B. bat and chicken; chicken and pencil C. pencil and bat; chicken and baseball D. chicken and football; bat and baseball 22. In the brain, the ______ serves as a relay station between the endocrine system and the central nervous system. A. thalamus B. hippocampus C. hypothalamus D. cerebral cortex 23. At one end of the neuron are bulblike structures called ______, make it possible for the neuron to communicate with glands, muscles, or other neurons. A. soma B. axons C. dendrites D. terminal buttons 24. The primary function of ______ is to messages away from the central nervous system toward the muscles and glands. A. glial cells B. interneurons C. motor neurons D. sensory neurons 25. The electrically charged particles that are involved in neural conduction are called ________, and they have ________ charges. A. glia; only negative B. ions; only negative C. ions; either positive or negative D. myelin; either positive or negative 26. During the absolute refractory period, A. neurons can fire continuously B. no amount of further stimulation can induce another action potential to develop C. only the strongest stimulation will cause another action potential to be generated D. the neuron will fire to a stimulus that is slightly stronger than what is normally necessary 27. A student is interrupted while making notes for a test on neurotransmitter substances. When he returns to the task, he makes a mistake. Can you see the error? A. norephinephrine- depression B. dopamine- schizophrenia C. dopamine- Parkinson’s disease D. norepinephrine- botulism 28. Which part of your brain receives information as to whether your arms are swinging in the
B. bat and chicken; chicken and pencil C. pencil and bat; chicken and baseball D. chicken and football; bat and baseball 22. In the brain, the ______ serves as a relay station between the endocrine system and the central nervous system. A. thalamus B. hippocampus C. hypothalamus D. cerebral cortex 23. At one end of the neuron are bulblike structures called ______, make it possible for the neuron to communicate with glands, muscles, or other neurons. A. soma B. axons C. dendrites D. terminal buttons 24. The primary function of ______ is to messages away from the central nervous system toward the muscles and glands. A. glial cells B. interneurons C. motor neurons D. sensory neurons 25. The electrically charged particles that are involved in neural conduction are called ________, and they have ________ charges. A. glia; only negative B. ions; only negative C. ions; either positive or negative D. myelin; either positive or negative 26. During the absolute refractory period, A. neurons can fire continuously B. no amount of further stimulation can induce another action potential to develop C. only the strongest stimulation will cause another action potential to be generated D. the neuron will fire to a stimulus that is slightly stronger than what is normally necessary 27. A student is interrupted while making notes for a test on neurotransmitter substances. When he returns to the task, he makes a mistake. Can you see the error? A. norephinephrine- depression B. dopamine- schizophrenia C. dopamine- Parkinson’s disease D. norepinephrine- botulism 28. Which part of your brain receives information as to whether your arms are swinging in the
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