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State The Correct Options For These Neuroscience Flashcards
Cards: 40| Attempts: 158| Last updated: Oct 5, 2020
   During Resting Membrane Potential, ______ I...
  B. K+   
   Repolarization Could Occur By:  A. Na+ En...
  E. B & C 
  Which Of The Following Is TRUE:  A. IPSPs T...
  C. The Axon Hillock Sums The Excitatory And ...
   Neurons Primarily Receive Neurotransmitters...
  D. the Postsynaptic Membrane 
Neuroscience Practice Questions 2 Flashcards
Cards: 40| Attempts: 26| Last updated: Jan 13, 2021
  Place The Major Areas Of The Brain In Order O...
  D. myelencephalon, Metencephalon, Mesencepha...
   In A Coronal Section Of The Spinal Cord, Th...
  B. sensory Information 
   A Shift To The Left Of The Dose-response Cu...
  A. sensitization
   Identifies Function By Eliminating The Stru...
  E. Lesion 
Visual Neuroscience (Lecture 1 -- The Eye) Flashcards
Cards: 5| Attempts: 19| Last updated: Jan 13, 2021
Which 3 Pairs Of Muscles Control Movement Of ... - Flashcard  Which 3 Pairs Of Muscles Control Movement Of ...
  1) Superior Rectus And Inferior Rectus Move T...
  Which 2 Muscles Control The Size Of The Pupil...
Which 2 Muscles Control The Size Of The Pupil... - Flashcard  1) Iris Sphincter (circular)2) Iris Dilator (...
  What Are The 3 Specializations Of The Fovea?
  1) No Blood Vessels2) No Upper Retinal Layers...
  What Is The Optic Disk Also Known As?
  A.k.a. = Blind Spot

What Do You Know About The Science Of Brain Flashcards
Cards: 15| Attempts: 11| Last updated: Mar 31, 2021
  Corpus Callosum
  A Large Bundle Of Nerve Fibers That Connect C...
  Split-brain Operation
  Brain Surgery That Is Occasionally Performed ...
  Cerebral Hemispheres
  The Two Symmetrical Halves Of The Brain; Cons...
  Generalization
  Type Of Scientific Explanation; A General Con...
Neuroscience Test #2/ Processing Visual Stimuli
Cards: 17| Attempts: 9| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015
  What Is The Primary Visual Pathway?
  Both Eyes Process Info From Both Sides Of Spa...
  What Is The Difference Between A Nerve And A ...
  They Are The Same, But Nerve Is Used When Ref...
  What Role Does The Hypothalmus Play In The Vi...
  It Is A Minor Stop Having To Do With Circadia...
  What Role Does The Edinger-Westphal Nucleus P...
  It Is A Minor Stop And Deals With Pupillary L...
What Are Various Stages Of Sleep In Neuroscience Flashcards
Cards: 11| Attempts: 4| Last updated: Mar 31, 2021
  1. Describe Changes In Brain Wave Frequency A...
  Stage 1: Theta Waves (occur 4-7times Per Seco...
  2. What Are The Features Of REM Sleep?
  High Frequency, Low-amplitude Waves Resemblin...
  3. What Is Lucid Dreaming?
  Experience Of Becoming Aware That One Is Drea...
  4. Describe The Symptoms Of Insomnia, Narcole...
  Insomnia:Difficulty Falling And Staying Aslee...
Choose Correct Option In Synapses And Memory Storage Flashcards
Cards: 40| Attempts: 3| Last updated: Mar 31, 2021
  Long-term Potentiation Is An Example Of A. An...
  B. A Potential Learning Mechanism
  Aplysia Was An Animal Talked About In Class B...
  C. It Is A Simple "model" System
  3. The Fluid Surrounding Brain Cells Is Calle...
  E. Extracellular
  To Maintain Proper Fluid Balance, The Body Co...
  C. Blood; Cells
NSCI 200- Introduction To Neuroscience I
Cards: 37| Attempts: 1| Last updated: Sep 16, 2015
  Where Does One Often Find Gap Junctions? W...
  -Often Happen In Cell Bodies And Dendrites,...
  Which Types Of Cells Can Contain Gap Juncti...
  Both Neurons And Glia (especially Astrocyte...
  How Do Most Neurons Signal?
  Through A Chemical Synapse. Release Of Trans...
  What Did Otto Loewi's Experiment Consist Of?
  Stimulate The Vagus Nerve Of The Heart, Then ...
Neuroscience: Week 2
Cards: 22| Attempts: 1| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015
  List And Describe The 6 Levels Of Protection ...
  1. Skin2. Cranium (and Vertebral Column)3. Du...
Draw A Diagram And Describe The Flow Of CSF I... - Flashcard  Draw A Diagram And Describe The Flow Of CSF I...
  *CSF Is Produced By The CP In Each Of The Ven...
  What Is A Sub-arachnoid Cistern? Name 4 Subar...
  The Areas In Which The Subarachnoid And Pia M...
  What Are Arachnoid Villi? Describe Their Role...
  Arachnoid Villi Are Small Protrusions Of The ...
Cognitive Neuroscience Exam 1
Cards: 94| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Mar 21, 2018
  Axon
  Wrapped In The Myelin Sheath, They Extend Fro...
  Synapse
  The Space Between The Terminal Button Of One ...
  Post Synaptic Neuron
  The Neuron Whose Dendrite Is Receiving The NT...
  Presynaptic Neuron
  The Neuron From Which The NT Is Being Release...
2Neuroscience - Deciding
Cards: 5| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015
  3 Types Of Decision Making
  1. Perceptual 2. Social 3. Value-based
  3 Conditions Of Value-Based Decision Making
   ≥ 2 Choices Are In Some Sense Known ...
  Neuroeconomics
  Aka "Decision Neuroscience"  ...
  Risk Aversion
  The Tendency To Avoid Risks, Even If The Over...
Resting Membrane Potential
Cards: 11| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015
  What Type Of System Is The Nervous System?
  An Electrical System
  How Does The Sodium Potassium Pump Work?? Why...
  The Pump Works By Using An ATP To Pump 3 Na O...
  Channel Proteins
  These Are Proteins That Span The Membrane And...
  What Is Diffusion Powered By?
  From High To Low..random Thermal Motion Power...
Cognitive Neuroscience - Neglect
Cards: 19| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 30, 2015
  Patients With Visual Object Agnosia Have No P...
  Seeing, Copying, And Remembering Recognizing...
  What Brain Region Is Associated With Face Rec...
  Fusiform Gyrus/fusiform Face Area (FFA) &nbs...
  What Do We Mean When We Say That Visual Objec...
  This Means That The Agnosia Is Not A Visual P...
  What Are The Three Theories Of What The Fusif...
  1. Face Recognition 2. Global Attribute Reco...
Neuroscience Chapter 16- Motivation And Behavior
Cards: 22| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 17, 2015
  Drive
  Feeling That One Needs To Behave In A Specifi...
  Mesocorticolimbic Dopamine System
  Involved In Drive Initiation And Reduction As...
  Hedonistic 
  Behavior Leads To Pleasure, Pleasure Acts To ...
  Set Point
  Point Of Body Weight That Body Eventually Rea...
Intro To Neuroscience : Development Of Hindbrain, Midbrain, And Forebrain
Cards: 37| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015
  Primary Vesicles (3) 
  Prosencephalon (forebrain)mesencephalon (midb...
  Prosencephalon -->
  1. Telencephalon2. Diencephalon
  Mesencephalon -->
  Mesencephalon 
  Rhombencephalon -->
  1. Metencephalon2. Myelencephalon
Chapter 2- Neuroscience And Behavior
Cards: 11| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 16, 2015
  What Is Your Nervous System?
  Pathway By Which Information Is Taken From Yo...
  Behavioral Neuroscientists
  Psychologists Who Specialize In Studying The ...
  What Are Messages Taken In From Your Environm...
  Neurons
  Neurons, Aka
  Nerve Cells, Are The Basic Elements Of The Ne...
Can You Explain These Behavioral Neuroscience Terms
Cards: 24| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Mar 31, 2021
  Cutaneous Sense
  One Of The Somatosenses; Includes Sensitivity...
  Proprioception
  Perception Of The Body's Position And Posture
  Kinesthesia
  Perception Of The Body's Own Movements Provid...
  Organic Sense
  A Sense Modality That Arises From Receptors L...
Neuroscience 101 - Duke - Chapters 1 And 2
Cards: 153| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 18, 2015
Biological Psychology - Flashcard  Biological Psychology
  The study of The Biological Bases O...
  Neuroscience
  The Study Of The Nervous System.
  Behavioral Neuroscience
  The Field Of Study Concerned With The Ways In...
  Conserved (context Of Evolution)
  A Trait That Is Passed On From A Common Ances...
Neuroscience Week 3
Cards: 29| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015
  Describe In Detail The Typical Events Involve...
  1. NT Synthesised And Stored In Vesicles/gran...
  What Is The Role Of SNARE Proteins In Synapti...
  SNAREs Are A Family Of Proteins That Enable T...
  Why Is Calcium So Important In Neural Signali...
  Stimulates:*the Vesicles To Fuse To The Presy...
  Describe 5 Possible Fates Of The Neurotransmi...
  1. Binds To Post-synaptic Membrane Receptors ...
Cellular Neuroscience
Cards: 5| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 23, 2015
  NMDA Receptor-channels
  Glutamate Receptor And Ion Channel Protein Fo...
  Mauthner Cell/Neuron
  A Pair Of Big And Easily Identifiable Neurons...
  Unilateral Neglect
  Occurs Over Internal Representations Of Space
  What Is Optogenetics?
  A Method For Turning Neurons On Or Off In Tra...


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