Exam 7: The Nervous System and Neuronal Excitability
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Movement of ions through channels occurs as a result of gradients. If left alone, these gradients would eventually run down (ie reach equilibrium). How do active transporters (pumps) like the Na+/K+ ATPase maintain the gradients?
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You have accidentally given a patient a dose of atropine rather than acetylcholine. What symptoms do you expect to see in the patient?
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You have been given an unknown neurotransmitter to identify. What characteristics would indicate that it is more likely a small-molecule neurotransmitter?
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Electrical synapses are different from chemical synapses because
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Place the following events of the action potential in the correct order. 1) Voltage-gated Na+ channels open, and Na+ flows in
2) Voltage-gated K+ channels close, membrane potential returns to rest
3) Membrane is depolarized to threshold
4) Voltage-gated Na+ channels close
5) Voltage-gated K+ channels open, membrane rapidly repolarizes
6) Membrane rapidly depolarizes
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Regeneration is more likely to occur in the peripheral nervous system because the oligodendrocytes form a regeneration tube.
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While some channels can have open states regulated by stimuli, others are random. What common term among those that are opened by a stimulus?
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In myelinated axons, the channels found in the nodes of Ranvier are
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A scientist wants to study the effects of summation on graded potentials. Her assistant applies the stimuli, but there is no apparent result. Compose a situation that would explain these results.
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Information is sent from the dendrites to the ________, where an action potential may be generated.
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Regrowth of neurons in injured areas of the central nervous system does not generally occur because
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