NEUROSCIENCE: NERVOUS SYSTEM MCQ- VERIFIED
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Which Word Correctly Completes The Statement: "All Motor Neurons Are..."
A. Interneurons
B. Multipolar
C. Bipolar
D. Unipolar
ANS: B
In The Peripheral Nervous System, Which Cells Form The Myelin Sheath?
A. Ependymal Cells
B. Schwann Cells
C. Astrocytes
D. Oligodendrocytes
ANS: B
A Difference In The Amount And Type Of Ions Between The Two Sides Of A Plasma
Membrane Or A Charge Difference That Occurs When Ions Move Along A Membrane
Is Called An "Electrical Potential". What Does The Term "Action Potential"
Refer To?
A. The Distribution Of Ions That Results In The Inside Of The Cell Being At About
−70 Mv Compared To Outside The Cell.
, B. A Movement Of Sodium Ions Into The Cell Following A Stimulus And The Ions
Spreading Out Along The Inside Of The Cell Membrane.
C. The Rapid Movement Of Sodium Ions Into The Cell Followed By Potassium
Ions Moving Out Of The Cell, With The Movement Being Repeated Along The
Length Of The Neuron.
D. Sodium Ions Being Pumped Out Of The Cell, While Potassium Ions Are Moved
Into The Cell.
ANS: C
What Is The Gap Between The Plasma Membranes Of A Neuron That Conducts An
Incoming Signal And The Cell That Is Going To Receive The Signal Called?
A. Neuromuscular Junction
B. Intercellular Cleft
C. Synaptic Cleft
D. Intercalated Disc
ANS: C
Which Of The Following Substances Cannot Pass Through The "Blood-Brain
Barrier"?
A. Steroid Hormones
B. O 2 Molecules
C. Alcohol
D. Potassium Ions
ANS: D
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Which Word Correctly Completes The Statement: "All Motor Neurons Are..."
A. Interneurons
B. Multipolar
C. Bipolar
D. Unipolar
ANS: B
In The Peripheral Nervous System, Which Cells Form The Myelin Sheath?
A. Ependymal Cells
B. Schwann Cells
C. Astrocytes
D. Oligodendrocytes
ANS: B
A Difference In The Amount And Type Of Ions Between The Two Sides Of A Plasma
Membrane Or A Charge Difference That Occurs When Ions Move Along A Membrane
Is Called An "Electrical Potential". What Does The Term "Action Potential"
Refer To?
A. The Distribution Of Ions That Results In The Inside Of The Cell Being At About
−70 Mv Compared To Outside The Cell.
, B. A Movement Of Sodium Ions Into The Cell Following A Stimulus And The Ions
Spreading Out Along The Inside Of The Cell Membrane.
C. The Rapid Movement Of Sodium Ions Into The Cell Followed By Potassium
Ions Moving Out Of The Cell, With The Movement Being Repeated Along The
Length Of The Neuron.
D. Sodium Ions Being Pumped Out Of The Cell, While Potassium Ions Are Moved
Into The Cell.
ANS: C
What Is The Gap Between The Plasma Membranes Of A Neuron That Conducts An
Incoming Signal And The Cell That Is Going To Receive The Signal Called?
A. Neuromuscular Junction
B. Intercellular Cleft
C. Synaptic Cleft
D. Intercalated Disc
ANS: C
Which Of The Following Substances Cannot Pass Through The "Blood-Brain
Barrier"?
A. Steroid Hormones
B. O 2 Molecules
C. Alcohol
D. Potassium Ions
ANS: D