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Neuro 11: Chemical Senses and Vision

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1.
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The ability to respond to visual stimuli that one cannot consciously see, also known as blindsight, is typically associated with which brain area?
2.
1 point
Damage to the left parietal portion of the geniculocalcarine tract is most likely to cause which of the following?
3.
1 point
How would you classify olfactory receptors?
4.
1 point
The cell bodies of photoreceptors are located in which later of the retina?
5.
1 point
In which layer of the striate cortex are you most likely to find "binocular" cells?
6.
1 point
Which type of cell is responsible for detecting "edges" in the primary visual cortex?
7.
1 point
Cupping of the optic disk is most likely caused by which of the following:
8.
1 point
Which of the following cranial nerves cannot respond to chemical stimuli?
9.
1 point
Which of the following are true for parvocellular ganglion cells of the retina?
10.
1 point
Which of the following types of taste are primarily elicited by metabotropic receptors only?
11.
1 point
A lesion of the right optic tract would most likely cause which of the following deficits?
12.
1 point
Flavor is a combination of which senses?
13.
1 point
Which retinal cells are responsible for converting an analog signal to digital pulses?
14.
1 point
True or False: Taste involves both gustatory sensation and olfaction.
15.
1 point
Which artery is responsible for the "macular sparing" that can occur in a stroke to the occipital cortex?
16.
1 point
After prolonged exposure to a specific stimulus, olfactory neurons diminish their response. This process is termed...
17.
1 point
The fusiform face area is part of which cortical lobe?
18.
1 point
In which of the regions of visual function do have only rods being activated in the retina?
19.
1 point
Which of the following cell types would you NOT expect to find in the olfactory bulb?
20.
1 point
Taste sensations from circumvallate papillae are primarily carried via which cranial nerve?
21.
1 point
When trying to look change your focus from a nearby object to one far away, which of the following occur in the eye?
22.
1 point
What is the medical name for motion blindness?
23.
1 point
Which of the following are responsible for hyperpolarization of the ganglion cell when a cone is exposed to light?
24.
1 point
In which section of the eye would you expect to find ONLY cones?
25.
1 point
The pathway responsible for hemineglect primarily located in which cortical lobe?
26.
1 point
Loss of central vision is most commonly associated with...
27.
1 point
Which of the following does the olfactory bulb NOT project to via the olfactory tract?
28.
1 point
Which area of the eye is primarily affected by cataracts?
29.
1 point
True or False: Incoming light causes hyperpolarization of rods and cones.
30.
1 point
The vomeronasal organ (or Jacobsen's organ) is used primarily to detect what molecules?
31.
1 point
Taste receptors primarily use which type of neurotransmitter to generate a postsynaptic action potential?
32.
1 point
In which of the following conditions would you expect to experience night blindness and loss of peripheral vision?
33.
1 point
Calcification of both internal carotid arteries could produce which of the following visual deficits?
34.
1 point
Which of the following senses are considered "chemical senses"?
35.
1 point
Which thalamic nucleus is involved in gustatory sensation?
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