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IPHY 3410 (Saul):
HUMAN ANATOMY
Fall 2023
Homework #12
DUE: November 27, 2023, 11:59 PM
1.
Parasympathetic neurons are also classified in what other division(s) of the nervous
system? Choose all that apply. (0.5 pts)
a. Central nervous system
b. Peripheral nervous system
c. Efferent
d. Afferent
e. Autonomic
f. Somatic motor
g. Visceral motor
2. Determine whether each of the neurons is somatic or visceral and motor or sensory.
(0.75
pts)
A neuron that is activated when a mosquito lands on your arm:
A neuron that is activated when food enters the stomach to signal your brain that food is present:
A neuron that is activated to signal your stomach to start churning the food:
A neuron that initiates a contraction of skeletal muscle:
A neuron that regulates the rate at which your heart beats:
A neuron in the autonomic nervous system is also classified as:
A neuron that is activated during a heart attack to carry the pain signal to the brain:
Questions 3-6 refer to the figure below showing three different types of neurons.
3. Which neurons (left, middle, right) correspond to unipolar (pseudounipolar), bipolar,
and multipolar neurons?
(0.25 pt)
Left:
Middle:
Right:
4-6. Which letters in the figure
indicate the following structures?
Choose all that apply.
4. soma (0.25 pt)
5. dendrite
(0.25 pt)
6. axon (0.25 pt)
L
somatic
sensory
visceralsens
visceral
motor
somf.IT.to
visceral
motor
visceral
sensory
Bipolar
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2
7. Match each type of neuroglia to the best description.
Each description is used once. (0.5 pt)
Neuroglia
Description
Astrocytes
Controls environment around neuron cell bodies in the PNS
Ependymal cells
Controls environment around neurons in the CNS
Microglia
Produces myelin in the PNS
Oligodendrocytes
Produces myelin in the CNS
Satellite cells
Lines CSF-filled cavities in the CNS
Schwann cells
Destroys debris and foreign material in the CNS
8. What type(s) of signal(s) does an afferent neuron carry?
(0.25 pt)
a. only sensory signals going to the CNS
b. only sensory signals going away from the CNS
c. only motor signals going to the CNS
d. only motor signals going away from the CNS
e. both sensory signals and motor signals
f. either sensory signals or motor signals depending on the exact neuron
9. What type(s) of signal(s) is/are carried by a nerve that is connected to your spinal cord at
one end and your toe at the other end?
(0.25 pts)
a. only sensory signals going to the CNS
b. only sensory signals going away from the CNS
c. only motor signals going to the CNS
d. only motor signals going away from the CNS
e. both sensory signals and motor signals
f. either sensory signals or motor signals depending on the exact nerve
Questions 10-11 refer to the diagram below which shows a simplified view of the circulation
of fluids in the adult brain.
10. For each item in the list, match it to one of the label numbers, or match it to “10” if it
does not match any label (each label 1-9 is used
once) (0.75 pt)
.
Arachnoid villus
Artery
Choroid plexus
Dural sinus
Fascicle
Nervous tissue
Ordinary capillary bed
Pia mater
Subarachnoid space
Vein
Ventricle
Vesicle
memes
are
marketing
Tig
an
5
2
6
8
10
1
3
10
7
4
9
10
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