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Coordination BioHack
Coordination BioHack
NEURAL
CONTROL AND
COORDINATION
• Based on active recall and spaced repetition
• Target 360/360 in NEET Biology & 100/100 in Boards!
DigaQ. 1
• NEURAL SYSTEM
A
1. Neural system is composed of "network of neurons" in - B
2. The 2 divisions of human neural system is -
C
3. The types of nerve fibers in PNS are -
D
4. The two division of PNS are -
5. Function of somatic and autonomic nervous system are -
6. ANS is divided into - E
7. Visceral nervous system is a part of -
8. It comprises of - (4) F
9. Multipolar neurons found in -
G
10. Bipolar neurons found in -
11. Unipolar found in - H
12. Psudounipolar found in -
I
13. In PNS, myelinated fibers are enveloped with _________ (NEET)
14. In CNS, myelinated fibers are enveloped with __________ J
15. Unmyelinated nerve fibers are not enclosed by schwann cell. T/F
16. At resting state, neuron is permeable to K⁺. T/F
17. Na⁺-K⁺ pump transport ___ Na⁺ out and ___ K⁺ in the cell.
18. Saltatory conduction cause fast/slow conduction.
19. Synaptic cleft may be absent in some cases. T/F
20. The 2 types of synapse are -
21. Electrical synapse is fast/slow than chemical synapse.
22. _______ synapses are rare in our systems.
23. The new potential developed by sending the neurotransmitter can be inhibitory. T/F
DigaQ. 3
B DigaQ. 2 A
C B
D
C
E D
A E G
F
H
• CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
ANSWERS
• NEURAL SYSTEM 32. Sensory area, mortar area and association areas
1. Hydra 33. intersensory associations, memory and
2. CNS and PNS communication
3. Afferent and efferent 34. Thalamus
4. Somatic and autonomic 35. Thalamus
5. Somatic - relay impulses from CNS to skeletal 36. Thalamus
muscles, Autonomic - relays impulses from CNS to 37. Hypothalamus
involuntary organs 38. amygdala, hippocampus, thalamus, hypothalamus,
6. Sympathetic and parasympathetic basal ganglia, and cingulate gyrus
7. PNS 39. Hippocampus
8. whole complex of nerves, fibres, ganglia, and 40. thalamus/hypothalamus of the forebrain and
plexuses by which impulses travel from the central pons of the hindbrain
nervous system to the viscera 41. Cerebral aqueduct
9. Cerebral cortex 42. Dorsal, corpora quadrigemina
10. Retina 43. Pons, medulla and cerebellum
11. Embryonic stage 44. respiration, cardiovascular reflexes and gastric
12. Dorsal root gangila secretions
13. Schwann cell 45. Cerebellum
14. Oligodendrocytes 46. Medulla
15. F 47. Midbrain, pons and medulla
16. T • NOSE & TONGUE
17. 3 Na⁺, 2 K⁺ 48. Mucus, olfactory receptors
18. Fast 49. Olfactory receptor cell, supporting cell, basal cell
19. T 50. Olfactory bulb
20. Electrical and chemical 51. Gustatory receptors
21. Fast 52. Gustatory receptor cell, supporting cell, basal cell
22. Electrical • EYE
23. T 53. Orbits
• CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM 54. Sclera, choroid and retina
24. Duramater, arachnoid, piamater 55. Dense connective tissue
25. F 56. Cornea
26. Forebrain, midbrain and hindbrain 57. Bluish
27. Cerebrum, thalamus and hypothalamus 58. Anterior one-third
28. Corpus callosum
29. Cerebral cortex
30. Grey
31. T
59. Ciliary body 93. Oval window
60. Ciliary body 94. Round window
61. Iris 95. Basilar, hair
62. Ligaments, ciliary body 96. Basal
63. Pupil 97. Stencila
64. ganglion cells, bipolar cells and photoreceptor 98. Thin, tectorial membrane
cells 99. Semi-circular, otolith
65. Rod and cones 100. Saccule and utricle
66. Photopigments 101. Macula
67. Scotopic 102. Ampulla
68. Rhodopsin or visual purple, vitamin A 103. Crista ampullaris
69. Blue, green and red cones 104. Macula
70. Medial, slightly above 105. Crista ampullaris and macula
71. Photoreceptor cells, blind spot 106. Dynamic
72. Macula lutea, fovea 107. Static
73. Fovea 108. Maintenance of balance and posture of body
74. F 109. Basilar, tectorial membrane
75. Aqueous chamber, vitreous chamber • DigaQs
76. F DigaQ. 1 - Structure of a neuron
77. Opsin and retinal A – Dendrites F – Axon
78. Aldehyde B – Nissl's granules G – Myelin sheath
79. Opsin C – Cell body H – Node of Ranvier
• EAR D – Nucleus I – Axon terminal
80. Pinna and external auditory meatus E – Schwann cell J – Synaptic knob
81. Collect the vibrations present in the air DigaQ. 2 – Potential changes of nerve impulse
82. Pinna and meatus A – Threshold D – Repolarization
83. Connective tissue, skin, mucous membrane B – Depolarization E – Hyperpolarization
84. Mallus, incus, stapes C – Reverse of polarization F – Resting potential
85. F DigaQ. 3 - Axon terminal and synapse
86. Amplify the sound A – Axon E – Synaptic cleft
87. Middle ear with pharynx B – Axon terminal F – Post-synaptic
88. Bony and membranous labyrinth C – Synaptic vesicles membrane
89. F D – Pre-synaptic G – Synapse
90. Endolymph, perilymph membrane H – Receptors
91. Cochlea
92. Endolymph
DigaQ. 4 - Sagittal section of the human brain DigaQ. 6 - Parts of an eye
A – Cerebral hemisphere A – Aqueous chamber G – Sclera
B – Corpus callosum H – Cerebellum B – Vitreous chamber H – Retina
C – Cerebral aqueduct I – Medulla C – Fovea I – Ciliary body
D – Cerebrum J – Spinal cord D – Blind spot J – Cornea
E – Thalamus X – Midbrain E – Optic nerve K – Lens
F – Hypothalaus Y – Hindbrain F – Choroid L – Iris
G – Pons Z – Forebrain DigaQ. 7 - Ear
DigaQ. 5 - Reflex action (knee jerk reflex) A – Pinna F – Cochlear nerve
A – Muscle spindle (receptor) B – Temporal bone G – Cochlea
B – Afferent pathway C – Malleus H – Eustachian tube
C – Dorsal root ganglion D – Incus I – Tympanic membrane
D – White matter E – Stapes J – External auditory canal
E – Gray matter DigaQ. 8 - Sectional view of cochlea
F – Interneuron A – Reissner's membrane
G – Motor neuron B – Scala media
H – Efferent pathway C – Organ of corti
I – Motor end plate (effector) D – Basilar membrane
X – Stimulus E – Scala tympani
Y – Response F – Tectorial membrane
G – Scala vestibuli