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TEST BANK FOR:
Study Guide For Understanding Pathophysiology
7th Edition
By Sue E. Huether Ms Phd Latest Update.

, Test Bank for Human Physiology An
Integrated Approach 7th Edition by
Silverthorn


Chapter01 Neurons: Cellular And Network Properties

1) The Portions Of A Neuron That Extend Off Of The Roughly Spherical Cell
Body Are Usually Collectively Called
A) Protrusions.

2. B) Processes.

3. C) Prostheses.

4. D)

Projections.

Answer: B

Section: Cells Of The Nervous Systemlearning

Outcome: 8.2

Bloom’s Taxonomy: Knowledge



2) Detailed Understanding Of The Cellular Basis Of Signaling In The Nervous
System Has Led To Good Understanding Of Consciousness, Intelligence, And
Emotion.

, A) True

B) Fals

e Answer:

B

Section: Organization Of The Nervous System Learning Outcome: 8.1

Bloom’s Taxonomy: Knowledge



3) Neurotransmitter Is Stored And Released From

A) Axon Terminals Only.

B) Axon Varicosities Only.

C) Dendritic Spines Only.

D) Cell Bodies Only.

E) Axon Terminals And Axon

Varicosities. Answer: E

Section: Cells Of The Nervous Systemlearning

Outcome: 8.2

Bloom’s Taxonomy: Knowledge



4) Information Coming Into The Central Nervous System Is Transmitted Along
Neurons.

A) Afferent

B) Sensory

C) Efferent

D) Afferent And Sensory

, E) Sensory And

Efferent Answer: D

Section: Organization Of The Nervous System

Learning Outcome: 8.1

Bloom’s Taxonomy: Knowledge



5) The Afferent And Efferent Axons Together Form The

A) Central Nervous System.

B) Autonomic Division System.

C) Somatic Motor Division Of The Nervous System.

D) Peripheral Nervous System.

E) Visceral Nervous

System. Answer: D

Section: Organization Of The Nervous System

Learning Outcome: 8.1

Bloom’s Taxonomy: Knowledge



6) The Brain And Spinal Cord Together Compose The

A) Central Nervous System.

B) Autonomic Division System.

C) Somatic Motor Division Of The Nervous System.

D) Peripheral Nervous System.

E) Visceral Nervous System.

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Publisher: 2019 ISBN: 9780323681711 Edition: Unknown

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