5 Written Questions

1. enteric nervous system
2. alpha
3. telecephalon
4. epidural hemorrhage
5. mandibular/v3

5 Matching Questions

1. within the telecephalon the hippocampus and amygdala are located in which lobe
2. in which trimester does myelination begin
3. which region of the neuron is a metabolic center
4. due to its location in the cranial area the parasympathetic system it is also known as what
5. which component of the ventral tier of the lateral thalamic nuclei is divided into 2 divisions: VPL, VPM

1. a craniosacral
2. b ventral posterior
3. c 2nd trimester
4. d temporal lobe
5. e soma

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. microglia
   1. which type of glial cell is an immune effector involved in inflamation and digesting dead neurons
   2. which type of potential is known to be all or nothing
   3. which type of membrane channels open when a hormone or neurotransmitter binds
   4. which type of diffusion is known to set the resting potential of ions
2. polarized
   1. what is the term for a charge that changes with voltage conductance
   2. the central depression on the neural plate is known as what
   3. at rest there is no movement of current and the membrane is thought to be in what state
   4. in the medulla the central canal of the cord will widen forming what
3. axon
   1. what are the five lobes of the cerebral cortex
   2. what is the dilation of the blood vessel wall causing 85% of strokes
   3. how is the grey and white matter organized in the medulla
   4. what is the only compartment of the neuron that is connected to the cell body
4. nissl body
   1. in what region of the grey matter is lamina 8-9
   2. what is the term for the development of bilaminar to trilaminar
   3. what is the largest component of the commissural fiber
   4. what is the region of the neuron that has a high densisty of rer
5. longitudinal fissure
   1. the two hemispheres of the telencephalon are seperated by what
   2. the cells that remain in the epiblast end up forming what
   3. cells of the neural plate are known as what
   4. which muscles of the eye are innervated by cranial nerve 3

5 True/False Questions

1. the neuron cell is also known as what → neuroglia

   True        False

2. what is a bare gap on an axon with no myelin → cerebral aqueduct

   True        False

3. what connects the forebrain to the brainstem → axon+myelin+schwann cell

   True        False

4. what is the only form of sympathetic ganglia (para/pre/supra) that will terminate at the sam level, ascend, descend → marginal

   True        False

5. what makes a nerve fiber in the cns → axon+myelin+oligodendrocyte

   True        False