A) convergent
B) divergent
C) reverberating
D) somatic
E) sensory
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A) Schwann cell
B) Node of Ranvier
C) neuron cell body (soma)
D) dendrites
E) axon
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A) influence function of blood-brain barrier
B) macrophages in CNS
C) produce cerebrospinal fluid
D) form myelin sheath around axons in CNS
E) form myelin sheath around part of the axon in the PNS
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A) threshold is reached
B) depolarization occurs
C) the neuron is hyperpolarized
D) information of frequency is needed to predict the result
E) the neuron releases neurotransmitter in response
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A) Neuroglia serve as the major supporting tissue in the CNS.
B) Neuroglia form part of the blood-brain barrier.
C) Neuroglia produce action potentials for skeletal muscles.
D) Neuroglia form myelin sheaths around some axons.
E) Neuroglia produce cerebrospinal fluid.
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A) Unmyelinated axons rest in invaginations of Schwann cells or oligodendrocytes..
B) Myelination will not influence the speed of conduction of action potentials.
C) The myelin sheath inhibits the flow of electrical charges at nodes.
D) The myelin sheath is a protein wrapping.
E) The myelin sheath does not electrically insulate the axons from one another.
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A) influx of calcium ions.
B) influx of sodium ions.
C) influx of chloride.
D) outflow of potassium ions.
E) either influx of chloride or outflow of potassium ions.
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A) is the site for processing information.
B) initiates visual and auditory stimuli.
C) consists of 43 pairs of nerves.
D) is totally involuntary.
E) does not interact with the peripheral nervous system.
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A) no resting membrane potential.
B) hyperpolarized membrane.
C) depolarized membrane.
D) a resting membrane potential close to its normal value.
E) None of these choices is correct.
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A) sodium ions
B) potassium ions
C) chloride ions
D) hydrogen ions
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A) substance P
B) dopamine
C) GABA
D) nitric oxide (NO)
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A) K+ ions tend to diffuse out of the cell.
B) the plasma membrane's permeability to K+ decreases.
C) the resting membrane potential moves closer to zero.
D) Na+ ions enter the cell in large numbers.
E) the resting membrane potential becomes more positive.
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A) potassium ions.
B) proteins.
C) sodium ions.
D) chloride ions.
E) calcium ions.
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A) Calcium ions enter the presynaptic terminal.
B) Synaptic vesicles release neurotransmitter by exocytosis.
C) An action potential is produced in the postsynaptic membrane.
D) Neurotransmitter flows rapidly across the synaptic cleft.
E) Neurotransmitter binds with the receptor on the postsynaptic membrane.
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A) prolonged depolarization during the action potential.
B) completion of repolarization before another action potential.
C) that no after-potential occurs.
D) reversal of the direction of propagation of the action potential.
E) that the stimulus is strong enough to elicit a response.
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A) occurs when the local potential reaches threshold level.
B) propagates across the plasma membrane in a decremental fashion.
C) has no repolarization phase.
D) is an example of negative feedback.
E) cannot transmit information.
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A) injury site is blocked off
B) scars limit regeneration
C) causes the spread of inflammation
D) reduces injury to surrounding tissue
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