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PNB Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved Neospinothalamatic tract - Responsible for immediate awareness of the exact location of the painful stimulus Loss in cones - color blindness Loss in rods - night blindness More sensitive to scatter light - Rods More sensitive to direct light -...

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Neospinothalamatic tract - ✔✔Responsible for immediate awareness of the

exact location of the painful stimulus

Loss in cones - ✔✔color blindness

Loss in rods - ✔✔night blindness

More sensitive to scatter light - ✔✔Rods

More sensitive to direct light - ✔✔Cones

Which requires more light to function - ✔✔Comes

Depolarization neurotransmitter released - ✔✔Dark

Hyper polarization neurotransmitters not released - ✔✔Light

When a rod cell in the eye is stimulated by light, - ✔✔the intracellular level

of cGMP decreases

On bipolar cells - ✔✔Detect light objects in darker background

Off bipolar cells - ✔✔Detect dark objects in a lighter background

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Hyper-polarized by glutamate - ✔✔On bipolar

Depolarized by glutamate - ✔✔Off bipolar

Diagram visual processing - ✔✔1. Receptors (rods and cones)

2. Bipolar cells (basis for brightness and color contrasts)

3. Retinal ganglion (enhance contrast and the basis for movement)—>

Cells axons = optic nerve, p cells and m cells

4. Lateral Geniculate Nucleus (LGN)- Recieves info about stimulus location

and controst

- M pathways (movement). P-blob pathways (color). P interblob (form

depth)

5. Primary visual cortex —> visual association areas

Damage to v4 - ✔✔ACHROMATOPSIA: CANNOT PERCEIVE COLOR

List the structures involved in sound transduction - ✔✔1. Sound waves

arrive at the tympanic membrane

2. Movement of the tympanic memberane causes displacement of auditory

ossicles

3. Movement of the stapes at the oval window establishes pressure waves

in the perilymph of the vestibular duct

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4. The pressure waves distort the basilar membrane on their way to the

round window of the tympatic duct

5. Vibration of the basilar membrane causes vibration of hair cells and

bending of stereocili against the tectorial membrane

6. Signals travel within the auditory nerve

How is a sound wave characterized? - ✔✔Frequency and intensity

Describe the functions of inner and outer hair cells - ✔✔Innner hair cells

are the primary sensory receptors

Outer hair increase the amplitude and clarity of sound (shorten when

depolarized)

What is proportional to the frequency of action potentials in hearing? -

✔✔Loudness of the sound

Describe how pitch and loudness are coded - ✔✔Frequency (pitch)

measured in hertz and intensity (loudness) measured in decimals

Function of the tympanic reflex - ✔✔Protection from loud sounds

The hair cells bend due to the... - ✔✔Sound waves moving the fluid in the

cochlea and the basilar membrane vibrating

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