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Chapter 4 Practice Quiz 1

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Question #1
APs are said to be all-or-none: This means that all Aps
A  quickly or not at all.
B  are the same.
C  all of these
D  in a particular neuron are the same.
Question #2
A neuron normally fires when
A  its sodium-potassium pumps are stimulated.
B  the degree of depolarization on the axon adjacent to the hillock exceeds the threshold of excitation.
C  there is an EPSP.
D  there is an IPSP.
E  its buttons are stimulated.
Question #3
Action potentials originate at the
A  terminal buttons.
B  nodes of Ranvier.
C  nucleus.
D  axon initial segment, adjacent to the axon hillock.
E  synapses.
Question #4
Which of the following are membrane potentials?
A  APs
B  all of these
C  IPSPs
D  EPSPs
Question #5
How far do most postsynaptic potentials travel before they die out?
A  to the axon hillock
B  no more than a couple of millimeters
C  to the terminal buttons
D  about 50 millimeters
Question #6
A change in the resting potential of a postsynaptic dendrite from -70 mV to -72 mV is called
A  an IPSP.
B  a depolarization.
C  an EPSP.
D  all of these
Question #7
EPSPs are
A  depolarizations.
B  postsynaptic responses.
C  all of these
D  graded responses.
E  transmitted decrementally.
Question #8
Sodium-potassium pumps are
A  transporters.
B  refractory.
C  integrators.
D  inhibitory.
E  excitatory.
Question #9
According to the theory of Hodgkin and Huxley,
A  K+ ions continuously leak out of a resting neuron.
B  Na+ ions are continuously pumped into a resting neuron.
C  Na+ ions continuously leak out of a resting neuron.
D  K+ ions are continuously pumped out of a resting neuron.
Question #10
Ions pass through the neural membrane via specialized pores called
A  gap junctions.
B  ion channels.
C  connexons.
D  PSPs.
E  vesicles.
Question #11
Outside the membranes of resting neurons, there are many more
A  K+ ions.
B  Na+ ions.
C  inhibitory neurotransmitters.
D  nuclei.
E  neurotransmitters.
Question #12
Salts in solution separate into positively and negatively charged
A  ions.
B  crystals.
C  membrane potentials.
D  EPSPs.
E  IPSPs.
Question #13
A membrane potential is the difference in electrical charge between
A  ganglia and nerves.
B  synapses and cell bodies.
C  neuron membranes.
D  nuclei and tracts.
E  the inside and outside of a cell.
Question #14
Parkinson’s disease is treated with
A  L-dopa.
B  norepinephrine.
C  serotonin.
D  dopamine.
E  acetylcholine.
Question #15
“Reptilian stare” is sometimes used to describe the widely opened, unblinking eyes and motionless face of
A  multiple sclerosis.
B  infancy.
C  old age.
D  Parkinson’s disease.
E  Alzheimer’s disease.
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