5 Written Questions

1. Most complex, largest pair of ganglia
2. Neurons organized into clusters
3. fast and direct, cells touch, opening in between
4. Executes conscious movement
5. starts in visual cortex, to angular gyrus, to Wernicke's area, to Broca's area, to primary motor cortex

5 Matching Questions

1. Axon Function (N.N.)
2. Where do sympathetic divisions originate from?
3. What body parts have a large representation for the primary somatosensory motor cortex?
4. Definition of Cerebrum
5. What are the language areas in the brain?

1. a the sight of intelligence, learning, and judgement
2. b Broca's are and Wernicke's area
3. c The thoraic and lumbar region
4. d Fingers and the lips
5. e Carries the information away from the cell

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. to present a neutral stimulus along with a stimulus of some significance; establish association between the response and the neutral stimulus
   1. Nerve Net
   2. Cnidarians
   3. Conditioning
   4. Ratio
2. Carries the information to the cell body
   1. Axon Function (N.N.)
   2. When does Comatose occur?
   3. Dendrites Function (N.N.)
   4. Nerve Net
3. inhibitory, hyperpolarizes plasma membrane
   1. synaptic cleft
   2. Associative learning
   3. Electrical synapse
   4. Muscarinic Receptor
4. Sympathetic: noradrenic
   Parasympathetic: mostly cholinergic
   1. Where do sympathetic divisions originate from?
   2. Sympathetic and Parasympathetic division: Postganglionic neurons
   3. Postganglionic neuron
   4. What does the parasympathetic nervous system contain?
5. When someone is in a coma
   1. What is white matter?
   2. Hippocampus
   3. What is Comatose?
   4. Limbic System

5 True/False Questions

1. Occipital Lobe → Integrates sensory information from various parts of the body, Somatosensory cortex is right behind the central sulcus

   True        False

2. Sympathetic and Parasympathetic division: Preganglionic neurons → The thoraic and lumbar region

   True        False

3. Anatomy of the spinal cord → Axons that conduct information up and down the spinal cord

   True        False

4. Neuromuscular junction → chemical synapse between motor neurons and skeletal muscle cells

   True        False

5. Two ways neurons communicate with other cells → Neurons/ Nerve Cells and Glia/Glial Cells

   True        False