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PNB 2XB3 - Neuroanatomy & Neurophysiology Questions and Answers |100% Pass How many neurons are in the human brain? - Answer-about 100 billion What percentage of the brain do we use? - Answer-100% What is the brain's power in watts? - Answer-20 W What is the size of a typical neuron? - Answer...

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PNB 2XB3 - Neuroanatomy &
Neurophysiology Questions and
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How many neurons are in the human brain? - Answer✔✔-about 100 billion


What percentage of the brain do we use? - Answer✔✔-100%

What is the brain's power in watts? - Answer✔✔-20 W

What is the size of a typical neuron? - Answer✔✔-10 um (cell body diameter)

What is the most common neurotransmitter? - Answer✔✔-Glutamate

What is the voltage of a neuron at rest? - Answer✔✔--65mV

What is the name of the neuro-electrical impulse? - Answer✔✔-Action potential

What ions are involved in neuro-electrical activity? - Answer✔✔-Sodium (Na+),

Potassium (K+) and Chloride (Cl-)

What is the CNS? - Answer✔✔-Everything within bone, spinal cord, brainstem,

thalamus, cortex etc.

What is the PNS? - Answer✔✔-All parts not within bone, peripheral nerves

3 types of glial cells - Answer✔✔-Astrocyte (maintain ionic environment),

Oligodendrocyte (myelinates neurons), Microglia (scavenge cellular debris)

Rostral - Answer✔✔-towards the nose, top of the neuraxis

Caudal - Answer✔✔-towards the tail, end of the neuraxis

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dorsal - Answer✔✔-towards the back

ventral - Answer✔✔-towards the front/stomach

anterior - Answer✔✔-in the front

posterior - Answer✔✔-behind

inferior - Answer✔✔-below

superior - Answer✔✔-above

midline - Answer✔✔-line seperating right and left

ipsilateral - Answer✔✔-same side

contralateral - Answer✔✔-opposite side

decussate - Answer✔✔-cross the midline

proximal - Answer✔✔-close to the point of reference

distal - Answer✔✔-far away from the point of reference

efferent - Answer✔✔-projecting away from reference

afferent - Answer✔✔-projecting towards reference

medial - Answer✔✔-near midline

lateral - Answer✔✔-far from midline

Neuroscience rules - Answer✔✔-symmetry, localization of function, contralaterality,

topography

contralaterality - Answer✔✔-right brain controls left, left brain controls right. most

functions are contralateral
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topography - Answer✔✔-like a map onto the surface of the nervous system

Nissl Stain - Answer✔✔-Nissl used basic died to stain the endoplasmic reticulum

(RNA), thereby revealing cell bodies. Using the nissl stain, Brodmann found that

different areas of the cerebral cortex had distinct cytoarchitectonic appearances. He

identified 52 cortical areas, now called Broadmann's areas.

cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) - Answer✔✔-plasma-like clear fluid circulating in and

around the brain and spinal cord. saline solution. Contains sodium (Na+), potassium

(K+), and chloride (Cl-) and other ions. this is why resting potential is negative.

2 things that establish equilibrium potential - Answer✔✔-Diffusion, electrostatic force

(coloumb force law)

Coloumb force law - Answer✔✔-((q1)(q2))/(r^2)

Time from stimulus to perception (Close to brain vs. farther from brain) - Answer✔✔-

Close to brain - perception occurs with little delay

Farther from brain - perception occurs with longer delay

Conduction speed of 30-70ms

Threshold of an action potential - Answer✔✔--50mV

The Goldman-Hodgkin-Katz Equation - Answer✔✔-Vm =

58log((Pk[k]out+PNa[Na]out)/(Pk[k]in+PNa[Na]in))

2 Feedback loops in an action potential - Answer✔✔-Fast positive feedback loop,

slow negative feedback loop




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Fast Positive Feedback loop - Answer✔✔-Depolarize membrane potential - voltage

gated Na+ channels open - Na+ rushes in - Depolarization occurs

Slow Negative Feedback Loop - Answer✔✔-Depolarize membrane potential -

Voltage gated K+ channels open - K+ rushes out - Hyperpolarization occurs

3 States of the voltage gated sodium channel - Answer✔✔-Closed, Open, Inactivated

Action Potential Summary - Answer✔✔-1. Membrane is depolarized past threshold

by a receptor or synaptic potential

2. Voltage gated sodium channels open in a positive feedback loop, causing rise

3. The sodium channels inactivate, ending the rising phase and initiating the refractory

period

4. Voltage gated potassium channels open causing the falling phase and the

undershoot (afterhyperpolarization: AHP)

5. The sodium channels close, ending the refractory period

6. The potassium channels close, ending the undershoot and restoring the membrane

to it's resting potential

Refractory - Answer✔✔-Inability to continue

Benefits of the refractory period - Answer✔✔-Ensures unidirectional action potential

conduction, away from the point of origin

Consequences of the refractory period - Answer✔✔-places an upper limit on the firing

rate of a neuron (bad thing)




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