Nervous
and Endocrine Systems
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What
is the correct order of travel in a reflex arc?
- motor
neuron - interneuron - sensory neuron
- motor
neuron - interneuron -brain - sensory neuron
- motor
neuron - brain - sensory neuron
- sensory
neuron - interneuron - motor neuron
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Impulses
are picked up in a neuron by the
- axons
- ganglia
- dendrites
- cell
body
-
Impulses
are carried away from the cell body of the neuron by the
- axons
- ganglia
- dendrites
- the
cerebrum
-
Contraction
of the muscles holding your pencil when taking the benchmark are
controlled by
- hormones
- hemoglobin
- myoglobin
- nerve
impulses
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Which
portion of your nervous system has memory and emotions?
- spinal
cord
- cerebrum
- medulla
- cerebellum
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Which
portion of your nervous system conects the central nervous system to
the peripheral nervous system?
- spinal
cord
- cerebrum
- medulla
- cerebellum
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Which
portion of the central nervous system controls heart rate and breathing?
- spinal
cord
- cerebrum
- medulla
- cerebellum
-
Whihc
portion of the central nervous system controls balance and coordination?
- spinal
cord
- cerebrum
- medulla
- cerebellum
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Insulin
and glucagon are ______________ that control blood sugar in your blood.
- hormones
- carbohydrates
- nerve
endings
- pituitary
enzymes
-
What
two systems work together to control homeostasis?
- nervous
and digestive
- circulatory
and endocrine
- nervous
and endocrine
- digestive
and excretory
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The
advantage of a reflex arc is
- it
travels quickly to the brain
- travels
faster across synapses
- activates
secondary adrenalin glands
- does
not need to travel to the brain.
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The
Central Nervous System is composed of
- Brain
- Brain
and Spinal Cord
- Brain,Spinal
Cord, Peripheral Nerves
- Spinal
cord and peripheral nerves
-
Neurons
are able to cross synapes with
- electical
impulses
- neurotransmitters
- ATP
- NAPDH
-
Complex
molecules that direct chemical control within the body?
- neuron
- brain
- hypothalamus
- hormones
-
A
hormone that aids the body in responding to emergencies
- insulin
- steroids
- androgen
- adrenalin