Chapter 16

Practice Quiz

1. T F   Phantom pain is an example of inappropriate projection.

2. T F   Pain is an example of a phasic adaptation rate.

3. T F   A special sense are more complex than general senses.

4. T F   Another name for visceroceptors is interoceptors.

5. T F   A tactile disc has a faster adaptation rate than the corpuscles of touch.

6. T F   The structure for pressure sensations is the type II mechanoreceptors.

7. T F   All receptors if overwhelmed will exhibit pain.

8. T F   The area of the brain associated with acute pain is the Ventrobasal complex.

9. T F   Red wines cause more headaches than white wines.

10. T F  Avocados and figs are two foods linked to migraine headaches.

11. All of the following are used to treat pain except:
A. cordotomy
B. botulism
C. rhizotomy
D. prefrontal lobotomy
E. digitalis

12. Second order neurons start at the spinal cord and go to the:
A. pons
B. receptor
C. medulla
D. thalamus
E. both C and D

13. Upper motor neurons extend from the precentral gyrus to the:
A. spinal cord
B. post central gyrus
C. effector
D. cerebral cortex
E. none of the above

14. Short term memory is the result of ________ circuits.
A. parallel after discharge
B. convergent
C. divergent
D. reverbatory
E. all of the above are posssible

15. The brain areas most commonly associated with memory are the hippocampus, cerebral corted, and the:
A. medulla
B. thalamus
C. cerebellum
D. amygdala
E. hypothalamus

16. The brain wave associated with mental activity is the__________wave
A. alpha
B. beta
C. theta
D. delta

17. The brain wave considered normal in a child yet pathological in the awake adult is the _______________ wave.
A. alpha
B. beta
C. theta
D. delta

18. One of the first triggers to initiate sleep is low:
A. ATP
B. ADP
C. serotonin
D. norepinephrine
E. GABA

19. The EEG waves during deep sleep are__________ waves.
A. alpha
B. beta
C. theta
D. delta

20. The spinal cord tract for the corpora quadrigemina is the
A. rubrospinal tract
B. tectospinal tract
C. corticospinal tract
D. spinothalamic tract
E. spinocerebellar tract

 

Sterling's Home Page

A & P Home

MSJC Home