Exam 4: Principles of Neural and Hormonal Communication
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Indicate whether an excitatory or inhibitory synapse is being described.
a.excitatory synapse
b.inhibitory synapse
-Small depolarization of the postsynaptic neuron
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At an excitatory synapse, an action potential in the presynaptic neuron increases
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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 responsible for the falling phase of the action potential
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Amplification is a phenomenon associated with hormones derived from cholesterol.
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During the resting potential, the membrane is more permeable to potassium ions than to sodium ions.
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The time following an action potential during which a membrane cannot respond to another stimulus, regardless of its strength, is called the relative refractory period.
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The grand postsynaptic potential depends on the sum of activity of the presynaptic inputs.
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The refractory period prevents action potentials from spreading back over the part of the membrane where the impulse has just passed.
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Multiple sclerosis develops from a buildup of myelin of a neuron.
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Spatial summation occurs on a postsynaptic neuron would occur when
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Opening either a chemically-gated Na⁺ channel or a chemically-gated K⁺ channel during the resting potential would cause
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If neurotransmitter from Y causes the membrane potential of the postsynaptic cell to decrease slightly, then
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At ____________________ potential, typically around -55 mv, rapid depolarization occurs.
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A plasma membrane is polarized if it separates particles with an opposite ____________________.
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Opening channels that allow ____________________ ions or ____________________ ions result in depolarization of the plasma membrane.
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____________________-soluble hormones must use ____________________ systems to exert their effects on target cells.
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