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Which of the following is true of unipolar neurons?
Horizontal and amacrine cells of the retina are unipolar neurons.
Most sensory neurons of the peripheral nervous system are unipolar.
All motor neurones that control skeletal muscles are unipolar.
Unipolar neurons are found in the retina of the eye.
These sensory neurons have their cell bodies in the dorsal root ganglion. Choice A would be true of anaxonic neurons. Choice C would be true of multipolar neurons. Choice D would be true of bipolar neurons.
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What is the name of the lobe of the brain that is immediately superior to the cerebellum?
Dorsal
Occipital
Posterior
Parietal
The cerebellum nestles into the cerebrum immediately inferior to the occipital lobe.
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Two ways that cells can communicate within the body are by synaptic communication or by endocrine communication. A difference between the two is:
Endocrine communication involves a chemical messenger, whereas synaptic communication does not.
The action caused by synaptic communication may persist for several hours, whereas that caused by endocrine communication persists for several minutes.
Endocrine communication controls cellular activities in distant tissues, whereas synaptic communication affects the adjacent cell.
Synaptic communication occurs between adjacent cells, whereas endocrine communication occurs between cells of the same tissue.
A synapse is a communication between one cell and another adjacent cell, separated only by the synaptic cleft.
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Choose the answer that correctly completes the sentence. The “lens” of the human eye:
Is a biconcave lens
Produces more refraction than the cornea
Can have its focal length altered
Consists of rods and cones
The lens, by having its degree of convexity altered, can have its focal length changed. It is in fact biconvex.
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Which muscle(s) are NOT controlled by the autonomic nervous system?
Cardiac muscle
The diaphragm
Skeletal muscle
Smooth muscle
Skeletal muscle is under our conscious control and innervated by the somatic nervous system, which is one part of the efferent division of the peripheral nervous system.
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What is the effect of the movement of Na
+
into a nerve cell followed very soon by the movement of K
+
out of the nerve cell?
This establishes the resting membrane potential.
These movements are known as depolarisation and repolarisation.
These movements repolarise the cell.
It changes the membrane potential from about −70 mV to about −50 mV.
When Na
+
moves into a nerve cell, the cell depolarises (from −70 mV to about +30 mV); when soon afterwards K
+
moves out of the nerve cell, it repolarises (from +30 mV back to −70 mV).
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Which one of the following statements is WRONG?
The middle ear lies between the tympanic membrane and the oval and round windows.
The outer ear is vented by the Eustachian (or auditory) tube.
The stapes is located in the middle ear.
The tectorial membrane and the basilar membrane are located in the inner ear.
The middle (not outer) ear is filled with air and is vented to the mouth via the Eustachian tube.
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What does the term “synapse” refer to?
The plasma membrane of the axon terminal of a nerve cell
That part of the plasma membrane of the cell being stimulated that is opposite to the axon terminal
The gap between the stimulating nerve cell and the receiving cell
The place where signal transmission between a nerve cell and the cell it is stimulating occurs
The impulse carried by a nerve cell is transferred by neurotransmitter to the stimulated cell by this structure at the point of contact. Choice C describes the synaptic cleft.
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What is the light sensitive cell in the retina that responds to colour called?
Macula
Macula lutea
Cone
Rod
Remember “c” for cone and “c” for colour. Rods are used for conditions where the intensity of light is low (the conditions are “scotopic”, e.g. at night).
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What type of nerves is found in the dorsal root?
Only afferent nerves
Only efferent nerves
Both afferent and efferent nerves
Only ganglionic nerves
Afferent (or sensory) nerves/neurons are in the dorsal root of the spinal nerves.
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