This Physiology Quiz focuses on reflexes and sleep, exploring properties like irradiation, roles of interneurons, and types of reflexes in newborns. It assesses understanding of sensory impulses and neural responses, making it relevant for students and professionals in neuroscience and physiology.
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False
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Alpha waves
Beta waves
Theta waves
Delta waves
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Irradiation
Synaptic fatigue
After-dicharge
Short latent period
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Adrenaline
Caffeine
Thyroid hormone
Thiopental
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Spatial summation
Temporal summation
Irradiation
Recruitment
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False
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Paralysis of the voluntary movement on the same side below the level of lesion.
Loss of fine touch sensation on the same side below the level of lesion.
Loss of pain sensation on the opposite side at the level of lesion.
Hyperesthesia one segment on the same side above the level of lesion
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Noradrenaline
Serotonin
Ach
Histamine
Orexin
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They carry sensory innervation from the central contactile part of the nuclear bag.
They carry sensory innervation from the peripheral contactile part of the nuclear bag.
They carry sensory innervation from the central non-contractile part of the nuclear chain.
They carry sensory innervation from the peripheral non-contractile part of the nuclear chain.
None of the above.
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False
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Melatonin
Serotonin
Ach
Noradrenaline
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Galanin
Melatonin
Orexin
Adenosine
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Sensory impulses from the nuclear chain fibres
Sensory impulses from the nuclear bag fibres
Sensory impulses from the muscle tendon
Motor impulses to the Golgi Tendon Organ (GTO)
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Medial reticulospinal tract
Vestibulospinal tract
Rubrospinal tract
Lateral reticulospinal tract
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The receptor is located in the nuclear chain fibres
Sensory impulses are carried by flower spray Ia fibres
Alpha motor neurons in the ventral horn are the center
It is implemented by the conraction of the extrafusal fibres
It maintains the muscle tone
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Irradiation
Reciprocal innervation
Poly-synaptic central delay
After discharge
None of the above
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Orexin
Melatonin
GABA
Adenosine
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Reciprocal innervation
Recruitment
After-discharge
Irradiation
All of the above
All of the above except D
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Reciprocal innervation
Irradiation
After-discharge
Summation
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Spastic ipsilateral paralysis
Exaggaration of abdominal reflex
Hypertonia
Rapid dis-use atrophy
+ve Babinski sign
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Excitatory
Inhibitory
Both of 2 types
No interneurons at all
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