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synapse and sensory system
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Question 1
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Regarding sensory receptor properties
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All receptors respond to a specific quality of a stimulus
A touch receptor will generate a constant rate of discharge of its axon for as long as the receptor is stimulated.
The frequency of a train of action potentials in an afferent fibre reflects the intensity of the stimulus given to its receptor
The first step in sensory transduction is the generation of an action potential
Question 2
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Receptors that respond when a stimulus is first applied, but quickly stop responding to continual stimulation, are the
Answer
phasic receptors
nocioreceptors
exteroceptors
tonic receptors
Question 3
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An environmental stimulus acting on the body initially produces an electrical response, called a(n) .................. in the receptor neuron
Answer
generator potential
excitatory postsynaptic potential
action potential
stimulus potential
Question 4
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Alkalosis .......neuronal activity , while acidosis ....... neuronal activity
Answer
increases , increases
.increases,decreases
decreases, increases
decreases,decreases
Question 5
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Synaptic transmission is inhibited by all the following, except
Answer
oxygen lack
alkalosis
acidosis
prolonged activity of synapse
Question 6
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Post-tetanic Potentiation in synapses
Answer
is due to increased Ca ++ concentration in postsynaptic neurons
is due to increased Ca ++ influx into presynaptic neurons
results from slow prolonged stimulation of synapse
causes fatigue of the synapse
Question 7
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Intermittent Claudications evoke
Answer
visceral pain
deep pain
cutaneous hyperalgesia
colicky pain
Question 8
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in hemisection of the spinal cord , all the following are true EXCEPT:-
Answer
anethesia is found at the level of lesion ipsilaterally
hyperthesia nay present above the level of lesion on the same side due to irritation of dorsal root
spastic paralysis and exaggerated muscle reflex is found contralaterally below level of lesion
all of the above are true
Question 9
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when sensory area I of the cerebral cortex is ablated
Answer
perception of pain is completely abolished
perception of touch is completely abolished
there is loss of tactile localization but two point discrimination is spared
there is loss of tactile localization as well as two point discrimination
Question 10
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which of the following NOT produce intracranial headache :-
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brain tumor
lumbar puncture
constipation and alcohol
otitis media
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