17) An IPSP (Inhibitory Postsynaptic Potential)
18) Saltatory Conduction
19) A diarthrosis is:
20) The elbow joint
21) The muscles of the rotator cuff include:
a. The teres minor
b The teres major
c. The triceps brachii
d. All of the above
e. None of the above
22) The flexor and crossed extensor reflex is
a. Initiated by a painful stimulus
23) The reflex that when stimulated causes bradycardia, peripheral vasoconstriction and a blood shift is:
a. The mammalian diving reflex
24) The cerebellum
25) The left hemisphere of the cerebrum is
a. Associated with linear reasoning
ac. All of the above
26) The only cranial nerve necessary for life is :
a. Cranial Nerve I
27) The ventral rami of the spinal nerves
a. Are arranged in a segmental pattern
28) The following is a nerve off of the cervical plexus
a. Phrenic nerve
29) The triceps brachii is innervated by the:
a. Median nerve
According to HOMEWORKLIB RULES i am giving first foue ANSWERS with explaination. And other answers i also give but without explaination...as much as possible...
Ans.17. option B is correct
IPSP is a temporary Higher polarization of postsynaptic membrane that caused by the flow of negatively charged ions into the postsynaptic cell. In this GABA receptors open this channel and that is permiable for chloride ions and When this channels open, chloride ions that are nagative chargable that can flow across the membrane. So we can say that This potential is result from the opening of chloride ion channels.
Ans.18. A&B
Saltatory conduction is type of action potentials that specially found in myelinated axons. And it rums from one node of Ranvier to the next node. This type of conduction is increased a action potential's conduction velocity.In this type of conduction function of myelin to acts as an electrical insulator. So we can say that This conduction Allows action potentials to travel more quickly down an axon.
Ans.19. (A) a freely movable joint
Ths is a most common type of joint that made-up from synovial tube. And in this joint there are synovial fluid is present so it canbe freely movable.All synovial joints are functionally classified as diarthroses. This joints allow to movement within a single acis of motion. Example: elbow joint.
Ans.20. (A) Consists of a single joint capsule enclosing two joints.
explaination
The lower arm consists of two bones, the radius and the ulna. This bone connect elbow to wrist.This joint the superior radioulnar joint are attached by a single and fibrous capsule. And this capsule is strengthened by ligaments at the sides, but it is slightly weak in front and behind. This joint capsule isolate and cover joints. This capsule made from two layers, out layer made from a fibres and inner layer made-up from synovial membrane.
Ans.21. (A)
Ans.22. (D)
Ans.26. (B).
Ans.29. (c).
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