NERVOUS SYSTEM UPDATED EXAM 2025
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"Electrochemical" - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A nerve impulse is
partially electric (change in polarity/charge) and partially
chemical (neurotransmitters)
Synapse - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Where the nerve impulse is sent
(connection of 2 neurons) .
Action Potential changes the charge of the synapse (causes
electricity) and Neurotransmitters are sent.
Myelin Sheath - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Covering of Schwann Cells,
Speeds up nerve impulses.
Axon - THE CORRECT ANSWER-The long threadlike part of a nerve cell
that carry the nerve impulse
Dendrites - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Branch like extensions on a
neuron that GET signals and connect to the synapse
, Neurotransmitters - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Chemicals that transmit
signals across a synapse from one neuron to another 'target'
neuron
Multipolar Neuron - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Most of the brain/spinal
cord & is mylinated
Bipolar Neuron - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Found in eyes, nose, and
ears
Classified as an "Interneuron": connects PNS to CNS
Unipolar Neuron - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Accepts Sensory messages
(feelings & senses)
Found outside of the brain and spinal cord
Sensory Neuron - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Nerve cells that transmit
sensory information (sight, smell, sound etc.)
Unipolar shaped Neurons
Interneuron - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Nerve cells that serve as that
connection between Peripheral Nerves to Central Nervous
System.
COMPLETE MULTIPLE CHOICE OF
QUESTION BANK WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS ,DETAILED EXPLANATIONS
ALREADY GRADED A+ AND 100%
GUARANTEE PASS (LATEST EDITION!!!!!!)
"Electrochemical" - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A nerve impulse is
partially electric (change in polarity/charge) and partially
chemical (neurotransmitters)
Synapse - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Where the nerve impulse is sent
(connection of 2 neurons) .
Action Potential changes the charge of the synapse (causes
electricity) and Neurotransmitters are sent.
Myelin Sheath - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Covering of Schwann Cells,
Speeds up nerve impulses.
Axon - THE CORRECT ANSWER-The long threadlike part of a nerve cell
that carry the nerve impulse
Dendrites - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Branch like extensions on a
neuron that GET signals and connect to the synapse
, Neurotransmitters - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Chemicals that transmit
signals across a synapse from one neuron to another 'target'
neuron
Multipolar Neuron - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Most of the brain/spinal
cord & is mylinated
Bipolar Neuron - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Found in eyes, nose, and
ears
Classified as an "Interneuron": connects PNS to CNS
Unipolar Neuron - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Accepts Sensory messages
(feelings & senses)
Found outside of the brain and spinal cord
Sensory Neuron - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Nerve cells that transmit
sensory information (sight, smell, sound etc.)
Unipolar shaped Neurons
Interneuron - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Nerve cells that serve as that
connection between Peripheral Nerves to Central Nervous
System.
