Name: Period: Anatomy & Physiology Ch. 7 Part 1 Worksheet (55 points) KEY Directions: Complete the following in dark blue or black ink. 1 (A H). (8 points) Label the following neuron in the spaces given. Use the key below. Node of Ranvier Axon Dendrites Axon Terminals Nucleus Myelin Sheath Cell Body Schwann’s Cells A D C B E F H G A. Dendrites E. Schwann Cell B. Cell Body F. Myelin Sheath C. Node of Ranvier G. Axon D. Axon Terminal H. Nucleus 2-7. (6 points) Use the key below to answer the following questions. Letters may be used more than once and more than one letter may be used at one time. a. astrocytes b. oligodendrocytes c. microglial cells d. ependymal cells _ABCD 2. These are neuroglial cells. _C___ 3. These perform phagocytosis. _D___ 4. These form the membrane-like structure that covers the brain. _A___ 5. These form scar tissue. _B___ 6. These form myelin. _A___ 7. These support and regulate [ion] and blood vessels. Anatomy & Physiology Ch. 7 Review Page 1 Name: Period: 8-13. (6 points) Match Column A with Column B. Use letters only once. A B _D___ 8. Afferent a. Autonomic Nervous System _F___ 9. Spinal and cranial nerves b. Somatic Nervous System _C___ 10. Efferent c. Motor Division _E___ 11. Brain and spinal cord d. Sensory Division _A___ 12. Involuntary control e. Central Nervous System _B___ 13. Voluntary control f. Peripheral Nervous System 14-18. (5 points) Using the above letters as a choice, answer the following questions. Letters may be used more than and more than one answer may be used at once. _D___ 14. This carries information from the brain to the body. _C___ 15. This involves the skeletal muscles. _ABC_ 16. This involves cardiac and smooth muscles. _AC__ 17. This includes the sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions. _AB___ 18. This includes the motor division. 19-23. (5 points) Use the key below to answer the following questions. Letters may be used more than once and more than one letter may be used at one time. a. integration b. sensory input c. motor output _B___ 19. This is the first step in information processing of the central nervous system. _ABC_ 20. This is a step of information processing within the CNS. _C___ 21. This causes muscles or glands to respond to a received stimulus. _B___ 22. This involves the PNS receiving stimuli. _B___ 23. This generally involves unipolar and bipolar neurons. 24-28. (5 points) Match Column A with Column B. Use letters only once. A B _C___ 24. Neurons a. Small clusters of cell bodies in the CNS _A___ 25. Ganglia b. Fibers running through the nervous system _E___ 26. Gray Matter c. Main cell type in the CNS _D___ 27. White Matter d. Myelinated fibers _B___ 28. Nerves e. Unmyelinated fibers Anatomy & Physiology Ch. 7 Review Page 2 Name: Period: 29-33. (5 points) Match Column A with Column B. Use letters only once. A B _E___ 29. Dendrites a. Lipoprotein covering of large axons _C___ 30. Axons b. Gaps within the myelin sheath _D___ 31. Schwann Cells c. Send messages _A___ 32. Myelin Sheath d. Neuroglial cells found within the myelin sheath _B___ 33. Nodes of Ranvier e. Receive messages 34 (AC). (3 points) Label the following neuron in the spaces given. Use the key below. Bipolar Neuron Unipolar Neuron Multipolar Neuron A B C A. Bipolar Neuron B. Unipolar Neuron C. Multipolar Neuron 35-41. (7 points) Answer the following as true (T) or false (F). _F___ 35. Excitatory neurotransmitters cause the membrane of neurons to be less permeable to receive a single. _F___ 36. The neurotransmitters epinephrine and norepinephrine enable skeletal muscles to contract and relax. _T___ 37. A reflex arc is the simplest nerve pathway in the human body. _F___ 38. Most reflexes go through the brain, giving it enough time to distinguish where the stimulus is coming from and react accordingly. _T___ 39. Interneurons trigger a pain response after the withdrawal response has been triggered. Anatomy & Physiology Ch. 7 Review Page 3 Name: Period: _T___ 40. The knee-jerk response involves only two neurons, one sensory and one motor neuron. _F___ 41. Multiple Sclerosis is a genetic disorder causing the loss of myelin. 42 (A E). (5 points) Label the following neuron in the spaces given. Use the key below. Neurotransmitters Axons Dendrites Synaptic Vesicle Synapse Receptor D A E (dots) B C A. Axon D. Synaptic Vesicle B. Synapse E. Neurotransmitters C. Dendrite Anatomy & Physiology Ch. 7 Review Page 4