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NEUROSCIENCE/6TH EDITION @yj @yj
By: @yjDale @yjPurves, @yjGeorge @yjJ. @yjAugustine, @yjDavid @yjFitzpatrick, @yjWilliam @yjC. @yjHall, @yjAnthony-Samuel
@yjLaMantia
TESTBANK @
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,Neuroscience @yj/ @yjEdition @yj6 @yjby @yjDale @yjPurves @yjTest @yjBank
Table @yjof @yjContents:
Chapter @yj1. @yjStudying @yjthe @yjNervous @yjSystem
Chapter @yj2. @yjElectrical @yjSignals @yjof @yjNerve @yjCells
Chapter @yj3. @yjVoltage-Dependent @yjMembrane @yjPermeability
Chapter @ y j 4. @ y j Ion @ y j Channels @ y j and @ y j Transporters
Chapter @ y j 5. @ y j Synaptic @ y j Transmission
Chapter @ y j 6. @ y j Neurotransmitters @ y j and @ y j Their @ y j Receptors
Chapter @yj7. @yjMolecular @yjSignaling @yjwithin @yjNeurons
Chapter @ y j 8. @ y j Synaptic @ y j Plasticity
Chapter @ y j 9. @ y j The @ y j Somatosensory @ y j System: @ y j Touch @ y j and @ y j Proprioception
Chapter @yj10. @yjPain
Chapter @yj11. @yjVision: @yjThe @yjEye
Chapter @yj12. @yjCentral @yjVisual @yjPathways
Chapter @yj13. @yjThe @yjAuditory @yjSystem
Chapter @ y j 14. @ y j The @ y j Vestibular @ y j System
Chapter @yj15. @yjThe @yjChemical @yjSenses
Chapter @yj16. @yjLower @yjMotor @yjNeuron @yjCircuits @yjand @yjMotor @yjControl
Chapter @yj17. @yjUpper @yjMotor @yjNeuron @yjControl @yjof @yjthe @yjBrainstem @yjand @yjSpinal
@yjCord
Chapter @yj18. @yjModulation @yjof @yjMovement @yjby @yjthe @yjBasal @yjGanglia
Chapter @yj19. @yjModulation @yjof @yjMovement @yjby @yjthe @yjCerebellum
Chapter @ y j 20. @ y j Eye @ y j Movements @ y j and @ y j Sensory @ y j Motor @ y j Integration
Chapter @yj21. @yjThe @yjVisceral @yjMotor @yjSystem
Chapter @yj22. @yjEarly @yjBrain @yjDevelopment
Chapter @yj23. @yjConstruction @yjof @yjNeural @yjCircuits
Chapter @ y j 24. @ y j Circuit @ y j Differentiation: @ y j Intrinsic @ y j Factors @ y j and @ y j Sex @ y j Differences
Chapter @ y j 25. @ y j Experience-Dependent @ y j Plasticity @ y j in @ y j the @ y j Developing @ y j Brain
Chapter @ y j 26. @ y j Repair @ y j and @ y j Regeneration @ y j in @ y j the @ y j Nervous @ y j System
Chapter @yj27. @yjCognitive @yjFunctions @yjand @yjthe @yjOrganization @yjof @yjthe @yjCerebral
@yjCortex
Chapter @ y j 28. @ y j Cortical @ y j States
Chapter @ y j 29. @ y j Attention
Chapter @yj30. @yjMemory
Chapter @yj31. @yjEmotion
Chapter @yj32. @yjThinking, @yjPlanning, @yjand @yjDeciding
Chapter @yj33. @yjSpeech @yjand @yjLanguage
Chapter @yj34. @yjDevelopment @yjand @yjEvolution @yjof @yjCognitive @yjFunctions
, Test Bank
to accompany
Neuroscience, Sixth Edition
Purves • Augustine • Fitzpatrick • Hall • LaMantia • Mooney • Platt • White
Chapter 1: Studying the Nervous System
Multiple Choice
1. Which part of DNA is transcribed into messenger RNA?
a. Exon
b. Intron
c. Promoter
d. Non-coding DNA
e. Regulatory DNA
Answer: a
Textbook Reference: Genetics and Genomics
Bloom’s Level: 2. Understanding
2. Genomics is the analysis of
a. coding DNA sequences for a species.
b. regulatory DNA sequences for an individual organism and a species.
c. coding and regulatory DNA sequences for a species.
d. coding and regulatory DNA sequences for an individual organism.
e. coding and regulatory DNA of an individual organism or a species.
Answer: e
Textbook Reference: Genetics and Genomics
Bloom’s Level: 1. Remembering
3. Which of Camillo Golgi’s contributions enabled Santiago Ramón y Cajal to make
observations that suggested that nerve cells are discrete entities?
a. Articulation of the neuron doctrine
b. Identifying the organelle later called the Golgi apparatus
c. Development of a staining method based on impregnation with silver salts
d. Improving the understanding of the pathophysiology of malaria
e. Articulation of the reticular theory of nerve cell communication
Answer: c
Textbook Reference: Cellular Components of the Nervous System
Bloom’s Level: 2. Understanding
4. The major proponent(s) of the neuron doctrine was(were)
a. Camillo Golgi.
b. Santiago Ramón y Cajal.
c. Charles Sherrington.
d. Santiago Ramón y Cajal and Charles Sherrington.
, e. Camillo @yjGolgi @yjand @yjSantiago @yjRamón @yjy
@yjCajal. @yjAnswer: @yjd
Textbook @yjReference: @yjCellular @yjComponents @yjof @yjthe @yjNervous
@yjSystem @yjBloom’s @yjLevel: @yj1. @yjRemembering
5. Which @yjfunction @yjis @yja @yjcharacteristic @yjprimarily @yjof @yjneurons @yjonly, @yjand @yjnot @yjglia?
a. Transmits @yjaction @yjpotentials
b. Supports @yjelectrical @yjsignals
c. Repairs @yjthe @yjnervous @yjsystem
d. Prevents @yjregeneration @yjof @yjthe @yjnervous @yjsystem
e. Produces
@yjmyelin @yjAnswer:
@yja
Textbook @yjReference: @yjCellular @yjComponents @yjof @yjthe @yjNervous
@yjSystem @yjBloom’s @yjLevel: @yj1. @yjRemembering
6. In @yjwhich @yjpart @yjof @yja @yjneuron @yjwould @yjmost @yjof @yjthe @yjendoplasmic @yjreticulum @yjbe
@yjconcentrated?
a. Postsynaptic @yjterminal
b. Presynaptic @yjterminal
c. Axon
d. Cell @yjbody
e. Dendrite
@yjAnswer:
@yjd
Textbook @yjReference: @yjCellular @yjComponents @yjof @yjthe @yjNervous
@yjSystem @yjBloom’s @yjLevel: @yj1. @yjRemembering
7. Which @yjintracellular @yjcomponent @yjfacilitates @yjthe @yjprocesses @yjof @yjendocytosis @yjand
@yjexocytosis @yjunderlying @yjsynaptic @yjcommunication?
a. Mitochondria
b. Endoplasmic @yjreticulum
c. Cytoskeleton
d. Golgi @yjapparatus
e. Nucleus
@yjAnswer:
@yjc
Textbook @yjReference: @yjCellular @yjComponents @yjof @yjthe @yjNervous
@yjSystem @yjBloom’s @yjLevel: @yj2. @yjUnderstanding
8. Most @yjneurons @yjhave
a. one @yjaxon @yjhillock @yj(initial @yjsegment).
b. multiple @yjaxon @yjhillocks @yj(initial @yjsegments).
c. one @yjdendrite.
d. one @yjaxon @yjhillock @yj(initial @yjsegment) @yjand @yjone @yjdendrite.
e. multiple @yjaxon @yjhillocks @yj(initial @yjsegments) @yjand @yjone
@yjdendrite. @yjAnswer: @yja
Textbook @yjReference: @yjNeurons
@yjBloom’s @yjLevel: @yj1. @yjRemembering
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NEUROSCIENCE/6TH EDITION @yj @yj
By: @yjDale @yjPurves, @yjGeorge @yjJ. @yjAugustine, @yjDavid @yjFitzpatrick, @yjWilliam @yjC. @yjHall, @yjAnthony-Samuel
@yjLaMantia
TESTBANK @
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,Neuroscience @yj/ @yjEdition @yj6 @yjby @yjDale @yjPurves @yjTest @yjBank
Table @yjof @yjContents:
Chapter @yj1. @yjStudying @yjthe @yjNervous @yjSystem
Chapter @yj2. @yjElectrical @yjSignals @yjof @yjNerve @yjCells
Chapter @yj3. @yjVoltage-Dependent @yjMembrane @yjPermeability
Chapter @ y j 4. @ y j Ion @ y j Channels @ y j and @ y j Transporters
Chapter @ y j 5. @ y j Synaptic @ y j Transmission
Chapter @ y j 6. @ y j Neurotransmitters @ y j and @ y j Their @ y j Receptors
Chapter @yj7. @yjMolecular @yjSignaling @yjwithin @yjNeurons
Chapter @ y j 8. @ y j Synaptic @ y j Plasticity
Chapter @ y j 9. @ y j The @ y j Somatosensory @ y j System: @ y j Touch @ y j and @ y j Proprioception
Chapter @yj10. @yjPain
Chapter @yj11. @yjVision: @yjThe @yjEye
Chapter @yj12. @yjCentral @yjVisual @yjPathways
Chapter @yj13. @yjThe @yjAuditory @yjSystem
Chapter @ y j 14. @ y j The @ y j Vestibular @ y j System
Chapter @yj15. @yjThe @yjChemical @yjSenses
Chapter @yj16. @yjLower @yjMotor @yjNeuron @yjCircuits @yjand @yjMotor @yjControl
Chapter @yj17. @yjUpper @yjMotor @yjNeuron @yjControl @yjof @yjthe @yjBrainstem @yjand @yjSpinal
@yjCord
Chapter @yj18. @yjModulation @yjof @yjMovement @yjby @yjthe @yjBasal @yjGanglia
Chapter @yj19. @yjModulation @yjof @yjMovement @yjby @yjthe @yjCerebellum
Chapter @ y j 20. @ y j Eye @ y j Movements @ y j and @ y j Sensory @ y j Motor @ y j Integration
Chapter @yj21. @yjThe @yjVisceral @yjMotor @yjSystem
Chapter @yj22. @yjEarly @yjBrain @yjDevelopment
Chapter @yj23. @yjConstruction @yjof @yjNeural @yjCircuits
Chapter @ y j 24. @ y j Circuit @ y j Differentiation: @ y j Intrinsic @ y j Factors @ y j and @ y j Sex @ y j Differences
Chapter @ y j 25. @ y j Experience-Dependent @ y j Plasticity @ y j in @ y j the @ y j Developing @ y j Brain
Chapter @ y j 26. @ y j Repair @ y j and @ y j Regeneration @ y j in @ y j the @ y j Nervous @ y j System
Chapter @yj27. @yjCognitive @yjFunctions @yjand @yjthe @yjOrganization @yjof @yjthe @yjCerebral
@yjCortex
Chapter @ y j 28. @ y j Cortical @ y j States
Chapter @ y j 29. @ y j Attention
Chapter @yj30. @yjMemory
Chapter @yj31. @yjEmotion
Chapter @yj32. @yjThinking, @yjPlanning, @yjand @yjDeciding
Chapter @yj33. @yjSpeech @yjand @yjLanguage
Chapter @yj34. @yjDevelopment @yjand @yjEvolution @yjof @yjCognitive @yjFunctions
, Test Bank
to accompany
Neuroscience, Sixth Edition
Purves • Augustine • Fitzpatrick • Hall • LaMantia • Mooney • Platt • White
Chapter 1: Studying the Nervous System
Multiple Choice
1. Which part of DNA is transcribed into messenger RNA?
a. Exon
b. Intron
c. Promoter
d. Non-coding DNA
e. Regulatory DNA
Answer: a
Textbook Reference: Genetics and Genomics
Bloom’s Level: 2. Understanding
2. Genomics is the analysis of
a. coding DNA sequences for a species.
b. regulatory DNA sequences for an individual organism and a species.
c. coding and regulatory DNA sequences for a species.
d. coding and regulatory DNA sequences for an individual organism.
e. coding and regulatory DNA of an individual organism or a species.
Answer: e
Textbook Reference: Genetics and Genomics
Bloom’s Level: 1. Remembering
3. Which of Camillo Golgi’s contributions enabled Santiago Ramón y Cajal to make
observations that suggested that nerve cells are discrete entities?
a. Articulation of the neuron doctrine
b. Identifying the organelle later called the Golgi apparatus
c. Development of a staining method based on impregnation with silver salts
d. Improving the understanding of the pathophysiology of malaria
e. Articulation of the reticular theory of nerve cell communication
Answer: c
Textbook Reference: Cellular Components of the Nervous System
Bloom’s Level: 2. Understanding
4. The major proponent(s) of the neuron doctrine was(were)
a. Camillo Golgi.
b. Santiago Ramón y Cajal.
c. Charles Sherrington.
d. Santiago Ramón y Cajal and Charles Sherrington.
, e. Camillo @yjGolgi @yjand @yjSantiago @yjRamón @yjy
@yjCajal. @yjAnswer: @yjd
Textbook @yjReference: @yjCellular @yjComponents @yjof @yjthe @yjNervous
@yjSystem @yjBloom’s @yjLevel: @yj1. @yjRemembering
5. Which @yjfunction @yjis @yja @yjcharacteristic @yjprimarily @yjof @yjneurons @yjonly, @yjand @yjnot @yjglia?
a. Transmits @yjaction @yjpotentials
b. Supports @yjelectrical @yjsignals
c. Repairs @yjthe @yjnervous @yjsystem
d. Prevents @yjregeneration @yjof @yjthe @yjnervous @yjsystem
e. Produces
@yjmyelin @yjAnswer:
@yja
Textbook @yjReference: @yjCellular @yjComponents @yjof @yjthe @yjNervous
@yjSystem @yjBloom’s @yjLevel: @yj1. @yjRemembering
6. In @yjwhich @yjpart @yjof @yja @yjneuron @yjwould @yjmost @yjof @yjthe @yjendoplasmic @yjreticulum @yjbe
@yjconcentrated?
a. Postsynaptic @yjterminal
b. Presynaptic @yjterminal
c. Axon
d. Cell @yjbody
e. Dendrite
@yjAnswer:
@yjd
Textbook @yjReference: @yjCellular @yjComponents @yjof @yjthe @yjNervous
@yjSystem @yjBloom’s @yjLevel: @yj1. @yjRemembering
7. Which @yjintracellular @yjcomponent @yjfacilitates @yjthe @yjprocesses @yjof @yjendocytosis @yjand
@yjexocytosis @yjunderlying @yjsynaptic @yjcommunication?
a. Mitochondria
b. Endoplasmic @yjreticulum
c. Cytoskeleton
d. Golgi @yjapparatus
e. Nucleus
@yjAnswer:
@yjc
Textbook @yjReference: @yjCellular @yjComponents @yjof @yjthe @yjNervous
@yjSystem @yjBloom’s @yjLevel: @yj2. @yjUnderstanding
8. Most @yjneurons @yjhave
a. one @yjaxon @yjhillock @yj(initial @yjsegment).
b. multiple @yjaxon @yjhillocks @yj(initial @yjsegments).
c. one @yjdendrite.
d. one @yjaxon @yjhillock @yj(initial @yjsegment) @yjand @yjone @yjdendrite.
e. multiple @yjaxon @yjhillocks @yj(initial @yjsegments) @yjand @yjone
@yjdendrite. @yjAnswer: @yja
Textbook @yjReference: @yjNeurons
@yjBloom’s @yjLevel: @yj1. @yjRemembering
