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Nervous & Sensory Systems QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge of CNS, PNS, neurons, and senses. por Kimberly 1 What do CNS and PNS stand for? a Peripheral Neural System b Central Neuron System c Cranial Nerve System d Central Nervous System 2 What are the two functional subdivisions of the PNS? a Central and Peripheral b Voluntary and Involuntary c Somatic and Autonomic d Sensory (afferent) and motor (efferent) 3 Differentiate: sensory neuron, interneuron, motor neuron by location and function. a Sensory: brain only; Interneuron: brain only; Motor: spinal cord only b Sensory: controls muscles; Interneuron: senses; Motor: processes signals c Sensory: PNS to CNS; Interneuron: within CNS; Motor: CNS to muscles/glands d Sensory: CNS to muscles; Interneuron: in nerves; Motor: PNS to CNS 4 Where are Na+/K+ pumps located and what's resting potential? a Across the neuron's membrane; around -70 mV b Only in dendrites; around -90 mV c Across the membrane; around +30 mV d Only in axon terminals; around 0 mV 5 What are graded potentials and the difference between depolarization and hyperpolarization? a Only in myelin; depolarization = no change, hyperpolarization = change b Graded, local changes that can rise or fall; depolarization = less negative, hyperpolarization = more negative c Long-distance signals; depolarization = exit, hyperpolarization = entry d All-or-nothing spikes; depolarization = more negative, hyperpolarization = less negative 6 What happens at the axon terminal with Ca2+ and give an example neurotransmitter? a Ca2+ efflux triggers release; example: GABA b Ca2+ influx causes vesicle release; example: acetylcholine (ACh) c No Ca2+ role; example: serotonin d Ca2+ influx blocks release; example: dopamine 7 Describe sympathetic vs parasympathetic divisions and their neurotransmitters. a Sympathetic: rest-digest with acetylcholine; Parasympathetic: fight-or-flight with norepinephrine b Sympathetic: parafrontal activity with serotonin; Parasympathetic: motor with GABA c Sympathetic: only brain; Parasympathetic: only spinal cord; both use dopamine d Sympathetic: fight-or-flight with norepinephrine; Parasympathetic: rest-digest with acetylcholine 8 Name the three protective tissue layers of the brain/spinal cord in order. a Choroid plexus, Dura mater, Pia mater b Pia mater, Arachnoid mater, Dura mater c Dura mater, Arachnoid mater, Pia mater d Dura mater, Pia mater, Arachnoid mater 9 Describe cerebrum structure and the functions of its four lobes. a Cerebrum has two hemispheres; Frontal (movement, planning), Parietal (sensory), Temporal (hearing, memory), Occipital (vision) b Cerebrum is single-lobed; Frontal (taste), Parietal (smell), Temporal (balance), Occipital (hearing) c Cerebrum with three lobes; Frontal (smell), Parietal (taste), Occipital (hearing) d Cerebrum only processes reflexes; Lobes: Front (vision), Side (hearing), Top (taste), Bottom (touch) 10 Which brain area handles voluntary movement versus somatosensory input? a Primary gustatory area vs olfactory area b Primary visual area vs auditory area c Broca's area vs Wernicke's area d Primary motor area (frontal lobe) vs primary somatosensory area (parietal lobe) 11 Which senses are part of the five special senses and where are they detected? a Sight (eyes), Hearing (ears), Taste (tongue), Smell (nose), Balance (inner ear) b Touch, Temperature, Pain, Proprioception, Vibration c Vision, Hearing, Smell, Taste, Hearing again d Smell, Taste, Hearing, Vision, Touch

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What do CNS and PNS stand for?

What are the two functional subdivisions of the PNS?

Differentiate: sensory neuron, interneuron, motor neuron by location and function.

Where are Na+/K+ pumps located and what's resting potential?

What are graded potentials and the difference between depolarization and hyperpolarization?

What happens at the axon terminal with Ca2+ and give an example neurotransmitter?

Describe sympathetic vs parasympathetic divisions and their neurotransmitters.

Name the three protective tissue layers of the brain/spinal cord in order.

Describe cerebrum structure and the functions of its four lobes.

Which brain area handles voluntary movement versus somatosensory input?

Which senses are part of the five special senses and where are they detected?