrite
Question #30
A  All are functions of the nervous system
B  Motor function
C  Sensory function
D  Integrative function
Question #31
A  repolarizes
B  depolarizes
C  does not affect the polarity of
D  hyperpolarizes
E  moves across channels in
Question #32
A  none of these choices
B  inhibitory presynaptic summation potential
C  inhibitory postsynaptic summation potential
D  inhibitory presynaptic potential.
E  inhibitory postsynaptic potential
Question #33
A  Electrical synapse
B  Chemical synapse
Question #35
A  Firing of a second action potential
B  K+ channels are open longer than Na+ channels
C  Release of neurotransmitter
D  Closing of voltage-gated Na+ channels
E  Activation of the Na+/K+/ATP pump
Question #36
A  at the trigger zone.
B  in the neuroplasm.
C  in the neuron nucleus
D  in the dendrites.
E  in the synaptic cleft.
Question #37
A  K+ into the cell
B  Na+ out of the cell
C  Na+ into the cell
D  K+ out of the cell
Question #38
A  voltage-gated Ca+2 channels open rapidly.
B  ligand-gated Na+ channels close rapidly.
C  voltage-gated Na+ channels open rapidly.
D  ligand-gated Ca+2 channels close rapidly.
E  none of these choices occur.
Question #39
A  Happens due to an even distribution of voltage-gated Na+ channels
B  Occurs only in myelinated axons
C  Fires as a result of a subthreshold graded potential
D  Can occur in unmyelinated axons
Question #40
A  Resting membrane potential
B  Electrical refractory period
C  Threshold potential
D  Excitatory postsynaptic potential
E  Receptor potential
Question #41
A  EPSPs
B  water-filled channels in its membrane
C  either EPSPs or IPSPs
D  All the choices are correct
E  IPSPs
Question #42
A  Enzymatic degradation only
B  Enzymatic degradation, Diffusion and Reuptake at axon terminal
C  Enzymatic degradation and Diffusion
D  Reuptake at axon terminal only
Question #43
A  EPSPs; action potentials; IPSPs
B  EPSPs; IPSPs; graded potentials
C  EPSPs; IPSPs; action potentials
D  IPSPs; EPSPs; action potentials
E  IPSPs; action potentials; EPSPs
Question #44
A  –40 to –90 mV
B  –90 to 5 mV
C  +5 to 100 mV
D  None of these choices
E  –25 to –70 mV
Question #45
A  It contributes to the negativity of the resting membrane potential
B  It exhibits low permeability
C  The sodium ions are negatively charged
D  All of the above are correct
Question #46
A  Increased diameter of axon
B  More myelin sheathing
C  Lower amplitude of action potential
D  Decreased temperature
E  Decreased stimulus strength
Question #47
A  mechanically-gated channels
B  electrical synapses
C  chemical synapses
D  ligand-gated channels
E  voltage-gated channels
Question #48
A  dura mater
B  arachnoid membrane
C  choroid plexus
D  cerebral ganglia
E  limbic system
Question #49
A  Skeletal
B  Smooth
C  Cardiac
Question #50
A  usually has a free surface that interacts with external environment.
B  is used to form glands.
C  is used as a lining of body cavities and hollow organs.
D  All of these Answer choices are correct.
E  is used as a covering of body surfaces.
Question #51
A  Bile
B  Sweat
C  Breastmilk
D  Saliva
E  Hormones
Question #52
A  Connective
B  Muscle
C  Adipose
D  Epithelial
E  Nervous
Question #53
A  Adipose
B  Connective
C  Nervous
D  Epithelial
E  Muscle
Question #54
A  Simple columnar epithelium
B  Simple cuboidal epithelium
C  Stratified cuboidal epithelium
D  Simple squamous epithelium
E  Stratified squamous epithelium
Question #55
A  Cartilage
B  Epidermis
C  Blood
D  Bone
E  Tendons
Question #56
A  plasma.
B  red blood cells.
C  white blood cells.
D  lymph.
E  albumin.
Question #57
A  Transitional
B  Simple cuboidal
C  Simple squamous
D  Stratified squamous
E  Stratified columnar
F    
Question #58
A  neurons and mast cells.
B  neurons and somites.
C  neuroglial cells and myofibers.
D  neuroglial cells and neurons.
Question #59
A  Skin
B  Blood-brain barrier
C  Esophagus
D  Mouth lining
Question #60
A  Emancipation
B  Deamination
C  Phosphorylation
D  transcription
Question #61
A  The removal of protons
B  The addition of electrons
C  The addition of protons
D  None of these choices
E  The removal of electrons
Question #62
A  Transition reaction
B  Krebs cycle
C  Glycolysis
D  Electron transport chain
Question #63
A  contraction
B  active transport
C  cell division
D  osmosis
E  protein synthesis
Question #64
A  mitochondria
B  nucleolus
C  endoplasmic reticulum
D  golgi complex
E  cytoplasm
Question #65
A  production of carbon dioxide
B  Reduction of NAD+ and FADH+
C  formation of lactic acid in the absence of oxygen
D  generation of ATP
Question #66
A  FADH2
B  NADH and FADH2
C  All of these are electron acceptors
D  H+
E  NADH
Question #67
A  Formation of acetyl-CoA
B  Electron transport system
C  Protein synthesis
D  Glycolysis
Question #69
A  Electron transport system
B  The Krebs cycle
C  Protein synthesis
D  Formation of acetyl-CoA
E  Glycolysis
Question #70
A  Oxidation
B  Gluconeogenesis
C  Decarboxylation
D  Glycogenolysis
E  Carbonification
Question #71
A  Ergonomic
B  Endergonic
C  Exergonic
D  Erythropoetic
Question #72
A  generation of ATP
B  production of carbon dioxide
C  All of these occur in the Krebs cycle
D  formation of lactic acid in the absence of oxygen
E  production of reduced coenzymes
Question #73
A  Glycolysis
B  Electron transport chain
C  Krebs cycle
D  Transition reaction