Neuroscience
The firing threshold of a neuron is typically around
-50mV -55mV
How many rules does Dr.Bailey make for her interns in the pilot episode?
5
Up until what age is a person seen by a pediatrician?
21 years of age
In Lilo and Stich we learn that Ohana means
Family
Where is the main project Sunshine headquarters located?
The brain structure involved in fear learning
Amygdala
Who failed their surgical board examination?
Dr.April Keppner
How long does a pediatric residency program last?
3 years
Rapunzel’s chameleon in Tangled is called
Pascal
What are the three ways that PS delivers play to patients? ( program names)
Here to Play, Teleplay, and Kits for play
This glial cell acts as the brain's immune system
Microglia cell
Who does Dr.Cristina accidentally stab with Epi?
Dr. Alex Karev
How many bones are babies born with?
300 bones
The name of Andy’s neighbor in Toy Story is
Sid
How many countries does PS provide children and families with support through play?
5 countries
What is the function of the longitudinal fissure?
separates the left and right cerebral hemispheres
What was the name of the sister Meredith and Lexie shared?
Molly
What body parts are babies born without
knee caps
What are the names of Cinderella's step sisters?
Anastasia and Drizella
Where did PS launch their first international program?
Mombasa, Kenya
This cranial nerve is responsible for digestion and heart rate
Vagus nerve
What was the name of the "surgery" doll that Ellis gave to Meredith?
Anatomy Jane
The most common technique for CPR on a neonate is called
two-thumb-encircling-hands technique
In Beauty and the Beast, Belle shows these animals her book to in the town square
Sheep
What is the name of the college student who founded Project Sunshine?
Joe Weilgus