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Short Answer : NERVOUS SYSTEMVersion en ligne Choose the best answer for each questions (MCQs), write the brief and well-understood answers WQs). Please acknowledge that there may be more than just 1 best answer, so please think carefully. par Sorawee 1 Define receptors briefly. Written answer 2 What are two main ways to classify types of receptors? a By function and appearance b By location and function c By their chemical components and location d 3 Where do intracellular receptors generally locate? Written answer 4 Give me the situation that Nociceptors and mechanoreceptors activate. Written answer 5 What do chemoreceptors detect ? Give me at least 3 examples. Written answer 6 What are the differences between effectors and receptors? choose the most correct 3 major characteristics of each. (There might be more than just one best answer choice.) Choose one or more answers a Receptors detect stimulus, while effectors respond to stimulus b Receptors carry out the body's response to a stimulus, while effectors detect and transmit information about the stimulus to the CNS. c Effectors only consist of muscles and glands, while receptors consist more than that. d Receptors convert stimuli into nerve signals, but effectors carry out instead. e Receptors and effectors both detect stimuli, but receptors send the response to muscles while effectors send signals to the CNS. 7 How many types of effectors are there? What are they? Written answer 8 How many layers of eyes are there? What are they? Written answer 9 Which layer does cornea locate? (provide me the name) and why is cornea important ? Written answer 10 Which part of the eyes is the colored part? a Lens b Pupil c Cornea d Iris 11 Cornea layer does not have any blood vessels. a True b False c d 12 Apart from the fact that Iris is the layer that shows the color, what is its main duty ? Choose one or more answers a Regulates how much light enters the eyes b Generally supplies Oxygen and nutrients to the eye c Produces aqueous humor and helps with focusing d Contain muscles that control the size of pupil 13 Which part of the retina is the main working layer, along with having photoreceptors located there? Please also provide me with the name of receptors. Written answer 14 How are nerve fibre layers significant toward photoreceptors in the retina? Written answer 15 How does the brain receive the visual information? (hint: this problem relates to the nerve fiber) Written answer 16 Which neurons receive the detection from stimulus before sending it to the central nervous system / spinal cord? Written answer 17 Which neurons coordinate with effectors and provide you the response toward stimulus? Written answer 18 What are the components of brainstem ? Choose one or more answers a Pons b Medulla Oblongata c Midbrain d Thalamus e Cerebellum f Amygdala 19 What are the significant roles of Hypothalamus? Choose one or more answers a Controls sleeping schedule b Controls your involuntary movements c Maintain Homeostasis d Responsible for the incoming and outgoing information in the brain. 20 Which part of the brain contains a limbic system and mainly responds to your decision making, thinking and voluntary actions? Written answer Feedback 1 Please know that the wording does not matter, as long as you write the correct concept its all correct. 4 Any situations are acceptable as long as they are correct. 12 Choroid : This layer is rich in blood vessels and usually supplied Oxygen and nutrients for the eyes. Ciliary Body : This layer produces aqueous humor and helps with focusing.

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Short Answer : NERVOUS SYSTEMVersion en ligne

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Define receptors briefly.

What are two main ways to classify types of receptors?

Where do intracellular receptors generally locate?

Give me the situation that Nociceptors and mechanoreceptors activate.

What do chemoreceptors detect ? Give me at least 3 examples.

What are the differences between effectors and receptors? choose the most correct 3 major characteristics of each. (There might be more than just one best answer choice.)

How many types of effectors are there? What are they?

How many layers of eyes are there? What are they?

Which layer does cornea locate? (provide me the name) and why is cornea important ?

Which part of the eyes is the colored part?

Cornea layer does not have any blood vessels.

Apart from the fact that Iris is the layer that shows the color, what is its main duty ?

Which part of the retina is the main working layer, along with having photoreceptors located there? Please also provide me with the name of receptors.

How are nerve fibre layers significant toward photoreceptors in the retina?

How does the brain receive the visual information? (hint: this problem relates to the nerve fiber)

Which neurons receive the detection from stimulus before sending it to the central nervous system / spinal cord?

Which neurons coordinate with effectors and provide you the response toward stimulus?

What are the components of brainstem ?

What are the significant roles of Hypothalamus?

Which part of the brain contains a limbic system and mainly responds to your decision making, thinking and voluntary actions?