A) oligodendrocytes.
B) microglia.
C) astrocytes.
D) neurocytes.
E) Schwann cells.
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A) Ions
B) Solvents
C) Transmitters
D) Electrons
E) Solutes
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A) Myelin changes the height of the action potential.
B) Myelin increases the energy requirements of the nerve cell.
C) Myelin slows down conduction speed.
D) Myelin reduces the threshold for induction of an action potential.
E) Myelin speeds up axon conduction speed.
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A) soma.
B) axon.
C) axon terminals.
D) dendrites.
E) mitochondria.
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A) microelectrode; inject potassium ions into the axon
B) voltmeter; stimulate the interior of the axon
C) microelectrode; compare the electric charge of the interior with that of the exterior
D) voltmeter; compare the electric charge of the interior with that of the exterior
E) microelectrode; dampen the electric charge within the axon
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A) has the same ionic concentrations as the outside.
B) is at the same voltage potential as the outside.
C) has a higher sodium concentration than outside.
D) is negatively charged relative to the outside.
E) has a lower potassium concentration than outside.
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A) extracellular sodium concentrations are kept low.
B) intracellular sodium concentrations are kept very high.
C) extracellular potassium concentrations are kept very high.
D) intracellular sodium concentrations are kept low.
E) very little energy is required to maintain ionic differences across the membrane.
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A) chloride; out of
B) sodium; into
C) potassium; into
D) organic; into
E) sodium; out of
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A) Sensory
B) Motor
C) Inter-
D) Relay
E) Local
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A) Dendrograde transport involves moving substances from the dendrites to the soma.
B) Retrograde transport involves moving substances from the soma to the axon terminals.
C) The kinesin molecule is involved in anterograde transport.
D) Retrograde transport is twice as fast as anterograde transport.
E) The dynein molecule is involved in anterograde transport.
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A) releases most of its contents into the cleft and the vesicle remains attached to the presynaptic membrane.
B) closes before releasing any molecules and then moves to the cell interior.
C) remains open until the next action potential.
D) releases most of its contents into the cleft after which the vesicle breaks away from the presynaptic membrane and is refilled.
E) merges completely with the presynaptic membrane.
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A) severe nausea.
B) inability to sleep.
C) muscle weakness.
D) distortions of memory.
E) difficulty in recognizing facial displays of emotion.
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A) bipolar neurons
B) multipolar neurons
C) unipolar neurons
D) apolar neurons
E) motor neurons
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A) mitochondria; extraction of energy
B) Golgi apparatus; extraction of energy
C) endoplasmic reticulum; breakdown of proteins
D) microtubules; transport of chemicals through the cell membrane
E) mitochondria; formation of vesicles
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A) axodendritic; decrease
B) axosomatic; increase
C) gap junction; decrease
D) axoaxonic; increase
E) gap junction; increase
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