Summer physiology- 7 hw

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action potentials are described as:______

all or none

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found at the neuromuscular junction

acetylcholine

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reward and motivation

dopamine

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major inhibitory NT

GABA

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major excitatory NT

glutamate

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hyperpolarizing graded potential

IPSP

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rapid signals from one synapse

temporary summation

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depolarizing graded potential

EPSP

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signals from multiple synapses

spatial summation

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contains nucleus

cell body

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initiates action potentials

axon hillock

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receives incoming signals

dendrites

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conduct impulses away

axon

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chemical synapses are faster than electrical synapses.

false

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chemical synapses use:____

neurotransmitters

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stronger stimuli are coded by:_____

more frequent action potentials

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resting membrane potential is primarily determined by:____

K permeability

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synaptic plasticity refers to changes in synapse stregth.

true

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neurons can easily regenerate in the CNS.

true

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the functional unit of the nervous system is the:____

neuron

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GABA is an inhibitory neurotransmitter.

true

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long-term potentiation is associated with:____

memory and learning

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cell type that produces myelin in the PNS:____

schwann cells

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structure that receives incoming signals

dendrites

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absolute refractory period occurs because:____

Na channels are inactivated

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EPSPs cause:__

depolarization

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synapses are defined as:___

functional connections between cells

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glial cells are more numerous than neurons.

true

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the Na/K pump moves:___

3 Na out, 2 K in

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IPSPs cause:_____

hyperpolarization

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calcium is required for neurotransmitter release.

true

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neurotransmitter release is triggered by:_____-

CA+ influx

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temporal summation involves:___

rapid signals at one synapse

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during repolarization:_____

K leaves the cell

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EPSPs have a refractory period.

false

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depolarization occurs when:___

Na enters the cell

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myelin increases conduction speed.

true

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the threshold for an action potential is reached when:_____

Na channels open rapidly

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saltatory conduction occurs in:____

myelinated axons

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depolarization makes the membrane more negative.

false

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action potentials decrease in strength as they travel.

false

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spatial summation involves:____

multiple synapses at once