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Froggy Jumps Nervous System MasteryVersión en línea Test your nervous system knowledge. por Meylin Mendez 1 What is the proper order of the three main functions of the nervous system? a Motor output, sensory input, integration b Integration, motor output, sensory input c Sensory input, integration, motor output 2 What is the definition of sensory input? a The brain processes sensory information b Sensory receptors gather environmental information and send it to the brain c Muscles respond to brain signals 3 Which of the following represents motor output? a Moving your hand to swat a mosquito b Feeling a mosquito land on your arm c Deciding to avoid a puddle 4 Which is true of the central nervous system? a It delivers messages from the brain to muscles b It delivers messages from sensory organs to the brain c It is responsible for integration (understanding); it includes the brain and spinal cord 5 How are neurons classified structurally? a By the speed of impulse conduction b By their location in the nervous system c By observing the number of projections extending from the soma 6 How are neurons classified functionally? a By the size of their axons b By the type of neurotransmitter they release c By the direction the impulse travels through them in relation to the central nervous system 7 Which structural classification of neurons is most common in the human body? a Unipolar b Multipolar c Bipolar 8 Which structural type of neuron is commonly found in the peripheral nervous system? a Bipolar b Multipolar c Unipolar 9 What describes a bipolar neuron? a Two processes extending from the soma: one axon and one dendrite b Many processes extending from the soma c One long axon extending from the soma 10 What is the main role of motor neurons? a Carry impulses to the brain b Relay messages between sensory neurons and motor neurons c Carry impulses away from the central nervous system to muscles or glands

Froggy Jumps

Nervous System MasteryVersión en línea

Test your nervous system knowledge.

por Meylin Mendez

What is the proper order of the three main functions of the nervous system?

Motor output, sensory input, integration

Integration, motor output, sensory input

Sensory input, integration, motor output

What is the definition of sensory input?

The brain processes sensory information

Sensory receptors gather environmental information and send it to the brain

Muscles respond to brain signals

Which of the following represents motor output?

Moving your hand to swat a mosquito

Feeling a mosquito land on your arm

Deciding to avoid a puddle

Which is true of the central nervous system?

It delivers messages from the brain to muscles

It delivers messages from sensory organs to the brain

It is responsible for integration (understanding); it includes the brain and spinal cord

How are neurons classified structurally?

By the speed of impulse conduction

By their location in the nervous system

By observing the number of projections extending from the soma

How are neurons classified functionally?

By the size of their axons

By the type of neurotransmitter they release

By the direction the impulse travels through them in relation to the central nervous system

Which structural classification of neurons is most common in the human body?

Unipolar

Multipolar

Bipolar

Which structural type of neuron is commonly found in the peripheral nervous system?

Bipolar

Multipolar

Unipolar

What describes a bipolar neuron?

Two processes extending from the soma: one axon and one dendrite

Many processes extending from the soma

One long axon extending from the soma

What is the main role of motor neurons?

Carry impulses to the brain

Relay messages between sensory neurons and motor neurons

Carry impulses away from the central nervous system to muscles or glands

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Nervous System MasteryVersión en línea

por Meylin Mendez

What is the proper order of the three main functions of the nervous system?

What is the definition of sensory input?

Which of the following represents motor output?

Which is true of the central nervous system?

How are neurons classified structurally?

How are neurons classified functionally?

Which structural classification of neurons is most common in the human body?

Which structural type of neuron is commonly found in the peripheral nervous system?

What describes a bipolar neuron?

What is the main role of motor neurons?

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