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1. If the motor neuron is destroyed, what happens? a)Related muscle can not be stimulated b)Afferent nerve degeneartes c)Motor neuron generate action potential d)Motor neuron lose their myelin sheet e)Related musce reains in contractile state 2. Spatial summation is....................... a) Summation of depolarization potential generated by different synaptic end. b) Summation of depolarization potential in time c) Spatial adding of threshold potential d) Sumation of impulses in the axon hilloc region of nerve e) ( c) and (e) are true 3. Enkephalin is a neurotransmitter that........... a) inhibits sensory impulses to the brain b) inhibits pain impulses c) may play a role in sleep d) affects motor activity e) inactivated by cholinesterase 4. Which region of brain includes autonomic neuruns that control respiration a) Forebrain b) Occipital lobe c) Myelencephelon d)Cerebrum e) Somatosensory cortex 5. As the thalamus is removed from the brain: a) Sensory signal do not send to related area of cerebral cortex b) Skeletal muscle can not be stimulated c) Sensory signal can not be recieved by the receptor d) Motor function is slowdown e) None 6. When the symathetic nerve of heart is stimulated a) Heart beat increase b) The rate of respiration increase c) Smooth mucle of digestive tract are inhibited d) Norepinehrine is released from the ending of symathetic nerve e) All of them 7. Which one of following does not occur when the sympathetic ganglia in both side of spinal cord is destroyed? a) The effect of symathetic nerve to the internal organs disappear b) Smooth muscle only are stimulated by parasymathetic nerve c) Heart rate decrease d) Animals do not adapt well in new conditions e) All of above are true
8. Which one of following is the function of spinal cord? a) Coordinate motor function b) Reflex activity of somatic muscle c) Transissionof afferent impuses to the brain d) Control of autonomic function e) Both (b) and (c) are correct 9. What are vegatative function which is controlled from brain stem? a) Respiration b) Hearing c) Speeking d) seeing e) Both (b) and (c ) 10. What are the afferents to the cerebellum related with? a) the muscle length and strength b) pain c) pressure in body cavity d) body posture e) Both (a) and (d) |
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