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QUESTION 32
The cells in your skin that respond to touch generate graded potentials when physical force caused by touching something activat
What type of ion channels are these?
O Voltage-gated channels
Leak channels
O Mechanically-gated channels
O Chemically-gated channels
QUESTION 33
Action potentials only travel forwards down the axon and never back towards the cell body because of:
O resetting of sodium channels
O ion flow within the cell
O resetting of sodium and potassium channels
O resetting of potassium channels
QUESTION 34
A nerve is defined as:
O a bundle of axons in the CNS
O a bundle of axons in the PNS
O a neuron that carries messages from one part of the body to another
O a single neuron and all the neuroglial cells associated with it
O a neuron that is part of the PNS
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QUESTION 35
If voltage-gated calcium channels in an axon terminal were blocked:
O enzymes on the post-synaptic cell would be unable to break down the neurontransmitter signal
neurotransmitter produced in the cell body could not be transported to the axon terminal
the neuron would be unable to generate an action potential
O the neuron would be unable to release neurotransmitter
O the neuron would be unable to recycle neurotransmitter
QUESTION 36
The cells in your nose that allow you to respond to odorants (chemicals that cause smells) have ion channels that open when receptor:
surface bind to the odorant. What type of ion channels are these?
O Voltage-gated channels
O Leak channels
O Mechanically-gated channels
• Chemically-gated channels
QUESTION 37
A neuron receives a neurotransmitter from neuron A and within a few milliseconds, receives another from neuron B. Each signal causes a
potential that would by itself be insufficient to trigger an action potential, but the combined effect of the two graded potentials is sufficient ta
action potential. This is an example of:
temporal summation
O spatial summation
A summed twitches
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