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CDIS 421 Neuroanatomy Study Guide Exam Questions And 100% Correct Answers...

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CDIS 421 Neuro Unit 1 Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers Which of the following structures are part of the nervous system but NOT part of the central nervous system? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY spinal nerve cerebellum cranial nerve spinal cord brainstem - spinal nerve cranial nerve A well-defined collection of nerve cells in the CNS is called a [x]. A similar collection of cells in the PNS is called a [y]. - x = nucleus y= ganglion Figure 1-10B on page 26 shows a brain that has been...

CDIS 421 Neuroanatomy Study Guide Exam Q&A 100% Solved | Rated A+ Chromatolysis - Occurs when a cell is injured and the cell body swells and shifts its nucleus to the periphery. Commissural fibers - Fibers that connect one hemisphere to another. Saltatory conduction - Occurs when an impulse jumps from node to node on an axon. Horizontal slice - (or slice) of the brain separates the top from the bottom. 2 neuron reflex arc (monosynaptic) - Simplest type of nerve pathway, involves sensor...

CDIS 421: Neuroscience of Communication (Ch. 1-7) Exam Q&A 100% Pass What are the fundamental activities of a neuron? - Receiving input - from dendrites + soma, categorizing inputs into excitatory or inhibitory Integrating input - axon hillock generates the overall change in baseline electrical state of neuron —> determines if action potential can be created Form an output - signal transmitted across axon to the synapse. What are bipolar neurons? - one axon and one dendrite - found...

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