BMI - Quiz - 3

What is the name of the antagonistic chemical that breaks down the transmitter during refractory period

• acetylcholine

• cholinesterase

• both acetylcholine and cholinesterase

• none of the answers are correct

Dominos falling type of conduction occurs in

• Myelinated nerve fibre

• Unmyelinated nerve fibre

• all types of nerve fibres

• none of the answers are correct

Saltatory conduction takes place in

• Myelinated nerve fibres

• Unmyelinated nerve fibres

• all biological cell

• All the answers are correct

Point to Point travel of action potential occurs in

• Myelinated axon

• Unmyelinated axon

• All biological cell

• All the answers are correct

Acetylcholine refers to

• Chemical transmitter

• Chemical receiver

• Electrical transmitter

• Electrical receiver

Measurand refers to

• Quantity to be measured

• Output of sensor

• Signal conditioning unit

• Biological conductor

Human on whom the measurements are made is called as

• Subject

• Patient

• Sample

• Physician

Ionic conduction in tissue is converted into electronic conduction by

• Electrode

• Offset potential

• electrolyte

• Half-cell potential

In-vitro measurement refers to the measurement done

• on the surface of the body

• into the skin

• inside the cell

• in the extra cellular fluids

In-vivo measurement refers to the measurement done

• on the surface of the body

• into the skin

• in the surface of the skull

• None of the answers are correct