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Membrane Transport - Physiology and Anatomy - Quiz, Exercises of Physiology

This lecture is taken from quiz of Physiology and Anatomy. Key important points are: Membrane Transport, Varieties of Cones, Color Receptors, Deformation Causes Channels, Cochlear Duct, Density of Cones, Simple and Facilitated Diffusion, Properties of Molecules

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There are ___1_____varieties of cones. One type responds most vigorously to __2__ light,
another to ______3____ light, and still anther to ___4____light. The ability to see
intermediate colors such as purple results from the fact that more than one cone type is being
stimulated____5_____. Lack of all color receptors results in ___6___. Because this condition
is sex linked, it occurs most commonly in ___7___. Black and white or dim light vision is a
function of the ____8___. The density of cones is greatest in the ____9_____ whereas rods are
In the cochlea, pressure transmitted to the _____1______of the oval window causes the
___2____ of the cochlear duct to vibrate. This vibration causes stimulation of mechano-
receptors, called ________3_______. During stimulation of these receptors, bundles of actin
myofilaments, called _______4________, are bent against the overhanging ________5_______.
This deformation causes channels for Na and Ca to ________6________ (open/close) and
consequent (depolarization/hyperpolarization) of the cells. The region of the cochlear duct
that contains the receptor cells is called the _______7___________.
Membrane Transport
Choose A if the statement refers to SIMPLE DIFFUSION, B if the statement refers to FACILI-
TATED DIFFUSION, C if the statement applies to BOTH SIMPLE AND FACILITATED DIFFUSION,
and D if the statement applies to neither.
1. Movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
2. The use of ATP to move molecues.
3. A form of mediate transport
4. Conform(s) to the properties of specificity, competition and saturation
Short Answer
1. Which two properties of molecules influence whether that molecule can cross the cell
membrane?
2. Distinguish between passive and active transport.
3. Distinguish between co-transport, antiport, and symport.
4. Distinguish between penetrating solutes and non-penetrating solutes.
5. If the Na-K pump stopped operating in a nerve cell, what eventually would happen to the
polarity of the cell?
6. Distinguish between endocytosis and Exocytosis.
7. Distingusih between isotonic, hypertonic, and hypotonic
8. Design an experiment to test whether molecular weight does indeed influence the rate of
diffusion.
9. Besides the Na/K pump found in the plasma membrane what other types of membrane
pumps might be found in a cell and indicate where specifically they would be located.
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Fill-In: There are ___ 1 _____varieties of cones. One type responds most vigorously to __ 2 __ light, another to ______ 3 ____ light, and still anther to ___ 4 ____light. The ability to see intermediate colors such as purple results from the fact that more than one cone type is being stimulated____ 5 _____. Lack of all color receptors results in ___ 6 ___. Because this condition is sex linked, it occurs most commonly in ___ 7 ___. Black and white or dim light vision is a function of the ____ 8 ___. The density of cones is greatest in the ____ 9 _____ whereas rods are In the cochlea, pressure transmitted to the _____ 1 ______of the oval window causes the ___ 2 ____ of the cochlear duct to vibrate. This vibration causes stimulation of mechano- receptors, called ________ 3 _______. During stimulation of these receptors, bundles of actin myofilaments, called _______ 4 ________, are bent against the overhanging ________ 5 _______. This deformation causes channels for Na and Ca to ________ 6 ________ (open/close) and consequent (depolarization/hyperpolarization) of the cells. The region of the cochlear duct that contains the receptor cells is called the _______ 7 ___________. Membrane Transport Choose A if the statement refers to SIMPLE DIFFUSION , B if the statement refers to FACILI- TATED DIFFUSION , C if the statement applies to BOTH SIMPLE AND FACILITATED DIFFUSION, and D if the statement applies to neither.

  1. Movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
  2. The use of ATP to move molecues.
  3. A form of mediate transport
  4. Conform(s) to the properties of specificity, competition and saturation Short Answer
  5. Which two properties of molecules influence whether that molecule can cross the cell membrane?
  6. Distinguish between passive and active transport.
  7. Distinguish between co-transport, antiport, and symport.
  8. Distinguish between penetrating solutes and non-penetrating solutes.
  9. If the Na-K pump stopped operating in a nerve cell, what eventually would happen to the polarity of the cell?
  10. Distinguish between endocytosis and Exocytosis.
  11. Distingusih between isotonic, hypertonic, and hypotonic
  12. Design an experiment to test whether molecular weight does indeed influence the rate of diffusion.
  13. Besides the Na/K pump found in the plasma membrane what other types of membrane pumps might be found in a cell and indicate where specifically they would be located.

Complete the following statements referring to chemical synapses: When the nerve impulse reaches the axon terminal, ____ 1 ___ ions enter the terminal through voltage-gated channels. The effect of the entry of these ions is to promote fusion of synaptic vesicles with the ____ 2 ____. Exocytosis of ____ 3 ____ molecules follows. These diffuse across the ____ 4 ______ and bind to __ 5 ____ on the _____ 6 ______ membrane, causing ion channels to open. The current flows that result cause local changes in the ____ 7 ___ of the postsynaptic membrane. The neurotransmitter is inactivated enzymatically or otherwise removed from the synaptic cleft. At ____ 8 ____ synapses, neurotransmitter binding opens a single type of channel, allowing both ___ 9 ___ions to diffuse through the membrane. Since accumulation of ____ 10 ___ charges inside the cell is prevented, local depolarization events, instead of __ 11 ___ occur. The function of these graded potentials is to initiate an ___ 12 ___ distally at the axon ___ 13 ___ of the postsynaptic neuron. At __ 14 ___ synapse, potassium and/or chloride permeability of the postsynaptic membrane is increased. Consequently, the charge inside the cell becomes relatively more __ 15 ____, and the resting membrane potential changes from –70 mV toward –90 mV, indicating __ 16 ____ of the postsynaptic membrane. A single EPSP is insufficient to generate an action potential, but threshold depolarization can be achieved by __ 17 __ of many EPSPs. Monitoring and integration of all excitatory and /or inhibitory neurotransmitters is accomplished by the postsynaptic membranes, which _ 18 ____ EPSPs with IPSPs. Sometimes, the release of excitatory neurotransmitters is inhibited by the activity of another neuron via an __ 19 ___ synapse or by the action of chemicals call ___ 20 ___. The Special Senses:

  1. Light bending A. Accomodation
  2. Ability to focus for close vision (under 20 feet) B. Accomodation
  3. Normal vision pupillary reflex
  4. Inability to focus well on close objects; farsightedness C. Astigmatism
  5. Reflex constriction of pupils when they are exposed to bright light D. Cataract
  6. Clouding of lens, resulting in loss of sight E. Convergence
  7. Nearsightedness F. Emmetropia
  8. Blurred vision, resulting from unequal curvatures of the lens or cornea G. Glaucoma
  9. Condition of increasing pressure inside the eye, H. Hyperopia resulting from blocked drainage of aqueous humor. I. Myopia
  10. Medial movements of the eyes during focusing on close objects. J. Night blindness
  11. Reflex constriction of pupils when viewing close objects. K. Photopupillary reflex
  12. Inability to see well in the dark; often a result of Vit A deficiency. L. Refraction
  1. What causes the actual release of neurotransmitter?
  2. What is the significance of synaptic delay?
  3. Know the difference between an EPSP and IPSP?
  4. Distinguish between action potentials and postsynaptic potentials as shown in Table 11.2 on page 414.
  5. Distinguish between temporal and spatial summation.
  6. What is the function of acetylcholineesterase?
  7. What is the function of choline acetyltransferase?
  8. what neurotransmitter uses muscarinic and nicotinic receptors.
  9. What neurotransmitters are also known as biogenic amines?
  10. What is the function of MAO and COMT (catechol-O-methyl transferase)?
  11. What effect does dopamine have on the postsynaptic membrane?
  12. What neurotransmitter uses alpha and beta receptors?
  13. Distinguish between feedback inhibition and feedback excitation.
  14. What neurotransmitter is recycled via glial cells?
  15. What is meant by endogenous opiates? To which NT is this term most applicable? Check () all descriptions that apply to a resting neuron. _______1. Its inside is negative relative to its outside _______2. Its outside is negative relative to its inside. _______3. The cytoplasm contains more sodium and less potassium than does the ECF. _______4. The cytoplasm contains more potassium and less sodium than does the ECF. _______5. A charge separation exists at the membrane. _______6. The membrane is more permeable to sodium than potassium. _______7. The membrane is more permeable to potassium than sodium. Circle the term that does NOT belong in each of the following groupings:
  16. Inside resting cell High Na Low Na High K
  17. High Cl Protein anionis Low Cl Cytoplasm of resting cell
  18. Na-K pump 3 Na out/2 K in 3 Na in/2 K out ATP required
  19. Nerve impulse Graded impulse Short-distance signal Short-lived
  20. Depolarization Inside membrane less neg. Hyperpolarization -70mV to –50 mv
  21. Can generate action potentials Axons Peripheral processes Cell bodies