Neurons
Action potentials start and propagate along this structure of the neuron.
What is the axon?
These are the three components of the central nervous system.
What are the brain, eyes, and spinal cord?
These are the two branches of the peripheral nervous system.
What are the somatic and autonomic nervous system?
Each receptor cell of a taste bud is able to detect this many modalities of taste.
How many is 1?
These are the two main channels involved in the production and propagation of the action potential.
This part of the brain is where the higher level processing, memory formation, motor function control, and visual processing occurs.
What is the cortex?
These are the two branches of the autonomic nervous system.
What are the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system?
These are the 5 qualities of taste.
What are sweet, salty, sour, bitter, umami?
What is the inactivated state?
What is the cerebellum?
When the sympathetic nervous system fires, your pupils do this.
What is dilate?
What is the potassium channel on hair cells?
When the neural membrane is hyperpolarized, a _____ signal is needed to fire an action potential. This is also known as ____ _____ _____.
What is "stronger" and "relative refractory period"?
These are the three parts of the brain stem.
What are the midbrain, pons, and medulla?
What is skeletal muscle?
Processing of all sensory modalities pass through the thalamus except this one.
What is smell?
This membrane protein is crucial for re-establishing the resting membrane potential after an action potential is fired.
What is the Na/K ATPase?
In the spinal cord, the afferent fibers are (ascending, descending) and the efferent fibers are (ascending, descending).
What is ascending then descending?
For treatment of asthma, you give a medication that stimulates this branch of the autonomic nervous system, which produces this effect.
What is the sympathetic nervous system and bronchial dilation?
Depolarization of hair cells causes influx of these ion which induces transmission auditory information through this nerve.
What is Calcium ion and Vestibulocochlear nerve?