BMS 300 Exam 2 Lecture/E-book quizzes with
100% correctly answered to pass 2025-2026
1. input sensory
2. analysis integration (brain and spinal cord)
3. output motor
4. afferent to carry toward (sensory)
5. efferent to carry away (motor)
6. electrochemic vision
al mechanical hearing
chemical taste/smell
7. Proteins are transported via the ditterence in the time spent per day in
axoplas- mic transport at slow transport by kinesin on microtubules
rates (0.5 to 2 mm per day) and
fast rates (200 to 400 mm per
day). The difference in trans-
port rate directly results from:
rough ER, microtubules, cytoplasm
8. The fast axoplasmic transport
in- cludes proteins from the
that are transported on .
The slow axoplasmic transport
in- cludes proteins from the
. voltage gated channels
ligand gated channels
9. the input region lacks but
con- tains
10. protein synthesis occurs in the cell body
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,BMS 300 Exam 2 Lecture/E-book quizzes with
100% correctly answered to pass 2025-2026
11. input dendrite and cell body
conductil axon
e output axon terminal
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, BMS 300 Exam 2 Lecture/E-book quizzes with
100% correctly answered to pass 2025-2026
12. The binding of an inhibitory Cl-
neuro- transmitter to a ligand-
gated receptor opens a
channel:
anterolateral system
13. Pain, temperature, and crude
touch are senses carried to the
central ner- vous system by the
14. Schwann cells are located in the peripheral nervous system
15. oligodendrocytes are located in the central nervous system
16. What are functions of -regulate extracellular K+ concentrations
Astrocytes? Se- lect all that -clear out excess amounts of neurotransmitters
apply. -surround the synaptic cleft between neurons
-regulate extracellular K+
concentra- tions
-clear out excess amounts of
neuro- transmitters
-form concentric rings around
neu- rons
-surround the synaptic cleft
between neurons
myelin
17. The concentric rings formed by
oligo- dendrocytes are called:
18. Which channels are primarily found at VG K+ channels
regions called Nodes of Ranvier? from the synaptic cleft in
the central nervous
19. To clear neurotransmitter system, there are cells
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100% correctly answered to pass 2025-2026
1. input sensory
2. analysis integration (brain and spinal cord)
3. output motor
4. afferent to carry toward (sensory)
5. efferent to carry away (motor)
6. electrochemic vision
al mechanical hearing
chemical taste/smell
7. Proteins are transported via the ditterence in the time spent per day in
axoplas- mic transport at slow transport by kinesin on microtubules
rates (0.5 to 2 mm per day) and
fast rates (200 to 400 mm per
day). The difference in trans-
port rate directly results from:
rough ER, microtubules, cytoplasm
8. The fast axoplasmic transport
in- cludes proteins from the
that are transported on .
The slow axoplasmic transport
in- cludes proteins from the
. voltage gated channels
ligand gated channels
9. the input region lacks but
con- tains
10. protein synthesis occurs in the cell body
1/
19
,BMS 300 Exam 2 Lecture/E-book quizzes with
100% correctly answered to pass 2025-2026
11. input dendrite and cell body
conductil axon
e output axon terminal
2/
19
, BMS 300 Exam 2 Lecture/E-book quizzes with
100% correctly answered to pass 2025-2026
12. The binding of an inhibitory Cl-
neuro- transmitter to a ligand-
gated receptor opens a
channel:
anterolateral system
13. Pain, temperature, and crude
touch are senses carried to the
central ner- vous system by the
14. Schwann cells are located in the peripheral nervous system
15. oligodendrocytes are located in the central nervous system
16. What are functions of -regulate extracellular K+ concentrations
Astrocytes? Se- lect all that -clear out excess amounts of neurotransmitters
apply. -surround the synaptic cleft between neurons
-regulate extracellular K+
concentra- tions
-clear out excess amounts of
neuro- transmitters
-form concentric rings around
neu- rons
-surround the synaptic cleft
between neurons
myelin
17. The concentric rings formed by
oligo- dendrocytes are called:
18. Which channels are primarily found at VG K+ channels
regions called Nodes of Ranvier? from the synaptic cleft in
the central nervous
19. To clear neurotransmitter system, there are cells
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