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The document contains multiple choice questions related to the nervous system, neurotransmitters, and reflexes, with instructions for selecting answers based on the correctness of statements. It includes questions about the functions of various nervous system components, the role of neurotransmitters, and the effects of spinal cord injuries. The questions are categorized into those with multiple answers and those with single answers.

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Questionnaire #2

The document contains multiple choice questions related to the nervous system, neurotransmitters, and reflexes, with instructions for selecting answers based on the correctness of statements. It includes questions about the functions of various nervous system components, the role of neurotransmitters, and the effects of spinal cord injuries. The questions are categorized into those with multiple answers and those with single answers.

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Multiple choice questions with multiple answer.

select the correct answer according to the following


instructions:
mark a if 1 and 2 are correct
mark b if 2 and 3 are correct
mark c if 3 and 4 are correct
mark d if 2 and 4 are correct

1. Serotonin is a neurotransmitter that influences mood and sleep. In the nervous system it is
located in:

a. Midbrain c. Spinal cord


b. Medulla oblongata d. Bone marrow

2. Involuntary vital processes are carried out by:

a. Central nervous system c. The sympathetic and


b. Autonomic nervous system parasympathetic
d. The brain

3. The following are functions of the sympathetic system

a. Dilates the pupil c. Stimulates salivation


b. Accelerates the heart rate d. Constricts the bronchi

4. Examples of deep or proprioceptive reflexes are:

a. Patellar c. Peristaltic movements


b. Achilles tendon d. Cardiac and respiratory movements

5. In relation to the spinal cord we can say:

a. It is the center of voluntary b. It is the center of reflex movements


movements c. It has a conductive function
d. It maintains posture and balance

Multiple choice questions with one answer

6. The autonomic nervous system is made up of two major divisions: the sympathetic and the
parasympathetic. The sympathetic nervous system puts the body on alert, so its activity is
especially notable during:

a. Mental concentration c. Stressful situations


b. Muscle relaxation d. Depressive states

7. Functionally, dendrites constitute the neuron's:

a. Receiving apparatus d. Transmitting and receiving


b. Transmitting apparatus apparatus at the same time
c. Center of functional activity

8. Neurotransmitters are released by:

a. Synaptic vesicles c. Neuron nucleus


b. Cell body d. Dendrites
9. The portion of the nervous system that carries out involuntary movements is:

a. Central Nervous System c. The sympathetic and


b. Autonomic Nervous System parasympathetic nervous systems
d. The reflex arc

10. The organ responsible for coordinating movements, maintaining muscle tone and balance is:

a. The medulla oblongata c. The cerebellum


b. The brain d. The spinal cord

11. The action of skeletal muscles is specifically controlled by:

a. autonomic nervous system c. central nervous system


b. somatic nervous system d. peripheral nervous system

12. If a person suffers a serious injury (spinal trauma) at the lumbar level that causes the spinal
cord to be cut at this level, the consequence would be:

a. Loss of higher psychic functions c. Loss of movement of his lower limbs


b. Alteration of the receptive capacity of d. Alteration of the coordination of his
his sensory organs movements.

13. What are the two subsystems that are recognized in the peripheral nervous system?

a. Central and peripheral c. Brain and spinal cord


b. Sympathetic and parasympathetic d. Somatic and autonomic

14. Which nerves connect directly to the brain?

a. Spinal nerves c. Spinal nerves


b. Cranial nerves d. Motor nerves

15. What are the names of sensory neurons that carry signals “to the integrating center”?

a. Efferent c. Defferent
b. Afferent d. Effector

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