test_bank_for_neuroscience__exploring_the_brain__4th_edition

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NEUROSCIENCE:
Exploring the BrainH H




4th Edition, Mark Bear
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,TestHBankHForHNeuroscience:HExploringHTheHBrain,H4thHEdition
TableHofHContents:
PartH 1H Foundations
ChapterH 1H Neuroscience:HPast,HPresent,HandHFuture
ChapterH 2H NeuronsHandHGlia
ChapterH 3H TheHNeuronalHMembraneHatHRest
ChapterH 4H TheHActionHPotential
ChapterH 5H SynapticHTransmission
ChapterH 6H NeurotransmitterHSystems
ChapterH 7H TheHStructureHofHtheHNervousHSystem
AppendixH AnHIllustratedHGuideHtoHHumanHNeuroanatomy
PartH 2H SensoryHandHMotorHSystems
ChapterH 8H TheHChemicalHSenses
ChapterH 9H TheHEye
ChapterH 10H TheHCentralHVisualHSystem
ChapterH 11H TheHAuditoryHandHVestibularHSystems
ChapterH 12H TheHSomaticHSensoryHSystem
ChapterH 13H SpinalHControlHofHMovement
ChapterH 14H BrainHControlHofHMovement
PartH 3H TheHBrainHandHBehavior
ChapterH 15H ChemicalHControlHofHtheHBrainHandHBehavior
ChapterH 16H Motivation
ChapterH 17H SexHandHtheHBrain
ChapterH 18H BrainHMechanismsHofHEmotion
ChapterH 19H BrainHRhythmsHandHSleep
ChapterH 20H Language
ChapterH 21H TheHRestingHBrain,HAttention,HandHConsciousness
ChapterH 22H MentalHIllness
PartH 4H TheHChangingHBrain
ChapterH 23H WiringHtheHBrain
ChapterH 24H MemoryHSystems
ChapterH 25H MolecularHMechanismsHofHLearningHandHMemory

,ChapterH1:H Neuroscience:HPast,HPresent,HandHFutureHNeuroscien
ce:HExploringHtheHBrain,H4thH EditionHBearHTestHBank


1. WhyHareHaHbroadHperspectiveHandHanHinterdisciplinaryHapproachHrequiredHfor
understandingHtheHbrain?HChooseHtheHcorrectHoption.
A) UnderstandingHtheHbrainHisHaHfocusedHareaHinHnaturalHscienceHwithHtheHbrainHserving
HasHtheHcommonHpointHofHfocus.

B) UnderstandingHtheHbrainHrequiresHknowledgeHaboutHmanyHthings,HfromHtheHstructur
eHofHtheHwaterHmoleculeHtoHtheHelectricalHandHchemicalHpropertiesHofHtheHbrain.
C) UnderstandingHtheHbrainHrequiresHtheHstudyHofHtheHdifferentHspeciesHofHtheHbrain.
D) UnderstandingHtheHbrainHrequiresHtheHanalysisHofHoneHapproachHatHaHtimeHtoHyieldHaH
newHsynthesis.


2. Galen'sHstudyHofHsheepHbrainsHwasHtheHbasisHforHaHtheoryHofHbrainHfunctionHthatHprevaile
d
forHalmostH1500Hyears.HWhichHofHtheHfollowingHrepresentsHthisHview?HChooseHtheHcorrec
tHoption.
A) TheHheartHasHtheHcenterHofHintellectHandHtheHbrainHasHtheHcoolingHsystem
B) LocalizationHofHbrainHfunctionHinHtheHcerebrumHandHcerebellum
C) Mind–brainHduality
D) ParcelingHtheHcerebrumHintoHlobes


3. WhatHisH“mind–brainHproblem”?HChooseHtheHcorrectHoption.
A) Individually,HhumanHmentalHcapacitiesHexistHinHtheHmindHthatHisHoutsideHtheHbrai
n.
B) TheHmindHisHtheHsameHasHtheHbrain.
C) BothHanimalsHandHpeopleHpossessHintellectHandHaHGod-givenHsoul.
D) TheHpinealHglandHisHaHspiritualHentity.


4. WhatHnotionHwasHdisplacedHbyHtheHconceptHofHnervesHbeingHdescribedHasHwires?HChoo
seHtheHcorrectHoption.
A) NervesHareHchannelsHthatHcommunicateHwithHtheHbrainHbyHtheHmovementHofHfluids.
B) MusclesHcanHbeHtwitchedHwhenHnervesHareHstimulatedHelectricallyHandHtheHbrainHitsel
fHmayHgenerateHelectricity.
C) SignalsHtoHtheHmusclesHcausingHmovementHuseHtheHsameHwiresHasHthoseHthatHregister
HsensationsHfromHtheHskin.

D) NervesHconductHelectricalHsignalsHtoHandHfromHtheHbrain.


5. TheHcombinedHworkHofHBellHandHMagendieHrevealedHaHfundamentalHfactHaboutHtheHspin
alHnerves.HChooseHtheHcorrectHoption.
A) SpinalHnervesHareHmyelinated.
B) SpinalHnervesHareHbundlesHofHsensoryHandHmotorHnerves,HandHinHeachHsensoryHandH
motorHnerveHfiber,HtransmissionHisHstrictlyHone-way.
C) SpinalHnervesHareHnotHhollowHtubesHcarryingHfluid.
D) BothHhumansHandHanimalsHhaveHspinalHnerves.



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, 6. ForHwhatHpurposeHdidHFranzHJosephHGallHstudyHtheHdimensionsHofHtheHhumanHhead
?
ChooseHtheHcorrectHoption.
A) ToHunderstandHtheHpropensityHforHcertainHpersonalityHtraits
B) ToHdemonstrateHequalHparticipationHofHallHregionsHofHtheHbrainHinHallHcerebralH
functions
C) ToHshowHthatHnervesHconductHelectricalHsignalsHtoHandHfromHtheHbrain
D) ToHshowHthatHuniqueHhumanHmentalHcapabilitiesHexistHoutsideHtheHbrain


7. OnHwhatHbasisHdidHBrocaHdefendHfunctionalHlocalizationHofHtheHbrain?HChooseHtheHcorre
ctHoption.
A) ByHestablishingHaHrelationshipHbetweenHtheHproductionHofHspeechHandHtheHrightHfron
talHlobe
B) ByHestablishingHaHrelationshipHbetweenHtheHproductionHofHspeechHandHtheHoccipitalH
lobe
C) ByHestablishingHaHrelationshipHbetweenHtheHproductionHofHspeechHandHtheHleftHfront
alHlobe
D) ByHestablishingHaHrelationshipHbetweenHtheHproductionHofHspeechHandHtheHcerebellu
m


8. ToHwhomHcanHweHattributeHtheHtheoryHthatHbehaviorHisHamongHtheHheritableHtraitsHthatHca
nHdevelop?HChooseHtheHcorrectHoption.
A) Marie-Jean-PierreHFlourens
B) CharlesHDarwin
C) GustavHFritschHandHEdwardHHitzig
D) FranzHJosephHGall


9. WhichHofHtheHfollowingHisHaHcorrectHexplanationHofHaHdisorderHthatHaffectsHtheHnervo
usHsystem?HChooseHtheHcorrectHoption.
A) CerebralHpalsyHisHaHmotorHdisorderHcausedHbyHdamageHtoHtheHcerebrumHbefore,Hduri
ng,HorHsoonHafterHbirth.
B) EpilepsyHisHaHprogressiveHdiseaseHthatHaffectsHnerveHconduction,HcharacterizedHbyHe
pisodesHofHweakness,HlackHofHcoordination,HandHspeechHdisturbance.
C) StrokeHinvolvesHaHlossHofHfeelingHandHmovementHcausedHbyHtraumaticHdamageHtoHth
eHspinalHcord.
D) Alzheimer'sHdiseaseHisHaHsevereHpsychoticHillnessHcharacterizedHbyHdelusions,Hhalluc
inations,HandHbizarreHbehavior.




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