Exam 5: The Central Nervous System
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Gray matter refers to regions of the central nervous system composed primarily of densely packed cell bodies, whereas white matter consists of bundles of myelinated nerve fibers.
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Nerves of the autonomic nervous system control skeletal muscle responses.
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Match the following structures to their descriptions.
a.gray matter of spinal cord
b.white matter of spinal cord
c.dorsal root ganglion
-Location of short interneurons involved in integration of spinal reflexes
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The paired facial nerves are the longest cranial nerves and they innervate face muscles, salivary glands, and tear glands.
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In addition to producing cerebrospinal fluid, ependymal cells may
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Gray matter forms the outer layer of the brain and spinal cord, and white matter comprises most of the deeper regions.
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Damage to the back of the brain could most likely adversely affect a person's
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A bundle of neuron cell bodies in the CNS is a ganglion, whereas a bundle of axons in the PNS is a nerve.
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Describe the location of the basal ganglia and their three primary functions.
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The motor cortex is activated by the ____________________ potential, a widespread pattern of neural discharge.
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The ____________________ lobes of the ____________________ hemisphere excel in performance of logical, analytical, sequential, and verbal tasks, whereas the same lobes of the ____________________ hemisphere excel in nonlanguage skills such as spatial perception and artistic and musical endeavors.
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Match spinal tract with correct characteristic.
a.lateral spinothalamic
b.rubrospinal
c.lateral corticospinal
d.ventral spinothalamic
e.ventral spinocerebellar
-Conducts impulses to efferent somatic neurons for the conscious voluntary control of skeletal muscles
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Indicate which characteristic applies to which type of memory using the following answer code:
a.short-term memory
b.long-term memory
-Limited storage capacity
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Match the structure to its proper description.
a.dorsal horn
b.dorsal root
c.dorsal root ganglion
d.ventral horn
e.ventral root
f.lateral horn
-Afferent fibers enter the spinal cord through this structure
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Match the following structures to their descriptions.
a.gray matter of spinal cord
b.white matter of spinal cord
c.dorsal root ganglion
-Outer portion of spinal cord
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The normal sequence of structures activated for signal transmission and response in the body is
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