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and receiving from the leg

TQ: the cor us callosum is a neural bridge bet!een the t!o hemis heres 12 cranial nerves "On Old Olym us# To!ering To A Fine Ass German Virgin Ate Ho s$ %athological Aniscoria

TQ: the three subdivisions of the brain are &indbrain 'includes cerebellum() midbrain) dience halon The brainstem*s mi+ture of nuclei and fibers creates a net!or, referred to as the reticular formation

Thalamus: -ome region don*t intercommunicate .o connection around the arietal lobe /asal ganglia functions in lelrning and movement TQ: the caudate and the utamen com rise the striatum 0yngulate gyrus '1imbic 0orte+( TQ: The amygdala is located in medial art of the tem oral lobe 2rontal lobe: 2ront to the central sulcus

TQ: 3hich of the follo!ing is not a " lobe$ of the corte+$ 1imbic

4ifferences in the cor us callosum sha e Tentorial .otch 2usiform gyrus : roso agnosia) Achromato sia %rimary motor corte+: 0entral sulcus

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7 cortical cell layers Association ) in ut and out ut 1ayer 8 9n ut: Afferent from the thalamus -tri e of ;ennari TQ: There are 7 layers of corte+ 0ytoarchitectural division: /rodmann*s areas 2iber ath!ays .euron 0onvey information 0ombination of electrochemical mechanism 0onvey information bet!een t!o regions) chemically bet!een neurons

TQ: 3hich of the follo!ing sho!s the fours ste s in neural transmission in the correct order5 '1( -yna tic otentials s read assively to a trigger <one) !here) if threshold is reached) action otentials are initiated= '2( Action otentials are ro agated actively and !ithout decrement along the a+on= '>( Action otentials then s read assively into a+on terminals= '8( and cause the release of neurotransmitter onto other neurons?

TQ: The inside and outside of a neuron are se arated by a li id bilayer TQ: the resting otential of most central nervous system neurons is :7@ m6 TQ: To be olari<ed means to have a charge TQ: the rimary means of neural transmission is by electrical otential TQ: The li id bilayer maintains a concentration gradient of ions TQ: -elective ermeability and active um ing mechanism maintain the resting otential of the neuron TQ: the four maAor ions involved in neural transmission are B) .A) 0l) organic anions TQ: At the the resting otential ) sodium ions !ant to come into the cell but are bloc,ed

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TQ: ;ates ,ee sodium ions out and allo! otassium and chloride to ass freely

TQ: The resting neuron is olari<ed and in a state ready to fire an electrical im ulse TQ: An action otential is essentially movement of electrical otential across the membrane TQ: Action otentials are mediated by voltage gated .aC channels TQ: 9n resting state the robability of o ening sodium gated ion channels is very lo! TQ: At threshold) in!ard sodium current e+ceeds out!ard otassium current TQ: An action otential is an all none res onse TQ: At the ea, of the action otential sodium channels close TQ: The s aces bet!een myelin sheathes) densely o ulated !ith sodium channels is called .odes of Danvier TQ: The <one of contact bet!een a transmitting neuron and a receiving neuron is called a syna se TQ: The t!o categories of cholinergic rece tors are nicotinic and muscarinic

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