TEST BANK NEUROSCIENCE/6THEDITION By Dale Purves,George J.Augustine, David Fitzpatrick, William C. Hall, Anthony-Samuel LaMantia

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By:gDalegPurves,gGeorgegJ.gAugustine,gDavidgFitzpatrick,gWilliamgC.gHall,gAnthony-SamuelgLaMantia




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,Neuroscienceg/gEditiong6gbygDalegPurvesgTestgBank


TablegofgContents:
Chapterg1.gStudyinggthegNervousgSystem
Chapterg2.gElectricalgSignalsgofgNervegCells
Chapterg3.gVoltage-DependentgMembranegPermeability
Chapterg 4.g Iong Channelsg andg Transporters
Chapterg 5.g Synapticg Transmission
Chapterg 6.g Neurotransmittersg andg Theirg Receptors
Chapterg7.gMoleculargSignalinggwithingNeurons
Chapterg 8.g Synapticg Plasticity
Chapterg 9.g Theg Somatosensoryg System:g Touchg andg Proprioception
Chapterg10.gPain
Chapterg11.gVision:gThegEye
Chapterg12.gCentralgVisualgPathways
Chapterg13.gThegAuditorygSystem
Chapterg 14.g Theg Vestibularg System
Chapterg15.gThegChemicalgSenses
Chapterg16.gLowergMotorgNeurongCircuitsgandgMotorgControl
Chapterg17.gUppergMotorgNeurongControlgofgthegBrainstemgandgSpinalgCord
Chapterg18.gModulationgofgMovementgbygthegBasalgGanglia
Chapterg19.gModulationgofgMovementgbygthegCerebellum
Chapterg 20.g Eyeg Movementsg andg Sensoryg Motorg Integration
Chapterg21.gThegVisceralgMotorgSystem
Chapterg22.gEarlygBraingDevelopment
Chapterg23.gConstructiongofgNeuralgCircuits
Chapterg 24.g Circuitg Differentiation:g Intrinsicg Factorsg andg Sexg Differences
Chapterg 25.g Experience-Dependentg Plasticityg ing theg Developingg Brain
Chapterg 26.g Repairg andg Regenerationg ing theg Nervousg System
Chapterg27.gCognitivegFunctionsgandgthegOrganizationgofgthegCerebralgCortex
Chapterg 28.g Corticalg States
Chapterg 29.g Attention
Chapterg30.gMemory
Chapterg31.gEmotion
Chapterg32.gThinking,gPlanning,gandgDeciding
Chapterg33.gSpeechgandgLanguage
Chapterg34.gDevelopmentgandgEvolutiongofgCognitivegFunctions

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Neuroscience,gSixthgEdition
Purvesg•gAugustineg•gFitzpatrickg•gHallg•gLaMantiag•gMooneyg•gPlattg•gWhite

Chapter 1: Studying the Nervous System
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MultiplegChoice

1. WhichgpartgofgDNAgisgtranscribedgintogmessengergRNA?
a. Exon
b. Intron
c. Promoter
d. Non-codinggDNA
e. RegulatorygDNA
gAnswer:ga

TextbookgReference:gGeneticsgandgGenomicsgBloom’
sgLevel:g2.gUnderstanding

2. Genomicsgisgtheganalysisgof
a. codinggDNAgsequencesgforgagspecies.
b. regulatorygDNAgsequencesgforgangindividualgorganismgandgagspecies.
c. codinggandgregulatorygDNAgsequencesgforgagspecies.
d. codinggandgregulatorygDNAgsequencesgforgangindividualgorganism.
e. codinggandgregulatorygDNAgofgangindividualgorganismgorgagspecies.g
Answer:ge
TextbookgReference:gGeneticsgandgGenomicsgBloom’
sgLevel:g1.gRemembering

3. WhichgofgCamillogGolgi’sgcontributionsgenabledgSantiagogRamóngygCajalgtogmakeg
observationsgthatgsuggestedgthatgnervegcellsgaregdiscretegentities?
a. Articulationgofgthegneurongdoctrine
b. IdentifyinggthegorganelleglatergcalledgthegGolgigapparatus
c. Developmentgofgagstaininggmethodgbasedgongimpregnationgwithgsilvergsalts
d. Improvinggthegunderstandinggofgthegpathophysiologygofgmalaria
e. Articulationgofgthegreticulargtheorygofgnervegcellgcommunicationg
Answer:gc
TextbookgReference:gCellulargComponentsgofgthegNervousgSystemgB
loom’sgLevel:g2.gUnderstanding

4. Thegmajorgproponent(s)gofgthegneurongdoctrinegwas(were)
a. CamillogGolgi.
b. SantiagogRamóngygCajal.
c. CharlesgSherrington.
d. SantiagogRamóngygCajalgandgCharlesgSherrington.

, e. CamillogGolgigandgSantiagogRamóngygCajal.g
Answer:gd
TextbookgReference:gCellulargComponentsgofgthegNervousgSystemgBl
oom’sgLevel:g1.gRemembering

5. Whichgfunctiongisgagcharacteristicgprimarilygofgneuronsgonly,gandgnotgglia?
a. Transmitsgactiongpotentials
b. Supportsgelectricalgsignals
c. Repairsgthegnervousgsystem
d. Preventsgregenerationgofgthegnervousgsystem
e. Producesgmyelin
gAnswer:ga

TextbookgReference:gCellulargComponentsgofgthegNervousgSystemgBl
oom’sgLevel:g1.gRemembering

6. Ingwhichgpartgofgagneurongwouldgmostgofgthegendoplasmicgreticulumgbegconcentrated?
a. Postsynapticgterminal
b. Presynapticgterminal
c. Axon
d. Cellgbody
e. Dendrite
gAnswer:gd

TextbookgReference:gCellulargComponentsgofgthegNervousgSystemgBl
oom’sgLevel:g1.gRemembering

7. Whichgintracellulargcomponentgfacilitatesgthegprocessesgofgendocytosisgandgexocytosisg
underlyinggsynapticgcommunication?
a. Mitochondria
b. Endoplasmicgreticulum
c. Cytoskeleton
d. Golgigapparatus
e. Nucleus
gAnswer:gc

TextbookgReference:gCellulargComponentsgofgthegNervousgSystemgBl
oom’sgLevel:g2.gUnderstanding

8. Mostgneuronsghave
a. onegaxonghillockg(initialgsegment).
b. multiplegaxonghillocksg(initialgsegments).
c. onegdendrite.
d. onegaxonghillockg(initialgsegment)gandgonegdendrite.
e. multiplegaxonghillocksg(initialgsegments)gandgonegdendrite.g
Answer:ga
TextbookgReference:gNeuronsgBloom
’sgLevel:g1.gRemembering