Question 1

The autonomic nervous has control centers in the:

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A)   pituitary gland.
B)   cerebellum.
C)   basal ganglia.
D)   medulla.

Question 2

A neuron was found to originate in the hippocampus and terminate in the prefrontal cortex.Relative to the prefrontal cortex,the neuron would be called a(n) :

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A)   interneuron.
B)   efferent neuron.
C)   afferent neuron.
D)   motor neuron.

Question 3

Which type of microglial cells promote inflammation?

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A)   M4
B)   M3
C)   M2
D)   M1

Question 4

Imagine that you are investigating two structures in the brain,labeled structure A and structure B.You find that some neurons originate in structure B and terminate in structure A,and vice versa.You also find that some neurons originate and terminate in the same structure.Relative to structure B,which neurons are afferent,efferent,and interneurons?

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Question 5

Which cell causes endothelial cells to fit closely together?

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A)   Oligodendrocytes
B)   Microglial cells
C)   Astrocytes
D)   Interneurons

Question 6

If a neuroscientist stated that a brain structure had efferent neurons,what can be concluded?

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A)   The structure must receive information from other neurons.
B)   The structure must also have afferent neurons.
C)   The structure sends information to other neurons.
D)   Interneurons affect the flow of information in the structure.

Question 7

What parts of a neuron are completely contained within a ganglion?

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A)   Dendrites and axon
B)   Axon and soma
C)   Dendrites and soma
D)   None of these are correct.

Question 8

Discovering that someone has glial scars means suggests that:

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A)   the person had neurons that did not form correctly during neural development.
B)   the person has a disease that affects myelin around axons.
C)   the person had a past traumatic brain injury.
D)   the person has a history of drug abuse.

Question 9

Sympathetic nervous system neurons contact muscle tissue at neuromuscular junctions.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

A substance that inhibits the activity of the cerebellum would be expected to:

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A)   impair memory.
B)   cause inattention.
C)   cause imbalance.
D)   reduce cortical arousal.

Question 11

The parts of neurons that receive information from other neurons are called:

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A)   axons.
B)   dendrites.
C)   synapses.
D)   somas.

Question 12

The presence of at least one Y chromosome indicates:

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A)   that a person will have a polymorphism.
B)   that a person is genetically female.
C)   that a person is genetically male.
D)   that a person has autochromosomal traits.

Question 13

The prefrontal cortex is important for working memory function.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The pons is activated when someone startles.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

A scientist who wanted to determine how inflammation in the brain was occurring in a certain disorder would most likely investigate which of the following?

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A)   Oligodendrocytes
B)   Reactive astrocytes
C)   M2 microglial cells
D)   M1 microglial cells

Question 16

The nervous system most dominant while relaxing is the:

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A)   extrapyramidal motor system.
B)   sympathetic nervous system.
C)   somatic nervous system.
D)   parasympathetic nervous system.

Question 17

All of the following describe the functions of astrocytes except:

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A)   astrocytes play a role in neurotransmission.
B)   astrocytes respond to injury.
C)   they form an insulating material around axons.
D)   astrocytes form and maintain the blood-brain barrier.

Question 18

An inhibitory intracellular matrix releases neurotrophins to impair axon re-growth.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Describe how glial scars can interfere with recovery from brain injury.

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Glial scars prevent damage axons from re...

Question 20

A drug that caused someone to make a reckless decision might be affecting the:

Accepted Answer

A)   temporal lobe.
B)   cingulate cortex.
C)   hippocampus.
D)   prefrontal cortex.

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Which type of microglial cells promote inflammation?

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If a neuroscientist stated that a brain structure had efferent neurons,what can be concluded?

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What parts of a neuron are completely contained within a ganglion?

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Which cell causes endothelial cells to fit closely together?

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An inhibitory intracellular matrix releases neurotrophins to impair axon re-growth.

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A scientist who wanted to determine how inflammation in the brain was occurring in a certain disorder would most likely investigate which of the following?

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A neuron was found to originate in the hippocampus and terminate in the prefrontal cortex.Relative to the prefrontal cortex,the neuron would be called a(n) :

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The pons is activated when someone startles.

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Describe how glial scars can interfere with recovery from brain injury.

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An inhibitory intracellular matrix releases neurotrophins to impair axon re-growth.

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A neuron was found to originate in the hippocampus and terminate in the prefrontal cortex.Relative to the prefrontal cortex,the neuron would be called a(n) :

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The pons is activated when someone startles.

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