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Chapter1 (Q5) Which nervous system is the hypothalamus most involved in regulating

Chapter1 (Q6) . If there were a power outage in a movie theater and only a few dimemergency lights were lit, which cells of the retina would be most importantfor seeing your way to the exist?

Chapter1 (Q7) Which represents the correct sequence as sound waves travel in the ear totrigger an impulse?

Chapter1 (Q8) With which sense are free nerve endings associated?

Chapter1 (Q9) Some rides at amusement parks cause a person to become dizzy when theride stops. Which structure in the diagram is most likely involved with thedizzy feeling?

Chapter1 (Q10) A functional reflex requires

Chapter1 (Q11) As you sit quietly reading this sentence, the part of the nervous system that is most active is the

Chapter1 (Q12) A fight-or-flight response in the body is controlled by the

Chapter1 (Q14) White matter is, and gray matter is

Chapter1 (Q15) Answer all of the following questions.1. For each pair of terms, explain the relationship between the terms

Chapter1 (Q16) Use each of the following terms in a separate sentences: neuron, dendrite,myelin sheath, and synapse.

Chapter1 (Q17) Use each of the following terms in a separate sentences: thalamus,hypothalamus, pons, and medulla oblongata.

chapter1 (Q18) The word pons is derived from the Latin pons, which means, “bridge.” Using this information, explain how pons is an appropriate term for the part of the brain it describes.

Chapter1 (Q19) Discuss the structure of a neuron.

Chapter1 (Q20) Describe the chemical conditions within a neuron during resting potential and action potential

Chapter1 (Q21) Explain how action potentials are transmitted from a neuron to another cell

Chapter1 (Q22) Describe the roles of the two main organs of the central nervous system

Chapter1 (Q23) Define the roles of four portions of the brain

Chapter1 (Q24) Summarize the roles of sensory and motor divisions of peripheral nervous system

Chapter1 (Q25) Relate the relationship between motor neurons, interneurons and sensory neurons

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Chapter1 (Q16) Use each of the following terms in a separate sentences: neuron, dendrite,myelin sheath, and synapse.

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Chapter1 (Q17) Use each of the following terms in a separate sentences: thalamus,hypothalamus, pons, and medulla oblongata.

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Chapter1 (Q19) Discuss the structure of a neuron.

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