Exam 5: Protecting and Maintaining the Adult Nervous System

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Point out biological problems would be difficult to solve if the "brain-in-a-vat" experiment were ever tried in real life. Some of these would include:

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Choose whether the event below describes necrosis or apoptosis. -__________ minimizes damage to neighboring cells

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Choose whether the event below describes necrosis or apoptosis. -__________ cell ruptures and releases contents in an uncontrolled manner

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Differentiate between oligodendrocytes and Schwann cells.

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Which of the following can weaken barriers in the brain?

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There is considerable evidence that immune cells can enter the CSF. One theory as to why these same cells cannot readily cross into the brain parenchyma is because ____________________ prevent their crossing or reduce their effectiveness.

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What is true of the lateral ventricles?

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Decide which of these cells (NEURON, NON-NEURON, or BOTH) is described by each statement below. _______________ can employ a variety of metabolic pathways to synthesize glucose _______________ uses glycolysis and oxidative phosphorylation to generate ATP _______________ must uptake glucose from extracellular environment _______________ can use lipids and amino acids as an energy source

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Necrosis

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The subarachnoid space lies between the arachnoid membrane and the _________________.

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Identify the problem associated with an understanding of adaptive immunity as it relates to neural tissue.

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The brain volume significantly expands over the first 9 months after a human is born. What is most likely responsible for this change in brain volume?

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Predict what would happen in the arachnoid membrane if the cells of the arachnoid barrier were exposed to a drug that limited their ability to form membrane-bound vacuoles.

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Examine Figure 23B. In the text As a result of blockage, which of the following has happened?

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In order to determine whether a cell has recently divided

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Which of the following is true of the innate immune response?

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What is true about a subdural hematoma?

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Match the event with the type of immunity -________________ slow response to a novel (new) antigen

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Place the following events in order regarding the regulation of blood flow to active brain regions by writing 1-4 in the blank spaces. _____ many neurons become active, releasing glutamate as a neurotransmitter _____ calcium levels rise in astrocyte endfeet _____ blood vessels dilate _____ astrocytes detect glutamate via glutamate receptors

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Identify which of the following is true of the adaptive immune system?

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