Which of the following produce myelin for the neurons in the brain and spinal cord?

In which disease is the myelin sheath destroyed by the individual’s own immune system?

What type of ion concentration exists inside a neuron that is at rest?

What is the fluid-filled gap between the axon of one neuron and the dendrite of the next neuron called?

Which neurotransmitter has possible links with Parkinson’s disease and schizophrenia?

The neurons that carry messages from the spinal cord to the muscles and glands are known as

While out for a walk, you come across a ferocious dog. You feel your heart beat faster and your palms begin to sweat. Which part of the peripheral nervous system is activated in this situation?

Which hormone is known to be associated with the treatment of psychiatric disorders where social behavior is impacted?

Karen has been going through a stressful time ever since she lost her husband. The doctor has advised to get her cortisol levels checked. Which gland is responsible for the production of cortisol?

Brian is diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. As part of his treatment, neurosurgeons place electrodes inside the thalamus. The electrodes are further connected to an impulse generator planted under his collarbone that sends impulses to the electrodes. What technique is Brian being subjected to?

Which neuroimaging technique for studying the structure and function of the brain uses a series of X-rays?

Which part of the brain is responsible for basic human functions like breathing, the heartbeat, and swallowing?

A six-year-old has been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Which part of the brain is likely to be associated with this condition?

Which part of your brain is active when you get cues about being hungry, thirsty, or sleepy?

While taking an exam, you are paying selective attention to the instructions given by your professor. You are also consciously involved in recognizing the words written on the question paper. Which part of your limbic system is responsible for these cognitive processes?

Michaela had a fall in the bathroom and suffered injuries on the side of her head, behind the temples. Test results indicate that she has suffered a severe injury to her temporal lobe. Which of her senses are likely to be affected by this?

Roger has suffered a major brain injury. As a result, he is unable to speak fluently, tends to mispronounce words, and speaks haltingly. For instance, he says “wat” instead of “watch” and “tot” instead of “talk.” What is the diagnosis?

You come across a person at the airport who is reading the instruction board for his flight details. Although these are clearly mentioned on the right side of the board, he is unable to locate it even after you point at it. This could be a case of a. spatial neglect. b. Broca’s aphasia. c. visual agnosia. d. Wernicke’s aphasia.

Which of the following is a correct pairing of hemisphere and function?