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BIOL 203 Lab Quiz Question Bank
Lab 9 Nerve Histology. Each questions worth 0.5 point.
The cell body of the neuron is called the soma/axon.
The cell body of the neuron is called the ____________.
The connective tissue covering surrounding the entire nerve is the
epineurium/perineurium/endoneurium.
The connective tissue covering surrounding an axon is the
epineurium/perineurium/endoneurium.
The connective tissue covering surrounding the nerve fascicle is the
epineurium/perineurium/endoneurium..
The connective tissue covering surrounding the entire nerve is the
_________________.
The connective tissue covering surrounding an axon is the _________________.
The connective tissue covering surrounding the nerve fascicle is the
_________________.
Gaps in the myelin sheath surrounding the axon are nodes of
Ranvier/Schwann cells.
The cell that produces the myelin sheath of the axon is cell of Ranvier/Schwann
cell.
The nerve cell process that is myelinated is the axon/dendrite.
The rough endplasmic reticulum found in the neuron is called nissl body/axon
hillock.
The neuronal process that generates and conducts action potentials is the
dendrite/axon.
The type of sensory neuron of the peripheral nervous system in which a single
process is attached to the cell body; the process divides to form a peripheral
processand a central process is multipolar/bipolar/pseudunipolar.
The major type of neuron in the central nervous system
multipolar/bipolar/pseudunipolar.
This sensory neuron has two processes attached to the cell body, a single axon
and a single dendrite multipolar/bipolar/pseudunipolar.
This neuron has a single axon and two or more dendrites attached to the cell
body multipolar/bipolar/pseudunipolar.
Gaps in the myelin sheath surrounding the axon are called ______________.
The cell that produces the myelin sheath of the axon is ___________________.
The nerve cell process that is myelinated is the __________________________.
The rough endplasmic reticulum found in the neuron is called _______________.
The neuronal process that generates and conducts action potentials is the
_______________.
The type of sensory neuron of the peripheral nervous system in which a single
process is attached to the cell body; the process divides to form a peripheral
processand a central process is a_________________________ neuron.
The major type of neuron in the central nervous system is
a_________________________ neuron.
The sensory neuron that has two processes attached to the cell body, a single
axon and a single dendrite is called_________________________ neuron.
The neuron that has a single axon and two or more dendrites attached to the cell
body is called a _________________________ neuron.
Neuroglial cell that surrounds and forms myelin around larger nerve fibers in the
peripheral nervous system is called a ____________________ cell.
BIOL 203 Lab Quiz Question Bank
Lab 9 CNS: Brain
Circle the term that is not one of the major divisions of the brain.
Cerebrum, cerebellum, hypoglossal, brain stem, diencephalon
The two major regions of the brain stem are _______________ and
____________.
The medulla oblongata/cerebellum is a part of the brain stem.
The pons/cerebellum is a part of the brain stem.
The medulla oblongata is part of the brain stem/ diencephalon.
The pons is part of the brain stem/ diencephalon.
The thalamus/medulla oblongata is a part of the diencephalon.
The hypothalamus/cerebellum is a part of the brain stem.
The thalamus is part of the cerebrum/ diencephalon.
The hypothalamus is part of the pons/ diencephalon.
Name one region of the diencephalon.
Which of the following is not a lobe of the cerebral hemisphere?
Frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital, sagittal
Circle the term that is associated with the parietal lobe:
post-central gyrus,
pre-central gyrus,
epithalamus,
superior colliculi
Put a check mark next to the structures that are associated with the cerebrum
_____
olfactory bulbs
_____
pituitary gland
_____
lateral sulcus
_____
optic chiasma
_____
inferior colliculi
_____
gyrus
_____
fourth ventricle
_____
transverse fissure
_____
post central gyrus
_____
vagus nerve
Put a check mark next to the structures that are associated with the cerebellum
_____
olfactory bulbs
_____
pituitary gland
_____
arbor vitae
_____
optic chiasma
_____
inferior cerebellar peduncles
_____
gyrus
_____
fourth ventricle
_____
transverse fissure
_____
post central gyrus
_____
vermis
Circle the term that is not associated with the ventricular system
Interventricular foramen, optic chiasma, choroid plexus, cerebral aqueduct
The third ventricle is associated with the diencephalon/cerebellum.
The lateral ventricle is associated with the cerebral hemispheres/cerebellum.
The cerebral aqueduct connects the ___________ ventricle to the
______________ ventricle.
The passageway for CSF from the lateral to the third ventricle is the
interventricular foramen/cerebral aqueduct.