JeopardyHormones Endo Glands Neurons CNS Potpourri

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Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from H1

Released from pancreas if blood sugar (glucose) is high.

$100 Answer from H1

Insulin!

$200 Question from H1

What kind of hormones goright through the cell membrane?

$200 Answer from H1

Steroid hormones

$300 Question from H1

Hormones from thryoid gland,set metabolic rate for many cells

$300 Answer from H1

T3, T4

$400 Question from H1

Hormone that is released in responseto a nerve impulse

$400 Answer from H1

Epinephrine (adrenaline)

$500 Question from H1

What goes wrong in diabetes

$500 Answer from H1

A: body doesn’t make insulin orB: cells don’t respond to insulin

$100 Question from H2

Produces oxytocin and anti-diuretic hormone (ADH)

$100 Answer from H2

Posterior pituitary

$200 Question from H2

receives releasing hormones From hypothalamus

$200 Answer from H2

Anterior Pituitary Gland

$300 Question from H2

Tiny glands attached to thyroidgland

$300 Answer from H2

Parathyroid glands

$400 Question from H2

Makes digestive enzymes aswell as hormones

$400 Answer from H2

pancreas

$500 Question from H2

How a negative feedback loopworks

$500 Answer from H2

Hypothalamus and Ant Pituitary send hormone to gland. Gland producesa hormone. That hormone goes backto the Hypothalamus and Ant Pituitaryand stops them.

$100 Question from H3

Part of the neuron that conductssignals toward the cell’s body

$100 Answer from H3

Dendrites

$200 Question from H3

Ions moved by the pump

$200 Answer from H3

Na+ out, K+ in

$300 Question from H3

Released at a synapse

$300 Answer from H3

Neurotransmitter

$400 Question from H3

Wraps around neurons in the peripheral nervous system

$400 Answer from H3

Schwann cells

$500 Question from H3

Why the axon quickly getsback to resting potential after an action potential

$500 Answer from H3

So it can send another action potential

$100 Question from H4

Most developed part of human brain

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cerebrum

$200 Question from H4

Helps coordinate muscle actions

$200 Answer from H4

cerebellum

$300 Question from H4

Functions of spinal cord

$300 Answer from H4

Ascending sensory signals,Descending motor signals,Reflexes

$400 Question from H4

Area responsible for makingspeech (motor speech)

$400 Answer from H4

Broca’s area (usually left temple)

$500 Question from H4

What non-dominant hemispheredoes

$500 Answer from H4

Interprets music, art, body positionand body language, has hunches

$100 Question from H5

Connect neurons, wrap aroundblood capillaries in CNS

$100 Answer from H5

Astrocytes

$200 Question from H5

Moves into the axon duringAction potential, and by what process

$200 Answer from H5

Na+ by facilitated diffusion

$300 Question from H5

Hormone used as a drug for jet lag

$300 Answer from H5

melatonin

$400 Question from H5

Connects two halves of cerebrum

$400 Answer from H5

Corpus callosum

$500 Question from H5

Part of the brain that contains thehypothalamus

$500 Answer from H5

Diencephalon

Final Jeopardy

How Schwann cells work

Final Jeopardy Answer

Myelinate axons in PNS, restingpotential is only at nodes of Ranvier, electrical impulse moves under the Schwann cell rapidly, then is recharged at each node.100x faster.