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Bio 669 Quiz 2




Neuron is composed of

dendrite, cell body (middle portion of neuron) , axon

densely packed cell bodies (of the neuron, which is middle part) in the CNS are called _____

nuclei

nucleus located in CNS

densely packed cell bodies in the PNS are called _____

Ganglia

What are dendrites?

Receptive portions of the neuron; receives incoming information, senses external stimuli then sends
signal to cell body of the neuron

What do axons do?

Carry impulses away from the cell body to the affector or to another neuron. action potential starts here
because lowest threshold for stimulation

is membrane potential about the inside of the cell or the outside?

inside of the cell

what is an electrochemical gradient?

describes the forces affect on ion movement if allowed to become a permeable membrane

which way the ion moves

when does action potential start?

when a membrane is depolarized enough that it triggers voltage-gated ion channels

What is a graded potential?

changes in membrane potential that decreases over distance

rather the inside is - or +

resting state of the membrane is related to an imbalance of ions, maintained by ion pumps, and a
decrease in?

, permeability Na channells are closing reducing amount of Na availabel to change the inside charge to
allow for depolarization (resting potential) refractory period

polarizatoin or seperation of ions and charges create an electrical potential. ____________ separation
causes polarization and a __________ separation causes depolarization.

increase in separation

decrease in separation (ions are closer together, become stronger and can cause an action potential
through depolarization)

signals are conveyed through this polar

membrane polarization refers to the ____________ of the cell where it is more negative?

the difference is found at the membrane, not the whole cell. what ions cause this difference?

inside ICF, ICF= -
ECF= +


Na, K. Mostly its caused from Na

true or false, not all depolarization leads to an actions potential?

True
the gradient potential may not be able to create enough to self sustain movement which is termed a
local event, depolarization can occur but not lead to an action potential

Action potentials are self sustaining movement of a signal (stimuli) down a membrane.

moving a membrane potential from -70mV to -50mV would be considered depolarization or
polarization?

Depolarization because they are becoming less separated, closer together or less different
the charges are getting closer

if a membrane is deplolarized enough to trigger ______________, an action potential starts. which the
minimum needed for an action potential to occur is called the ____________

voltage gated channels

threshold

(epinephrine and acytelcholine triggers the opening of these channels thus making them more
permeable to Na and K to move in and out.

______________ is a brief/temporary change in membrane potential that will decrease over time. can
be hyperpolarization or depolarization depending on if they are occuring at the same time because of

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