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A & P ch12 Quiz

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1. The cytoplasm that surrounds a neuron's nucleus is referred to as the _____________.




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2. autonomic nervous system




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3. Axons connecting the ganglionic cells with peripheral effectors are known as __________.




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4. 12-9 Interneurons, or associated neurons, differ from sensory and motor neurons because of their:




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5. Interneurons are responsible for:




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6. If a synapse involves direct physical contact between cells, it is termed electrical; if the synapse is termed chemical it involves a _________.




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7. Movement of charges, such as ions, is referred to as ___________.




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8. 12-3 the types of glial cells in the central nervous system are:




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9. EPSPs and IPSPs reflect the activation of different types of chemically gated channels, producing:




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10. The sum of all the chemical and electrical forces active across the cell membrane is known as the __________.




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11. neurons and neuroglia




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12. nuclei




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13. voltage-regulated




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14. nerve impulse




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15. faster the rate of transmission




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16. collaterals




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17. increasing the speed at which an action potential travels along an axon




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18. not produce an action potential




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19. information transfer and processing in the nervous system




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20. tracts





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