Transcript QUESTION - Mr. Lesiuk

Jeopardy
You’v Got A
Lot Of Nerve!
SOOOOO
Impulsive
A Nervous
Wreck
BABY got
SPINE – CNS
that is !
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Final Jeopardy
“I’ve got PNS
right now !
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©Norman Herr, 2003
A-100
• ANSWER: Both names
for the type of neuron
shown here.
• QUESTION: What are
SENSORY or
AFFERENT NEURON
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A-200
• ANSWER:Specific
name for the type of
Neuroglial cell being
pointed to by the red
arrow. It’s more
scientific name is a
neurolemmocyte.
• QUESTION: What are
SCHWANN CELLS
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A-300
• ANSWER: In the graph
to the right, the blue line
indicates a value of –50
mV. What is the name
for this value.
• QUESTION: What is
about THRESHOLD
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A-400
• ANSWER: Small vesicles found in the
axon bulbs of a Sympathetic motor
neuron will house this neurotransmitter.
• QUESTION: What are
NOREPINEPHRINE
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A-500
• ANSWER: The Nerve
pathway shown here will
release what
neurotransmitter, and
what affect will it have on
the Liver?
• QUESTION: What is
Norepinephrine, and it
will cause liver to release
glucose.
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B
B-100
• ANSWER: At what
point (A,B,C, or D) on
the graph will
Sodium/Potassium
pumps turn on.
• QUESTION: What is
Point D
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A
C
D
B-200
• ANSWER: The other more proper
scientific term used to describe the
upswing phase of an action potential.
• QUESTION: What is
DEPOLARIZATION
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B-300
• ANSWER: These gates open up to
initiate the event known as
Repolarization.
• QUESTION: What are the K+ gates
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B-400
• ANSWER: This ion will bind onto
contractile filaments to help pull Synaptic
Vesicles over to the Pre-Synaptic
Membrane.
• QUESTION: What is CALCIUM (Ca ++)
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B-500
• ANSWER: This specific rapid
conduction of a nerve impulse takes place
at the unmylenated spots along a nerve
fiber.
• QUESTION: What are SALTATORY
CONDUCTION
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C-100
• ANSWER: This system is also known as
the “THORACOLUMBAR” division of
the autonomic system
• QUESTION: What is the
SYMPATHETIC DIVISION
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C-200
• ANSWER: This enzyme is responsible
for the breakdown of Norepinephrine
neurotransmitter.
• QUESTION: What is MONOAMINE
OXIDASE
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C-300
• ANSWER: This specific region of the
adrenal gland is responsible for the
production and release of EPINEPHRINE
(Adrenalin)
• QUESTION: What is the ADRENAL
MEDULLA
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C-400
• ANSWER: These two partners work in
close proximity to one another to form the
“DIENCEPHALON”
• QUESTION: What are the
“HYPOTHALAMUS” and “THALAMUS”
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C-500
• ANSWER: This stage of
an action potential is
about to take place at
“X”
• QUESTION: What is
“RECOVERY”
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Na + K +
X
D-100
• ANSWER: This structure near the 3rd
ventricle is responsible for prioritizing
incoming sensory info and shipping it off
to the appropriate area of the Cerebrum.
• QUESTION: What is the THALAMUS
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D-200
• ANSWER: The
structure shown here is
responsible for helping
the medulla with
regulating breathing
• QUESTION: What is
the PONS
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D-300
• ANSWER: Both the name
of the structure shown
here and its main
function.
• QUESTION: What is the
CORPUS CALLOSUM
and to help connect the
right and left hemispheres
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D-400
• ANSWER: The type
of neurons forming
structure #6
Question : What
are the SENSORY
Axons
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D-500
• ANSWER: Both the lobe
name and the function
for the part of cerbral
cortex being pointed to
here.
• QUESTION: What is
the OCCIPITAL lobe
and for VISION
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E-100
• ANSWER: The dorsal root ganglion
houses the cell bodies from this type of
neuron.
• QUESTION: What are SENSORY
(AFFERENT) NEURONS
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E-200
• ANSWER: The proper name for the 10th
(X) cranial nerve, as it is the one
responsible for innervating and
controlling many internal organs.
• QUESTION: What is the VAGUS
NERVE
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E-300
• ANSWER: The diagram
shown here illustrates this
division of the autonomic
nervous system that would
cause this process to take
place at the liver.
• QUESTION: What is the
Sympathetic and would
RELEASE GLUCOSE
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E-400
• ANSWER: The
neurotransmitter shown here
is released from axons bulbs
found a the end of a long
post-ganglionic fiber.
• QUESTION: What is
NOREPINEPHRINE
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E-500
• ANSWER: A long preganglionic fiber
followed by a short post ganglionic fiber
is would have this effect on the
gallbladder.
• QUESTION: What is the
PARASYMPATHETIC DIVISION
which would stimulate the gallbladder to
release more bile.
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FINAL JEOPARDY
• ANSWER: The full proper names of the
two hormones that are actually produced
in the hypothalamus and stored and
released by the posterior pituitary
• QUESTION: What are OXYTOCIN and
ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE
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