WorksheetsNeruo/Brain
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
How many pairs of Peripheral Nerve Sets are in the body?
12
21
13
31
How many pairs of central nerve sets is in the body?
12
31
13
21
What is the part of the central nervous system?
Brain and Heart
Brain and Lungs
Brain by itself
Brain and Spinal Cord
What is a Synapse?
where the two dendrites meet
the gap between the dendrites where the impulse is transmitted
the gap between the axon and the dendrite where the impulse is transmitted
the gap between two nerves
What is included in the Autonomic Nervous System?
Involuntary control
voluntary control
does not deal with control
control over the smooth muscles in the peripheral nervous system
This means to carry impulses from the body to the CNS
Afferent sensory nerves
Afferent moto nerves
Efferent sensory nerves
Efferent motor nerves
Efferent Motor Nerves does what in the body?
Carries impulses to the brain from the body
Carries impulses to the body from the brain
Carries impulses from the CNS to the body
Carries impulses from the PNS to the brain
What is one of the major nerves in the CNS?
I
III
V
VII
What is another large nerve in the CNS?
VII
IX
X
XII
What is the term for the part of the neuron that conducts impulses toward the cell body
Synapse
Dendrite
Azon
Neuorn
What is a synapse?
the other end of a nerve
a space between two nerves which the impulse must cross
a part of the CNS
another name for meylin sheath
What protects the nervous system through phagocytosis?
Glia
Neuroglia
Neuralgia
Glioblastoma
What is the shape of an Astrocyte?
Star shaped
Round shaped
Square shaped
Spiral shaped
This part of the nervous system controls involuntary impulses in the body
Sympathetic
Autonomic
Somatic
Parasympathetic
This is a progressive and extremely debilitating deterioration of a person's mental state
ALS
Bell's Palsy
Alzheimer's
Grand Mal Seizure
What is the term for inflammation of the meninges due to infection?
Meningitis
Encephalitis
Neuritis
Gliaitis
What is the Neuroglia made of?
connective tissue that support the neurons
connective tissue that support the muscles
connective tissue that support the axons
connective tissue that supports the dedrites
ALS has these symptoms
Stiffening of the muscles
severe weakening and wasting of the involved muscle groups
another term for a lack of a brain and spinal cord at birth
temporary or permanent paralysis of the facial muscles
Cerebral Contusion is caused by this
blood clot in the brain
small scattered venous hemorrhages int he brain
blood clot that causes a loss of consciuousness
blood clot that stops the blood going to the brain
This type of seizure lasts for 30 seconds with temporary loss of consciousness
Grand Mal
Petit Mal
ALS
Gullian-Barre
