COGS100 Weeks 1 and 2 revision quiz

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Basic principles of brain organization and neuroanatomy & Electrical Signals of Nerve Cells Voltage-Dependent Membrane Permeability & Channels and Transporters
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Pregunta 1

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The resting membrane potential of a neuron is typically about
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  • -40 to -70mV
  • 40 to 70mV
  • 0mV
  • 90mV

Pregunta 2

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An action potentials amplitude can vary greatly.
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  • True
  • False

Pregunta 3

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Passive current flow in a neuron is efficient enough for transmission.
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  • True
  • False

Pregunta 4

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The current for an action potential is generated by ___.
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  • An efflux of Na+ ions
  • An influx of Na+ ions
  • An influx of K+ ions
  • An influx of Cl- ions

Pregunta 5

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Ion influx is facilitated by ___.
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  • Co-Transporters
  • Active transporters
  • Ion channels
  • Action potentials

Pregunta 6

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Ion concentration gradients are established by ___.
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  • Active transporters
  • Ion channels
  • Action potentials
  • Ions

Pregunta 7

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The Nernst Equation predicts...
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  • The action potential
  • The receptor potential
  • The threshold potential
  • The equilibrium potential

Pregunta 8

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The undershoot phase of an action potential is due to
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  • K+ Permeability
  • Na+ Permeability
  • Action Potential
  • Resting Membrane Potential

Pregunta 9

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The method of controlling membrane potential while also measuring permeability changes.
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  • Patch clamp method
  • Voltage clamp method
  • Permeability test
  • Extracellular recordings

Pregunta 10

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Myelination improves...
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  • Conduction velocity
  • Ion channel efficiency
  • The refectory period
  • None of these

Pregunta 11

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Conduction using nodes of ranvier is called.
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  • Conduction velocity
  • Hyper Conduction
  • Saltatory
  • Myelinated conduction

Pregunta 12

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The two types of cells responsible for myelination are ___.
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  • Oligodendrocytes and Schwann Cells
  • Neurons and Astrocytes
  • Microglial and Astrocytes
  • Lower Motor Neurons and Upper Motor Neurons

Pregunta 13

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There are 3 times as many glial cells as there are neurons.
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  • True
  • False

Pregunta 14

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The method of measuring single ion channels.
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  • Extracellular recording
  • Voltage clamp method
  • Patch clamp method
  • Ion testing

Pregunta 15

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How many transmembrane units make up one Na+ or Ca+ channel
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  • 24
  • 4
  • 7
  • 1

Pregunta 16

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Hodgkin and Huxely used what method to determine what ions were flowing.
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  • Patch Clamp method
  • Voltage Clamp method
  • Intracellular Recordings
  • All of these
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