These are required on the axon of neurons to send an action potential.
What is voltage gated channels.
100
These cells are the white blood cells of the CNS.
What is microglia.
100
The end of the spinal cord is called this.
What is the conus medullaris.
100
This division uses the chain ganglion.
What is the sympathetic nervous system.
100
This hormone regulates metabolic rate.
What is thyroid hormone.
200
A signal cannot be sent during this part of an action potential.
What is the absolute refractory period.
200
These arteries supply blood to the cerebral hemispheres.
What is the carotid arteries.
200
This is formed by the fusion of ventral rami.
What is a nerve plexus.
200
This is the main controller of the ANS.
What is the hypothalamus.
200
This hormone is used for blood calcium control during adulthood.
What is parathyroid hormone.
300
This type of summation includes neurons at multiple locations.
What is spatial summation.
300
The left hemisphere is used for writing, reading, and decision making, whereas the right hemisphere is used for recognition of faces, and senses. The difference in functions is called what?
What is hemispheric lateralization.
300
You would test this cranial nerve by shrugging your shoulders and turning your head.
What is the accessory nerve.
300
This branch has a ganglion close to the effector.
What is the parasympathetic nervous system.
300
Anterior pituitary hormones are released by hormonal stimulation. How do these other hormones get to the anterior pituitary gland?
What is the hypophoseal portal system.
400
After hyperpolarization, the transmembrane potential is reached by using these.
What are the sodium/potassium pumps.
400
These allows CSF to drain into the dural sinus.
What is arachnoid granulations.
400
When a muscle is contracting too strongly and the tendon is being stretched, this protective mechanism sends an IPSP to the muscle.
What is a tendon reflex.
400
Below the diaphragm, the sympathetic nervous system has a synapse in these ganglion.
What is collateral ganglia.
400
These types of hormones can remain in the blood up to months at a time.
What is fat soluble hormone.
500
This allows you to know whether a signal will be inhibited or facilitated
What is the type of channel.
500
This area of the brain is damaged when you can hear a bird chirping, but cannot recognize that the sound is a bird.
What is the auditory association area.
500
If someone has damage to their right medical leminiscus, they will not be able to feel these things in their left hand.
What is fine touch, pressure, vibration, or proprioception.
500
This organ has modified post ganglion cells inside it.