Medical Quiz

Understanding Psychology Nervous System Quiz

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Identify letter “g” from the picture.

A. Soma

B. Nucleus

C. Axon

D. Myelin sheath


One’s heartbeat, breathing, and digestive system is controlled by the

A. Autonomic NS

B. Peripheral NS

C. Somatic NS

D. neurotransmitters


Involuntary movements are controlled by the

A. Autonomic NS

B. Somatic NS

C. brain

D. Peripheral NS


The Peripheral NS is made up of the brain and spinal cord.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


What is letter “e” in the image.

A. Dendrites

B. Myelin sheath

C. Axon

D. Axon terminals


When you smell something, the message from your nose to your brain travel over afferent neurons.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


How might a student’s parasympathetic NS respond at the end of gym class?

A. increasing the supply of oxygen to body tissues

B. increasing blood flow to the muscles

C. reducing the heart rate

D. suspending digestion


Identify letter “b” in the image.

A. Nucleus

B. Axon

C. Cell body

D. Synapse


The brain and spinal cord comprise the

A. Central NS

B. Peripheral NS

C. Autonomic NS

D. Sympathetic NS


Identify letter “a” from the picture.

A. Soma

B. Nucleus

C. Dendrites

D. Myelin Sheath


Identify letter “c” from the picture.

A. Soma

B. Nucleus

C. Dendrites

D. Myelin sheath


Voluntary movements, such as raising your hand, are controlled by the

A. Autonomic NS

B. Somatic NS

C. brain

D. Sympathetic NS


The Sympathetic NS prepares your body for emergencies, it expends energy.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


This works to conserve energy and to enhance the body’s ability to recover from strenuous activity such as at the end of a competition you were in.

A. Peripheral NS

B. Parasympathetic NS

C. Sympathetic NS

D. Somatic NS


Messages move to and from the brain along thin cells called

A. neurotransmitters

B. synapses

C. neurons

D. axons


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