A) Schwann cell
B) Node of Ranvier
C) neuron cell body (soma)
D) dendrites
E) axon
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A) The direction of the action potential is reversed.
B) Temporal summation occurs.
C) Spatial summation occurs.
D) Hyperpolarization occurs.
E) Depolarization always occurs.
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A) dendrites.
B) cell body.
C) axolemma.
D) presynaptic terminals.
E) trigger zone.
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A) are the input part of the neuron.
B) conduct action potentials away from the cell body.
C) are generally long and unbranched.
D) form synapses with the microglia.
E) contain the trigger zone.
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A) a small change in the resting membrane potential confined to a small area
B) a charge difference across the plasma membrane when the cell is in an unstimulated state
C) a larger change in resting membrane potential that spreads over entire surface of a cell
D) membrane becomes more positive when sodium ions diffuse into cell
E) return to the resting membrane potential
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A) neuron dies.
B) neuron regenerates.
C) cell no longer has a potential difference across its membrane.
D) original polarity of the neuron is restored.
E) neuron is no longer excitable.
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A) postsynaptic membrane
B) synaptic cleft
C) synaptic vesicle
D) voltage-gated calcium channel
E) presynaptic terminal
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A) neuromotor junctions.
B) temporal circuits.
C) reverberating circuits.
D) spatial pathways.
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A) chloride
B) sodium
C) potassium
D) calcium
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A) concentration of potassium
B) concentration of sodium and chloride
C) negatively charged proteins
D) sodium/potassium pump
E) plasma membrane is more permeable to this ion because of leak ion channels
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A) The plasma membrane becomes highly permeable to sodium ions and depolarization results.
B) As sodium ions enter,the inside of the plasma membrane becomes more negative.
C) At the peak of depolarization,sodium channels begin to close and potassium channels open.
D) In repolarization,potassium ions flow out of the cell.
E) Action potentials occur according to the all-or-none principle.
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A) a small change in the resting membrane potential confined to a small area
B) a charge difference across the plasma membrane when the cell is in an unstimulated state
C) a larger change in resting membrane potential that spreads over entire surface of a cell
D) membrane becomes more positive when sodium ions diffuse into cell
E) return to the resting membrane potential
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A) the membrane will be hyperpolarized.
B) more chloride ions will also diffuse into the cell.
C) an excitatory postsynaptic potential (EPSP) will result.
D) the membrane will become impermeable to potassium ions.
E) the sodium ions diffuse out of the cell.
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A) They can wall off an injury site to prevent spread of inflammation.
B) They can prevent toxic substances from entering brain tissue.
C) They can release chemicals that promote formation of synapses.
D) They can aid in the regeneration of injured neurons.
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A) are nonspecific.
B) are always lipids.
C) attach to the synaptic cleft.
D) determine whether a neurotransmitter will be excitatory or inhibitory.
E) are not attached to ligand-gated channels.
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