UTA Brain and Behavior final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass

UTA Brain and Behavior final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass what is responsible for fight or flight response? - sympathetic nervous system which is the most outer layer of the meninges? - dura mater which glial cell myelinates neurons in the central nervous system? - oligodendroglia which part of the midbrain? - tectum which is important for most vital functions? - medulla which glial cells helps form the blood brain barrier? - astrocytes for a typical neuron at rest, which ion has the highest relative extracellular concentration? - Na+ If a Na+ channel were to open, what would happen? - Na+ would enter the cell If a K+ channel were to open, which would be true of K+? - the electrical gradient would force K+ into the cell the concentration gradient would force K+ out of cell 2100% Pass Guarantee Sophia Bennett, All Rights Reserved © 2025 If a Cl- channel were to open, how would the electrical gradient affect Cl? - it would force Cl out of the cell Which are faster? - electrical synapses which can send the most complicated signals? - chemical synapses which would be a an acetylcholine agonist? - drug that increase acetylcholine release which would be considered a GABA agonist? - drug that increases post-synaptic hyperpolarization which can reduce anxiety? - GABA agonist the dopamine hypothesis of schizophrenia suggests that schizophrenics have - too much dopamine which brain area involved in addiction is involved in habit formation? - basal ganglia which brain area is involved in addiction? - ventral tegmental area which glial cells guide migrating neurons? - radial glial cells which brain area finishes myelinateing last? - prefrontal cortex which is NOT a visual pathway? - tementogenicular which has the largest receptive field? - V1 cell 3100% Pass Guarantee Sophia Bennett, All Rights Reserved © 2025 which is NOT part of the inner ear? - tympanic membrane where is primary auditory cortex? - heschl's gyrus where is Broca's area? - left frontal lobe Damage to the _____ will result in Wernicke's aphasis - left planum temporale A cut to the left spinal cord will prevent the sensation