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1. The corpus callosum is an example of which type of fibre:
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2. CNS phagocytes can produce cytokines.
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3. Astrocytes protect the brain from many substances, inlcuding glutamate.
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4. How many ventricals are in the brain?
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5. The ________ makes up the largest portion of brain.
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6. Which part of the brain is generally concerned with life-sustaining functions?
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7. CNS tissue is comprised mostly of neuroglia and CT.

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There is hardly CT in the brain, and while glia are significantly more numerous than neurons, they occupy less volume.

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8. Hypertension does not effect astrocytes' ability to protect the brain from dangerous chemicals.
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9. GTO is _____ sensitive to passive stretch, and ____ sensitive to contractile force.
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10. _______ pain receptors are found in the infoldings of the alimentary canal, and _______ pain receptors result in an immobilization pain behaviour.
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11. Which type of neuroglia is the most numerous in the CNS?
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12. Glial cells are:
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13. Unipolar neurons have two processes.

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The peripheral axon is always associated with the sensory receptor. The central axon always enters the CNS.

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14. Like normal veins, the cranial sinus endothelium lined dura has many tunics.
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15. A seizure is an abnormal burst of neuronal firing that travels extensively throughout the brain.

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It may remain localized.

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16. Specialized sensory receptors only respond to one type of stimulus.

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They can respond to other stimulus, for example mechanical, however the threshold is much higher.

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17. What spinal level is the needle typically inserted during a spinal tap?
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18. The basal ganglia help to direct fine distal movements once postural adjustments have been made.

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The basal ganglia help in directing the postural adjustments necessary for fine distal movements to occur.

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19. What is/are the function(s) of the pontine nuclei?
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20. ____ has the longest spinal nerve within the CNS.
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21. Choose the false statement.
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22. Which of the following belong in the CNS.
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23. The dura mater ends at __________, and the pia matter ends at ___________.
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24. ________ aphasia in the _________ lobe results in impairment in the ability to communicate through speech, writing, or signs.
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25. Hydrocephalus occurs when CSF builds up in the:
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26. The diencephalon contains which of the following structures.
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The corpus callosum is an example of which type of fibre:
CNS phagocytes can produce cytokines.
Astrocytes protect the brain from many substances, inlcuding...
How many ventricals are in the brain?
The ________ makes up the largest portion of brain.
Which part of the brain is generally concerned with life-sustaining...
CNS tissue is comprised mostly of neuroglia and CT.
Hypertension does not effect astrocytes' ability to protect the...
GTO is _____ sensitive to passive stretch, and ____ sensitive to...
_______ pain receptors are found in the infoldings of the alimentary...
Which type of neuroglia is the most numerous in the CNS?
Glial cells are:
Unipolar neurons have two processes.
Like normal veins, the cranial sinus endothelium lined dura has many...
A seizure is an abnormal burst of neuronal firing that travels...
Specialized sensory receptors only respond to one type of stimulus.
What spinal level is the needle typically inserted during a spinal...
The basal ganglia help to direct fine distal movements once postural...
What is/are the function(s) of the pontine nuclei?
____ has the longest spinal nerve within the CNS.
Choose the false statement.
Which of the following belong in the CNS.
The dura mater ends at __________, and the pia matter ends at...
________ aphasia in the _________ lobe results in impairment in the...
Hydrocephalus occurs when CSF builds up in the:
The diencephalon contains which of the following structures.
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