Exam 25: Neural Control and the Senses
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Match the neurotransmitter with its description.
-addictive drugs simulate the release of this neurotransmitter
A)adenosine
B)GABA
C)dopamine
D)acetylcholine
E)endorphins
F)THC
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The effects of nerve gas prevent the removal of acetylcholine from synapses by interfering with its ____.
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An example of an animal with paired nerve cords that connect to a simple brain is a ____.
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As a result of concussions, former football players have an elevated risk for ____.
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Match the structure with the correct description.
-a bundle of axons that are enclosed by connective tissue
A)nerve
B)axon
C)dendrite
D)chemical synapse
E)trigger zone
F)motor neuron
G)sensory neuron
H)interneuron
I)neurotransmitter
J)meninges
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The statements describe the main function of specific structures of the brain. Match the appropriate structure from the list to each function.
-bridges the cerebrum and the cerebellum and connects the spinal cord to the forebrain
A)cerebellum
B)hypothalamus
C)cerebrum
D)pons
E)thalamus
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The membrane potential of a neuron is defined as the ____.
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The statements describe the main function of specific structures of the brain. Match the appropriate structure from the list to each function.
-relays sensory signals to and from cerebral cortex
A)cerebellum
B)hypothalamus
C)cerebrum
D)pons
E)thalamus
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-Referring to the above diagram of the brain, D identifies which region?
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Match the nervous structure with the correct description.
-radially symmetrical invertebrates
A)nerve net
B)ganglion
C)brain
D)dorsal nerve cord
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Match the neurotransmitter with its description.
-damage to brain neurons that release this neurotransmitter causes Alzheimer's disease
A)adenosine
B)GABA
C)dopamine
D)acetylcholine
E)endorphins
F)THC
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-Referring to the above diagram of the brain, which letter identifies the region responsible for relaying sensory input to the forebrain and functions in reward-based learning?
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