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Trophic interactions between cells and tissues can promote all of the following
EXCEPT:


-increased heart rate

-increased cell proliferation

-cell survival

-increased cellular differentiation - ANSWER Increased heart rate

Proprioception is the awareness of the location of your body parts, provided by
input from peripheral sensory receptors. True or false? - ANSWER True

In sensory perception, is action potential frequency inversely proportional to
stimulus intensity? - ANSWER No AP frequency is PROPORTIONAL to stimulus
intensity

Synapses are involved with converting electrical and chemical signals. True or
False? - ANSWER True

All of the following structure: function pairs is correct for the neuron EXCEPT?

-Post-synaptic ligand-gated channels: ion flux and post-synaptic local voltage
changes

,-Synapse: typically enables an electrical signal to be transmitted directly to a
subsequent neuron

-Axon: conducts action potentials to other cells

Dendrite and soma: receptive area for incoming signals - ANSWER Synapse
because it does NOT allows electrical signal to be transmitted directly to
subsequent neuron.
Synapse in responsible for converting the electrical signal to a chemical signal

Spatial summation refers to the fact that simultaneous stimuli arriving at
different locations on the post-synaptic cell will increase ion flux, possibly
bringing the post-synaptic cell closer to the threshold needed to generate an
action potential. True or False? - ANSWER True

Which of the following might be considered examples of trophic interactions
between cells and/or tissues?

-Reduced frequency of neuronal action potentials results in reduction of muscle
mass.

-Consumption of high carbohydrate meal results in increased secretion of
insulin.

-Exposure to novel environments or mental stimulation leads to more dense
receptive areas in the active neurons

-Contractile force of muscle increases bone density in the areas of tendon
attachments of muscle.

-High intensity exercise results in increased heart rate. - ANSWER -Reduced
frequency of neuronal action potentials results in reduction of muscle mass.

-Exposure to novel environments or mental stimulation leads to more dense
receptive areas in the active neurons

-Contractile force of muscle increases bone density in the areas of tendon
attachments of muscle.

Trophic factors promote cellular growth, differentiation, or survival

A motor unit is the smallest voluntary functional unit of force production and
consists of one motor neuron and all the muscle fibers that it innervates. True or
False? - ANSWER True

, Which of the following structure:function pairs is correct for the central nervous
system components involved in developing the movement plan ?

-Cerebellum: balance and coordination

-Association area of frontal lobe: involved in the initial formulation of movement
plan.

-Basal ganglia: enables proprioception

-Primary Motor cortex: responsible for sending the movement plan to the
relevant muscles - ANSWER -Cerebellum: balance and coordination

-Association area of frontal lobe: involved in the initial formulation of movement
plan.

-Primary Motor cortex: responsible for sending the movement plan to the
relevant muscles

The basal ganglia are responsible for initiating movement NOT proprioception

Which of the following are roles of glial cells?

-Transmit action potentials to other glial cells

-Insulative

-Supportive

-Help to maintain appropriate extracellular ion concentrations in the CNS

-Regulate growth - ANSWER -Insulative
-Supportive
-Help to maintain appropriate extracellular ion concentrations in the CNS
-Regulate growth

Glial cells do NOT transmit action potentials

Neurotransmitters released into a synapse will bind to post synaptic receptors
that could mediate their effects through:

-catalytic receptors

-nuclear receptors

-GPCRs

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