Midterm Review - Neurosci Test Guide

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RFP - The article stated that traumatic brain injury has also been identified as a potential risk factor for the occurrence of which disorder?

TBI has been identified as a potential risk factor for neurodegenerative dementing disorders, including mild cognitive impairment (MCI), Alzheimer disease, and Parkinson syndrome.

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RFP- The article stated that traumatic brain injury can result in diffuse lesions in the brain, and those lesions result in ___ changes.

biochemical changes

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RFP- According to the article, what is the most cited psychological disturbance after traumatic brain injury?

The most cited psychological disturbance after TBI is depression.

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RFP - Emotional disorder may arise as a direct result of which of the following factors or cause?

Emotional disorders, such as depression, may arise as a direct result of traumatic brain injury (TBI), particularly recurrent concussion in the context of sports-related injuries.

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Each spinal nerve has a

sensory component and a motor component

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If any individual has damage to the primary somatosensory cortex, what would they have problems with?

Damage to the somatosensory cortex impairs body perceptions.

Ex: A patient would have trouble putting her clothes on correctly.

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Which receptors are responsible for the perception of color?

cones

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If you have a patient who sees spoken language or music, what are they experiencing? 

A patient who sees spoken language or music is likely experiencing synesthesia

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Endorphins attached to the same receptors as morphine and produce effects similar to what…? 

opioids

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What is the name of chemicals that influence ingoing synaptic activity, either enhancing or impeding neuronal transmission?

The chemicals that a neuron releases at a synapse are neurotransmitters or neuromodulators.

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Which area is the main source of information in the cerebral cortex, it’s a pair of structures in center of forebrain

Thalamus

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Which part of the human nervous system/brain anatomy plays a major role in memory formation, especially memories for individual events

Hippocampus

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Which structure in our central nervous system communicates with all the sense organs and muscles except those of the head 

Spinal cord

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What is the name of the ___ nervous system that relaxes the body and returns the body to a lower level of arousal

parasympathetic

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Neurons are composed of axons, somas, and ____

dendrites

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What is the name of the nerve cell that carries information from a particular type of stimulation toward the central nervous system

afferent neuron aka sensory neuron

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Autonomic nervous system

The autonomic nervous system consists of neurons that re-

ceive information from and send commands to the heart,

intestines, and other organs.

Two parts: sympathetic nervous system and parasympathetic nervous system

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Neurotransmitters are primarily associated with the ____

nervous system and the process of communication between neurons at the synapse

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The central and peripheral nervous systems and the activities they regulate bring ___ to the brain and take ___ away from the brain

sensory information; motor commands/responses