Neuroscience

Welcome to the Neuroscience category of Questions LLC! If you're curious about the inner workings of the brain, the complexities of the nervous system, or the fascinating science behind human behavior, you've come to the right place. Here, you'll find a wide range of thought-provoking questions related to Neuroscience, exploring the study of the brain and all its wonders. Whether you're an aspiring neuroscientist, a student looking for information, or simply someone with a burning curiosity about the mysteries of the mind, this category is sure to spark your interest and deepen your understanding of the incredible field of Neuroscience. So dive in, ask your burning questions, and let's explore the depths of the human brain together!

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Many of the chemicals that affect the brain operate bya. absoring neural impulses b. imitating or cancelling the effects of
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Which of the following functional regions of the cerebral cortex are in the occipital lobe? Check all that apply.Primary visual
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What purpose does the gustatory cortex serve?Receives smell sensations Receives taste sensations Generates motor responses for
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The bodys recation to information is to send these to the brainA.neurons B.impulses C.dendrites D.synapse
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What type of neuron exits the central nervous system (CNS) through the lateral horn of the spinal cord and ends at an autonomic
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compare ionotropic and metabotropic receptor channels in both structure and function
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compare ionotropic and metabotropic receptor channels in both structure and function
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A neuron has:1. a single cell body or soma 2. one or two cell bodies or somata 3. its nucleus in the axon 4. none of the above
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2. asked by qwerty
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The longest neurite of a neuron is typically a:1. cell body 2. dendrite 3. axon 4. none of the above
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If you move your eyes to the right, the receptive fields of your neurons will shift in the visual world to the1.left 2.right
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Consider two ganglion cells with cell bodies that are adjacent to each other in the retina. Their receptive fields are1.
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The video compared a retinal neuron to a spy looking through a keyhole at the world. The keyhole is analogous to the1. lens of
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2. asked by qwerty
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You continue to record the spikes of a ganglion cell. Even in total darkness, there is some nonzero rate of spiking (sometimes
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I'm struggling with the following question:The opening of chloride selective channels by a neurotransmitter X will drive
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The role of the somatic sensory association area isA. understanding and interpreting touch information. B. feeling textures. C.
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1. The role of myelin with regard to nerve impulse transmission.2. How MS disrupts normal brain function. 3. A description of
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Steve Porges’ Polyvagal theory posits that the key role of the mammalian vagus nerve is to support human affiliation. Which of
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the means of travel within and between neurons is different because:a. electrical signals move impulses within the neuron, while
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How does the extra dopamine released during drug use affect the brain?A. It can increase the brain's reactions to natural levels
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The cingulate gyrus allows us to register a. Social/emotional pain b. Our position in space c. Arousal d. The passing of time
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2. asked by Bincy biju
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Which part of the brain does a lobotomy damage? (1 point) Responses occipital lobe occipital lobe hippocampus hippocampus
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How growth my brain
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2. asked by Fuad Faji Jemal
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All of the following neurotransmitters are part of the catecholamines,except a. Epinephrine b. Norepinephrine c. acetylcholine
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2. asked by Bincy biju
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Reading is localized in three areas of brain, which include all of the following,
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Damage to dendrites would interfere with the ability toa. receive nerve impulse b. make proteins c. conduct nerve impulses to
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2. asked by Da'Sheka
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A small child accidently puts their hand on a hot stove top. In 2-3 sentences, describe how this stimulus of the hot stove is
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2. asked by rrft
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How do dendrites help the function of nerve cells?
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How do dendrites help the function of nerve cells?
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2. asked by j Cole
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1. What is a dendrite?A) It is a cell that sends signals to the central nervous system based on sensory input. B) It is the part
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2. asked by hi
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How do signals from sensory neurons reach motor neurons?Motor neurons signal for the body to move the signal towards them.
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2. asked by Anonymous
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The left hemisphere of the cerebral cortex is more specialized in language functions and processing information sequentially.
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It has been hypothesized that.... Of dopamine produces negative consequences, like schizophrenia.
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You could locate receptor sites involved in transmitting a nerve impulse by finding the
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How do dendrites help the function of nerve cells? (1 point)Responses They help the neuron receive messages from the axon of
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Which of the following statements is correct?A. Vesicles in the postsynaptic membrane release neurotransmitter into the
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2. asked by NeuroBio
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What is a dendrite? (1 point)It is a cell that sends signals to the central nervous system based on sensory input. It is a cell
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2. asked by CONNEXUSNERD
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Which one of the following statements about the gate-control theory is true?A) Pain impulses create a gate leading to the brain.
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How do signals from sensory neurons reach motor neurons?(1 point)Responses Signals from sensory neurons do not get sent to motor
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Scientists first began to understand how drugs work on the brain with what discovery?
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What is a dendrite? (1 point)Responses It is a cell that sends signals to the central nervous system based on sensory input. It
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How does cochair operate on the brain?
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the means of travel within and between neurons is different because:a. electrical signals move impulses within the neuron, while
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2. asked by Deanie
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An axon is the relativelylong tail-like part of a neuron, or nerve cell. The outer surface of the axon membrane is charged
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Could someone do this for meImagine an action that you engage in every day and explain how neurons and neurotransmitters might
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To function properly, a neuron must maintain aa. membrane potential b. neurotransmitter c. negative charge on the inside d.
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Which pattern best reflects the neural basis of memory that occurs during a delayed response task?1 Neural activity is triggered
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________, studies by scientists have found a fly's brain can process information faster than nearly any living creatureWhich
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What is the normal brain process which can result in poorly developed neural networks when infants experience chronic
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2. asked by Lauren
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the neurons that transmit the signal to your foot to kick a soccer ball are calledA. reflexes B. motor neurons C. sensory
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What is brain plasticity?
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