Nervous System Quiz 2 (20 MCQs)

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1. Fred got a concussion and has lost his ability to balance on one leg. The nerve most likely affected is .....
2. What is the function of microglia?
3. The protective coverings of the brain and spinal cord are called the
4. 85% of the brain is made up of the ..... ?
5. Largest and highest part of the brainoccupies whole upper part of the craniumweighes about 2 lbsdivided into 2 hemispheres
6. The elevated ridges of tissue on the surface of the cerebral hemispheres are known as ..... while the shallow grooves are termed .....
7. Which is controlled by conscious thought?
8. Disorder that affects movement and muscle tone; caused by a defect in, or trauma to, the brain before birth
9. The CNS contains the:
10. Results from opening of gated Na channels
11. Trevor is watching a house be built across the street. There are many things that are going into this house, including a security system. A camera is mounted on the outside of the house and then long cords connect the camera to a computer inside. What are the long cords like?
12. Condition in which a defect results in light rays focusing in front of the retina rather than directly on it;causes distant images to appear blurry; nearsightedness
13. This component determines the client's ability to focus on a mental task that is expected to be able to be performed by individuals of normal intelligence.
14. Which of the following would be most active in a bright environment?
15. Long-term memories may improve when
16. When many organ systems work together it can form .....
17. When Laci sees Trey, her heart starts beating fast, her cheeks blush, and she gets butterflies in her stomach. This response was triggered by which division of her nervous system?
18. They are points on a nerve cell that receive information (signals) from other nerve cells. "Tree branches."
19. If you touch something hot and pull your hand away, what tells your hand to pull away?
20. When does your brain stop making connections