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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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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.
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: