Exam 4: Principles of Neural and Hormonal Communication
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Match neural disease/influence with correct characteristic.
a.multiple sclerosis
b.tetanus
c.strychnine
d.roseola
e.Parkinson's disease
-Prevents release of GABA
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Oligodendrocytes form a regeneration tube to guide a regenerating nerve fiber to its proper destination.
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Use these figures to answer the corresponding questions.
-The structure labeled "1" is
a.part of a chemically-gated channel
b.part of a mechanically-gated channel
c.the activation gate of a Na+ channel
d.part of a chemically-gated channel and the inactivation gate of a Na+ channel
e.none of these

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Indicate which of the following changes will take place.
a.no change in potential of the postsynaptic cell
b.spatial summation
c.temporal summation
-What would occur if both presynaptic neurons A and B were fired simultaneously?
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Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease in which the body's defense system erroneously attacks the myelin sheath surrounding myelinated nerve fibers.
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A change in a membrane potential from -70 mV to -60mV is an example of
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Use the answer code below to answer this section.
a.increased PNa+ and no change in PK+
b.decreased PNa+ and decreased PK+
c.increased PK+ and no change in PNa+
d.increased PK+ and increased PNa+
e.increased PK+ and decreased PNa+
f.Na influx
g.Na+ efflux
h.K+ influx
i.K+ efflux
-Ion movement that would cause an IPSP
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In most excitable cells, the rising phase of the action potential is due to
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An increase in the size of the ____________________ of a nerve fiber, along with the amount of ____________________ around the fiber both increase its rate of conduction.
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Neuropeptides are mainly neuromodulators that function as second messengers in cells that respond to hydrophilic hormones.
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Indicate whether an excitatory or inhibitory synapse is being described.
a.excitatory synapse
b.inhibitory synapse
-Increased PNₐ₊ and increased PK₊ of the subsynaptic membrane
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Indicate the relationship between the two items listed in each situation:
a.A is greater than b.
b.B is greater than a.
c.A and B are equal.
-a.K⁺ concentration in the neuron's cytosol immediately before an action potential
B.K⁺ concentration in the neuron's cytosol immediately following an action potential
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Which of the following is least related to a neuromodulator?
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Hormones derived from cholesterol are bound to proteins in the blood and primarily alter preexisting proteins via second-messenger systems.
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Along a neuron, an action potential normally travels from the dendrites to the cell body to the axon.
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Cocaine blocks the binding of dopamine at postsynaptic membranes.
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Match neural disease/influence with correct characteristic.
a.multiple sclerosis
b.tetanus
c.strychnine
d.roseola
e.Parkinson's disease
-Due to insufficient dopamine
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Indicate the relationship between the two items listed in each situation:
a.A is greater than b.
b.B is greater than a.
c.A and B are equal.
-a.Resting neuron's permeability to Na⁺
B.Neuron's permeability to Na⁺ during the rising phase of an action potential
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