Exam 8: The Nervous System
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While driving down the Interstate at rush hour,you get cut off by an 18-wheeler and have to slam on the brakes.In addition to a major case of road rage,you also develop a rapid heart rate and breathing rate.What caused this increase? (Indicate branch of the nervous system and neurotransmitters.)What is happening to your digestion at this point?
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The sympathetic branch of the autonomic nervous system has been activated.The neurotransmitters epinephrine (adrenaline)and norepinephrine (noradrenalin)are responsible.While this system is active,digestion will be slowed down.
Dr.Ling,the famous brain surgeon,removes a portion of the skull during surgery.Which of the meninges does she see first?
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When you feel a mosquito on your arm,you are consciously aware of it in the ________ in the cerebrum.
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primary somatosensory area
The ________ of the cerebral cortex sends messages to the skeletal muscles in order to control voluntary movement.
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The ________ is the branch of the peripheral nervous system that is made up of nerves that carry information to and from the CNS,which results in sensations and voluntary movement.
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Which of the following is a specific function of the cerebrospinal fluid?
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Charles is comatose.What part of his brain is not working properly?
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Match each definition in the first column to the correct term in the second column.
-This portion of the central nervous system governs bodily activities during restful conditions.
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If Georgina takes a drug that increases the effects of norepinephrine,what changes would we see in the basic activities of her body?
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The patient is awake many times during brain surgery.In an operation to remove a brain tumor,Dr.Judson accidentally poked a certain area of the cerebrum,whereupon the patient said: "Why is my arm being tickled?" What area was poked?
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Professor Morningstar has developed a terrific new antibiotic to be taken orally in water-based syrup,but it is not working against bacterial meningitis.Based on the information in this chapter,can you suggest a reason? Can you suggest a solution to the problem using the information in the textbook?
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If a certain water-soluble,intravenous antibiotic is not succeeding in defeating the germs inside the central nervous system,the ________ may be the cause of the failure.
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The ________ is responsible for converting information from the short-term to the long-term memory.
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-This part of the peripheral nervous system carries sensory information from the skin,skeletal muscles,and joints to the central nervous system and may also direct voluntary movements.
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-Tissue located within the brain that allows the left- and right-cerebral hemispheres to communicate with one another.
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The ________ functions as the sensory area for touch,vision,hearing,and olfaction as well as association areas for interpreting sensations,language,thinking,decision making,self-awareness,creativity,and storing memories.
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You are generally not aware of the texture of the cloth of your shirt as it rests on your shoulders,unless someone or something happens to make you think of it.What part of the brain is responsible for filtering out such stimuli?
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Which brain structure maintains homeostasis and influences blood pressure,heart rate,digestive activity,breathing rate,and other important physiological functions in the body?
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Which of the following can be defined as a collection of structures involved in emotions and memory?
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Which of the following structures connects the spinal cord to the rest of the brain and influences breathing rhythm and blood pressure?
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