5 Written Questions

1. little human
2. connects spinal cord to brain, contains control center for blood pressure, heart rate, breathing, and vomting
3. sends action potentials (nerve impulses)
4. the spreading effect of wave action
5. a change in electrrical potential that occurs when the cell membrane is stimulated adequately to permit ion exchange between intra and extracellular spaces

5 Matching Questions

1. reflex arch
2. ototitis externa
3. absolute refractory period
4. white matter
5. brodmann's areas

1. a part of neural circuit
2. b maps of 52 different cortical areas
3. c inflammation of the skin of the external ear
4. d for about 0.5 ms, no amount of stimulation of that region of the membrane will cause it to depolarize again
5. e myelinated; external mass, carries nerve impulses up (sensory) and down (motor) the spinal cord

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. word recognition and sound interpretation
   1. ventral fissure
   2. meninges
   3. wernicke's area
   4. parkinson's disease
2. start in cranial and sacral region
   1. permeability
   2. Parasympathetic pathway
   3. association areas
   4. prefrontal area
3. opening that travels down the center of the spinal cord; contains CSF
   1. inner ear
   2. ventral fissure
   3. cerumen
   4. central canal
4. series of neurons in the hindbrain
   1. reticular formation
   2. microtia
   3. myelination
   4. echolocation
5. aural projection cortex
   1. association areas
   2. heschl's area
   3. broca's area
   4. brodmann's areas

5 True/False Questions

1. relative refractory period → series of neurons in the hindbrain

   True        False

2. dendrites → protective membranes

   True        False

3. microtia → congenital absence of external auditory meatus

   True        False

4. cerebral peduncles → connecting tracts between brainstem and cerebrum

   True        False

5. conus medullaris → shallow dorsal groove

   True        False