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ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY AN
INTEGRATIVE APPROACH STUDY GUIDE
TEST PAPER QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS TESTED PREP MATERIAL

●● Identify the structural components included in the CNS and those in
the PNS.
Answer: Central Nervous System (CNS): includes both the brain and
spinal cord.


Peripheral Nervous System (PNS): includes nerves (bundles of neuron
axons) and ganglia (clusters of neuron cell bodies along nerves).


●● central nervous system
Answer:


●● peripheral nervous system
Answer:


●● List the functional organization of the nervous system.
Answer: Sensory nervous system
Somatic sensory

,visceral sensory


Motor Neurons
somatic motor
autonomic motor


●● Sensory nervous system
Answer: responsible for receiving sensory information from receptors
that detect stimuli and transmitting this information to CNS.


●● somatic sensory
Answer: detect stimuli that we can consciously perceive (5 senses)


●● visceral or autonomic sensory
Answer: detect stimuli that we typically do not consciously perceive
(blood vessels and internal organs)


●● Motor Nervous System
Answer: responsible for initiating and transmitting motor output from
CNS to effectors.


●● somatic motor

, Answer: initiates and transmits motor output from the CNS to skeletal
muscle


●● autonomic motor
Answer: innervates and regulates cardiac muscle, smooth muscle, and
glands without our conscious control.


●● Describe five distinguishing features common to all neurons.
Answer: excitability: the stimulus causes a local change in the resting
membrane potential in the excitable cell.


conductivity: involves an electrical change that is quickly propagated
along the plasma membrane as voltage gated channels open sequentially
during an action potential.


secretion: neurons release neurotransmitters in response to conductive
activity.


extreme longevity: neurons formed as a baby are still functional in the
elderly


Amitotic: during fetal development, mitotic activity is lost in most
neurons except the olfactory epithelium of the nose and parts of the
brain.

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