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What segment of basilar membrane vibrates with the highest amplitude in high- pitched sounds:

proximal segment;

Select the cortical area which is NOT an association area:

somatosensory area;

What is the function of Broca's area:

formation of words and speech;

Motor aphasia is caused by lesion of the following cortical areas:

Broca's area;

Motor aphasia is caused by lesion of the following cortical area:

Broca's area;

What is the major function of Wernicke's area :

language comprehension;

What is true for sensory aphasia:

inability to understand spoken words;

What structure of brain is responsible for transforming short-term memory in

hippocampus;

What disorder occurs when hippocampus is damaged:

anterograde amnesia;

The repetitive route of excitation through a loop of neurons (reverberating circuit) is responsible for:

short term memory;

What trait is not characteristic for slow wave sleep:

rapid eye movements;

What trait is not characteristic for paradoxical sleep:

decreased brain metabolism;

What neurotransmitter is considered to be involved in slow wave sleep:

serotonin;

The positive nitrogen balance means:

the intake of nitrogen into the body is more than the loss of nitrogen from the body;

The negative nitrogen balance means:

the loss of nitrogen from the body is more than the intake of nitrogen into the body;

The nitrogen equilibrium means:

the intake of nitrogen into the body is same as the loss of nitrogen from the body

Choose the correct answer about shivering:

the primary motor center for shivering is stimulated by "cold" signals from the skin and spinal cord;

Choose the correct answer about shivering:

the primary motor center for shivering is stimulated by signals from anterior hypothalamus;

Choose the correct answer about shivering:

the primary motor center for shivering is located in the brain stem;

Choose the correct answer about available energy in each gram of carbohydrate, fat, protein:

carbohydrate 4.0, fat 9.0, protein 4.0 kcal/g;

Choose the correct answer about factors that regulate quantity of food intake:

a decrease in blood glucose level increases food intake;

Choose the correct answer about factors that regulate quantity of food intake:

an increase in blood amino acids level increases of food intake;

Choose the correct answer about factors that regulate quantity of food intake:

an increase in blood glucose level increases food intake;

Choose the correct answer about factors that regulate quantity of food intake:

an increase in blood glucose level increases food intake;

Choose the correct answer about factors that regulate quantity of food intake:

an increase in blood glucose level increases food intake;

What type of gastric cells secrete pepsinogen?

peptic

What type of gastric cells secrete pepsinogen?

chief cells;

What type of stomach cells secrete mucus?

mucous neck cells;

What type of food needs maximal acidity in gastric secretion?

meat

Where is gastrin secreted?

pyloric glands of stomach;

What is the function of enterokinase?

activates trypsinogen;

Choose the correct pH value of pancreatic secretion:

7.8-8.4;

Chose the enzyme that is NOT present in pancreatic juice:

pepsin

Regulation of pancreatic secretion is provided by:

both sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system only;

As the food is mixed with gastric juice, the result is called:

chyme

Bile pigments are result of degradation of:

hemoglobin

Maximal absorption of water in the digestive tube takes place in:

small intestine;

What is the stimulus that triggers defecation?

distension of the rectal wall by feces;

Choose the type of movement that is NOT present in the small intestine:

receptive relaxation;

Choose the type of movement that is NOT present in the small intestine:

mass movements;

The factor that inhibits motility of the small intestine:

secretin

How much of gastric secretion is released in cephalic phase?

20 %;

Choose the INCORRECT answer about pancreatic secretion:

pancreatic secretion is regulated only by nervous mechanisms;

The gastric secretion is stimulated by following factors, EXCEPT:

norepinephrine

gastric and cephalic;

all phases;

The gallbladder contraction is stimulated by:

cholecystokinin

The gastrin is secreted by:

G cells in the stomach;

Choose the factor that inhibits stomach movements:

secretin

When H+ is secreted by parietal cells in the lumen of stomach, it is exchanged for:

K+;

The gastric digestion is most important for:

proteins

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問題一覧

What segment of basilar membrane vibrates with the highest amplitude in high- pitched sounds:

proximal segment;

Select the cortical area which is NOT an association area:

somatosensory area;

What is the function of Broca's area:

formation of words and speech;

Motor aphasia is caused by lesion of the following cortical areas:

Broca's area;

Motor aphasia is caused by lesion of the following cortical area:

Broca's area;

What is the major function of Wernicke's area :

language comprehension;

What is true for sensory aphasia:

inability to understand spoken words;

What structure of brain is responsible for transforming short-term memory in

hippocampus;

What disorder occurs when hippocampus is damaged:

anterograde amnesia;

The repetitive route of excitation through a loop of neurons (reverberating circuit) is responsible for:

short term memory;

What trait is not characteristic for slow wave sleep:

rapid eye movements;

What trait is not characteristic for paradoxical sleep:

decreased brain metabolism;

What neurotransmitter is considered to be involved in slow wave sleep:

serotonin;

The positive nitrogen balance means:

the intake of nitrogen into the body is more than the loss of nitrogen from the body;

The negative nitrogen balance means:

the loss of nitrogen from the body is more than the intake of nitrogen into the body;

The nitrogen equilibrium means:

the intake of nitrogen into the body is same as the loss of nitrogen from the body

Choose the correct answer about shivering:

the primary motor center for shivering is stimulated by "cold" signals from the skin and spinal cord;

Choose the correct answer about shivering:

the primary motor center for shivering is stimulated by signals from anterior hypothalamus;

Choose the correct answer about shivering:

the primary motor center for shivering is located in the brain stem;

Choose the correct answer about available energy in each gram of carbohydrate, fat, protein:

carbohydrate 4.0, fat 9.0, protein 4.0 kcal/g;

Choose the correct answer about factors that regulate quantity of food intake:

a decrease in blood glucose level increases food intake;

Choose the correct answer about factors that regulate quantity of food intake:

an increase in blood amino acids level increases of food intake;

Choose the correct answer about factors that regulate quantity of food intake:

an increase in blood glucose level increases food intake;

Choose the correct answer about factors that regulate quantity of food intake:

an increase in blood glucose level increases food intake;

Choose the correct answer about factors that regulate quantity of food intake:

an increase in blood glucose level increases food intake;

What type of gastric cells secrete pepsinogen?

peptic

What type of gastric cells secrete pepsinogen?

chief cells;

What type of stomach cells secrete mucus?

mucous neck cells;

What type of food needs maximal acidity in gastric secretion?

meat

Where is gastrin secreted?

pyloric glands of stomach;

What is the function of enterokinase?

activates trypsinogen;

Choose the correct pH value of pancreatic secretion:

7.8-8.4;

Chose the enzyme that is NOT present in pancreatic juice:

pepsin

Regulation of pancreatic secretion is provided by:

both sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system only;

As the food is mixed with gastric juice, the result is called:

chyme

Bile pigments are result of degradation of:

hemoglobin

Maximal absorption of water in the digestive tube takes place in:

small intestine;

What is the stimulus that triggers defecation?

distension of the rectal wall by feces;

Choose the type of movement that is NOT present in the small intestine:

receptive relaxation;

Choose the type of movement that is NOT present in the small intestine:

mass movements;

The factor that inhibits motility of the small intestine:

secretin

How much of gastric secretion is released in cephalic phase?

20 %;

Choose the INCORRECT answer about pancreatic secretion:

pancreatic secretion is regulated only by nervous mechanisms;

The gastric secretion is stimulated by following factors, EXCEPT:

norepinephrine

gastric and cephalic;

all phases;

The gallbladder contraction is stimulated by:

cholecystokinin

The gastrin is secreted by:

G cells in the stomach;

Choose the factor that inhibits stomach movements:

secretin

When H+ is secreted by parietal cells in the lumen of stomach, it is exchanged for:

K+;

The gastric digestion is most important for:

proteins