Exam 16: Sensory, Motor, and Integrative Systems
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Compare short-term memory versus long-term memory with regard to specific changes that are thought to occur in the brain.
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Short-term memory depends more on electrical and chemical events in the brain than on structural changes,such as forming new synapses.Long-term memory is thought to involve high-frequency stimulation within the hippocampus at glutamate synapses.Nitric oxide and other neurotransmitters may also be involved.For long term memory,neurons develop new presynaptic terminals,larger synaptic end bulbs,and more dendritic branches.
[dropdown 1] motor neurons innervate [dropdown 2] muscle fibers,which are specialized muscle fibers within a muscle spindle necessary for fine motor control.
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Alpha
Beta
Gamma
Delta
Dropdown 2 choices:
extrafusal
intrafusal
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1.gamma
2.intrafusal
Sensory neurons in the muscle spindle are activated during muscle [dropdown 1].Activation of gamma motor neurons in the muscle spindle cause [dropdown 2] of intrafusal muscle fibers.
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muscle contraction
muscle stretch
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1.muscle stretch
2.muscle contraction
During the process of learning,the brain shows a characteristic called _____,which is the ability to change in response to intensive usage for a particular task like memorizing a page of physiology notes.
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[dropdown 1] carry afferent signals from the sensory receptor to the CNS.[dropdown 2] carry afferent signals from the thalamus to the cerebral cortex.[dropdown 3] carry sensory information from the CNS to the thalamus.
Dropdown choices: First order neurons
Second order neurons
Third order neurons
Preganglionic neurons
Motor neurons
Postganglionic neurons
Efferent neurons
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____ would detect irritation on the skin if you didn't wear gloves while cleaning with bleach.
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Dancers being aware of their body position when they are in the air is
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Which of the following stages of non-rapid eye movement (NREM)sleep is considered the deepest level of sleep?
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Which structure monitors the stretching of skin during a physical therapy session?


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An individual with damage to their hippocampus may struggle with
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In the trigeminothalamic pathway,first-order neuron's cell bodies are located in the
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Loss of dopamine production in the caudate nucleus is associated with
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The integration centers for sensations that are consciously perceived (like vision,smell,taste,and pain)are found in the
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Corticospinal pathways that decussate in the [dropdown 1] form the [dropdown 2].Corticospinal pathways that do not decussate form the [dropdown 3]?
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Medulla oblongata
Pons
Thalamus
Midbrain
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Anterior corticospinal tract
Indirect motor pathway
Lateral corticospinal tract
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Which of the neurons in the diagram would most likely pick up an itch sensation?


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Which structure in the diagram is sensitive to low vibrational frequencies and typically located in areas that lack hair?


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The postcentral gyri of the parietal lobes of the cerebral cortex
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The [dropdown 1] conveys impulses for pain,temperature,tickle and itch.The [dropdown 2] conveys impulses for conscious proprioception,pressure and vibration from the lower half of the body,while the [dropdown 3] conveys the same impulses from the upper half of the body.The [dropdown 4] conveys impulses for subconscious proprioception.
Dropdown choices:
cuneate fasciculus
gracile fasciculus
spinothalamic tract
spinoreticular tract
spinocerebellar tract
trigeminothalamic tract
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Describe the role of the reticular activating system in sleep,arousal,and consciousness.
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