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Ch 14 part 3 Spinal nerves Reflex types and disorders

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

reflexes you are born with…blinking, suckling.

a)

Innate reflexes

b)

Acquired reflexes

c)

Spinal reflex arc

d)

Cranial reflex arc

2.

blinking, suckling is an example of what reflex arc

a)

Innate reflexes

b)

Acquired reflexes

c)

Spinal reflex arc

d)

Cranial reflex arc

3.

reflexes you learn…bicycling, swimming, jumping ropes.

a)

Innate reflexes

b)

Acquired reflexes

c)

Spinal reflex arc

d)

Cranial reflex arc

4.

bicycling, swimming, jumping ropes are examples of what type of reflex arc

a)

Innate reflexes

b)

Acquired reflexes

c)

Spinal reflex arc

d)

Cranial reflex arc

5.

involves spinal cord as the integration center…simpler

a)

Innate reflexes

b)

Acquired reflexes

c)

Spinal reflex arc

d)

Cranial reflex arc

6.

involves brain as the integration center…more complex.

a)

Innate reflexes

b)

Acquired reflexes

c)

Spinal reflex arc

d)

Cranial reflex arc

7.

does not involve interneuron…one synapse…

sensory -->motor.

a)

Monosynaptic reflex arc

b)

Polysnaptic reflex arc

c)

Somatic reflex arc

d)

Autonomic/Visceral reflex arc

8.

has one or more interneurons…2 or more synapses.

a)

Monosynaptic reflex arc

b)

Polysnaptic reflex arc

c)

Somatic reflex arc

d)

Autonomic/Visceral reflex arc

9.

results in contraction of skeletal muscle…voluntary effector.

a)

Monosynaptic reflex arc

b)

Polysnaptic reflex arc

c)

Somatic reflex arc

d)

Autonomic/Visceral reflex arc

10.

results in contraction of smooth/cardiac muscle or secretion of a gland…involuntary effectors.

a)

Monosynaptic reflex arc

b)

Polysnaptic reflex arc

c)

Somatic reflex arc

d)

Autonomic/Visceral reflex arc

11.

sensory and motor impulses remain on the same of the body.

a)

Ipsilateral reflex arc

b)

Contralateral reflex arc

c)

Intersegmental reflex arc

12.

sensory impulses enter on one side --> interneuron crosses over through gray commissure --> motor impulses exit from opposite side.

a)

Ipsilateral reflex arc

b)

Contralateral reflex arc

c)

Intersegmental reflex arc

13.

sensory neurons enter at certain level/segment of the spinal cord -->interneurons take to another level/segment--> motor neurons exit at different level.

a)

Ipsilateral reflex arc

b)

Contralateral reflex arc

c)

Intersegmental reflex arc

14.

In the Patellar reflex what muscle contracts

a)

Quadriceps femoris

b)

Gastrocnemius

15.

In the Achilles reflex what muscle contracts

a)

Quadriceps femoris

b)

Gastrocnemius

16.

damage to the spinal cord --> loss of muscle control --> paralysis.

a)

spinal cord trauma

b)

Neuritis

c)

Sciatica

d)

shingles

17.

inflammation of the nerves.

Due to injuries, bone fracture, drugs, etc. Painful and affects muscle contraction.

a)

spinal cord trauma

b)

Neuritis

c)

Sciatica

d)

shingles

18.

type of neuritis.

Compression of sciatic nerve against coxal bone or hip injury à injury to sciatic nerve à numbness of the lower extremity or severe pain radiating from the lower back to the leg.

a)

spinal cord trauma

b)

Neuritis

c)

Sciatica

d)

shingles

19.

where chicken pox virus, hiding in the peripheral nerves --> becomes re-activated when immune system in compromised --> starts multiplying --> spreads along the peripheral nerve à form painful blisters along the nerve pathway.

a)

spinal cord trauma

b)

Neuritis

c)

Sciatica

d)

shingles

20.

where both the lower extremities are paralyzed.

a)

Paraplegia

b)

Quadriplegia

c)

Poliomyelitis

d)

Rabies

21.

where all four limbs are paralyzed.

a)

Paraplegia

b)

Quadriplegia

c)

Poliomyelitis

d)

Rabies

22.

caused by poliovirus --> attacks somatic motor neurons

-->paralysis of a

a)

Paraplegia

b)

Quadriplegia

c)

Poliomyelitis

d)

Rabies

23.

virus infection transmitted by animal bites (dogs, bats) --> infection spreads through the nerves --> to CNS --> seizures, coma, death.

a)

Paraplegia

b)

Quadriplegia

c)

Poliomyelitis

d)

Rabies

24.

The inferior tip of the spinal cord is the ___________ part.

a)

lumbar

b)

coccygeal

c)

cervical

d)

sacral

25.

The subdural space is the region between the arachnoid mater and the dura mater.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

These nuclei are located in the lateral horns and innervate smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and glands.

a)

Sensory nuclei

b)

Autonomic motor nuclei

c)

Visceral sensory nuclei

d)

Somatic sensory nuclei

e)

Somatic motor nuclei

27.

Motor pathways are also called ascending pathways.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

The cell bodies of sensory neurons are located in the

a)

posterior root ganglion.

b)

anterior funiculus.

c)

gray commissure.

d)

anterior horn.

29.

The nerves projecting inferiorly from the spinal cord are collectively called the

a)

terminal finale.

b)

cauda equina.

c)

terminus filus.

d)

caudal terminale.

e)

caudus finalis.

30.

What is the correct order for the events that occur during a reflex?

a: Impulse travels through sensory neuron to the CNS

b: A stimulus activates a receptor

c: Information is processed by interneurons

d: Motor neuron transmits impulse to effector

e: Effector responds

a)

a, b, c, d, e

b)

b, a, c, d, e

c)

c, b, a, e, d

d)

c, a, b, d, e

e)

b, d, c, a, e

31.

A monosynaptic response is one that does not involve an interneuron.

a)

True

b)

False