Reference no: EM133873624
Questions
1. The communication between 2 neurons occurs at the ____.
a dendrites
b synapse
c axon
d cell body
2. A person presented to the emergency room after a fall causing injury to the back. The patient had some loss of bladder or bowel control along with a loss of strength in their legs which resulted in the requirement of a wheelchair. Which nerves were most likely damaged in the fall?
a Cervical nerves
b Thoracic nerves
c Lumbar nerves
d Sacral nerves
3. Which of the following statements (sentences) could occur if there was damage to the thalamus?
a Visual sensory information could be wrongly sent to the auditory processing center.
b That person would not be walk properly.
c That person would not be able to write.
d None of these
4. The frontal lobe is located _____.
a in the anterior of the cerebral cortex
b in the front portion of the brain
c right behind the forehead
d all of these
5. Which of the drugs of abuse binds to dopamine receptors and allows dopamine to flood into the synaptic cleft creating a euphoric feeling?
a alcohol
b ecstasy
c heroin
d meth
6. The imbalance of which neurotransmitter would be responsible for a person having rigidity (as seen in Parkinson's disease) and schizophrenia?
a dopamine
b GABA
c glutamate
d serotonin
7. What disease is associated with plaque, tau tangles, and neuron death?
a Parkinson's Disease
b Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
c Alzheimer's disease
d Multiple Sclerosis
8. Which is the function of the endocrine system?
a Secretion of neurotransmitters for cell communication
b Secretion of hormones for cell communication
c Release of electrical signals for cell communication.
d Exchange of gases.
9. What effect does the hormone glucagon have on the body?
a reduces blood glucose levels
b stimulates thyroid hormone release
c stimulates basal metabolic rate
d increases blood glucose levels
10. Which endocrine system disease is a result of no insulin production by the pancreas?
a Addison's disease
b Diabetes Type I
c Dwarfism
d Cushing's Disease
11. Hypersecretion of growth hormone during childhood is called ____.
a Acromegaly
b Addison's disease
c Dwarfism
d Gigantism
12. Moon face is characteristic of this disease.
a Cushing's disease
b Addison's disease
c Dwarfism
d Gigantism
13. The growth hormone is released by the ____ and has target cells on the ___.
a pituitary/thyroid gland
b pituitary/adrenal gland
c pituitary/adipocytes and liver
d adrenal glands/muscle and blood vessels
14. Differentiate between the corpus callosum and the brain hemispheres.
15. Differentiate between the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system.