AstrocytesThesecells storeglycogengrowthconeEnd of an axonthat movesforward asfilopodia stretchoutZ-linesThe start andend boundariesof eachsarcomere arecalled....ReflexchainhypothesisHypothesis of thebasis oflocomotion thatsuggests it is achain of sensoryand motor reflexesEctodermGerm layerthat becomesepidermisand nervoussystemSmoothMuscleThe cells ofthis muscletype haveonly onenucleusCrossedextensorreflexReflex keepsyou standingwhen youstep on LegoMicrogliaBatman of the glialworld. Move toarea of celldamage when thebat signal is sentoutPosteriorPituitaryThis glandreleasesoxytocin andvasopressinPupillaryconstrictionShining a light inyour eye shouldcause this if youmidbrain isworking normally.SHHA candidatemolecule forestablishing thedorsal-ventralorganization of theearly nervoussystem isNecrosisDramaticdeath bycatastrophicruptureAdaptiveimmunesystemresponseSlower immuneresponse thatgenerates aspecificantibodieshalf-ceneteroscillatorsimplest form of arhythm generatorwhere 2 neuronsreciprocally inhibiteach other so thattheir pathways taketurns being activeChordinProtein thatleads todifferentiationof cells intoneural tissueGlialScarThese areformed byreactiveastrocytesaround an areaof brain injuryfMRIimaging methodthat noninvasivelydetects brainactivity based onlocalized changesin bloodoxygenationCardiacMuscleThese muscle cellsare primarily attachedto each other, areelectrically coupled,and can contractwithout neural inputPhantomlimb painChronic paincondition that isa result ofplasticityfollowing limbamputationPurkinjecellsThesecerebellarneuronsuse GABARetinoicAcidA candidatemolecule forestablishing therostral-caudalorganization of theearly nervoussystem isbeta-catenintranscriptionfactor thatdelays theonsetneurogenesisApoptosisProgrammedCell deathin-situhybridizationThe lab technique that useslabeled probes to visualizeRNA transcripts is known as_______________________.Constraintinducedmovementtherapyapproach thatconfines anunaffected arm toforce use of anaffected arm tostimulate plasticityneuralcrestThe cell type indevelopment that goes onto form melanocytes, bonecells in the skull, andcranial nerves are the_____________________cells.SkeletalMusclestripedmuscle withmultiplenucleiActinThinfilamentsare madeof thisChoroidPlexusMaterialthatproducesCSFInnateimmuneresponseFast responsetriggered byinjury. Cytokinesand chemokinesare releasedOptokineticReflexReflexthataddressesretinal slipNeurogenesisProcess in whichprogenitor cellsstop replicatingand differentiateinto neuronsCircleofWillisStructure of bloodvessels that helpsprotect the brain byproviding astructure ofcompensatory flowAnteriorpituitaryInfluences byreleasing hormonesto create differenttypes of hormonesthat are carriedthrough the bloodstream to theirtargetsMyosinThere areseveral differentisoforms of thismotor proteinirradiationTerm given toexplain that themagnitude ofresponse adjustswith the strengthof the stimulusMirrorneuronsNeurons in thepremotor cortex thatfire during bothperformed actionsand when observedsomeone elseperforming the sameactionPotassiumbufferingAstrocytes helpminimize celldeath throughthis process ofabosorption ofexcess ionsCentralPatternGeneratorHypothesis thatrhythmicmovements arecreated within theCNS withoutsensory inputAstrocytesThesecells storeglycogengrowthconeEnd of an axonthat movesforward asfilopodia stretchoutZ-linesThe start andend boundariesof eachsarcomere arecalled....ReflexchainhypothesisHypothesis of thebasis oflocomotion thatsuggests it is achain of sensoryand motor reflexesEctodermGerm layerthat becomesepidermisand nervoussystemSmoothMuscleThe cells ofthis muscletype haveonly onenucleusCrossedextensorreflexReflex keepsyou standingwhen youstep on LegoMicrogliaBatman of the glialworld. Move toarea of celldamage when thebat signal is sentoutPosteriorPituitaryThis glandreleasesoxytocin andvasopressinPupillaryconstrictionShining a light inyour eye shouldcause this if youmidbrain isworking normally.SHHA candidatemolecule forestablishing thedorsal-ventralorganization of theearly nervoussystem isNecrosisDramaticdeath bycatastrophicruptureAdaptiveimmunesystemresponseSlower immuneresponse thatgenerates aspecificantibodieshalf-ceneteroscillatorsimplest form of arhythm generatorwhere 2 neuronsreciprocally inhibiteach other so thattheir pathways taketurns being activeChordinProtein thatleads todifferentiationof cells intoneural tissueGlialScarThese areformed byreactiveastrocytesaround an areaof brain injuryfMRIimaging methodthat noninvasivelydetects brainactivity based onlocalized changesin bloodoxygenationCardiacMuscleThese muscle cellsare primarily attachedto each other, areelectrically coupled,and can contractwithout neural inputPhantomlimb painChronic paincondition that isa result ofplasticityfollowing limbamputationPurkinjecellsThesecerebellarneuronsuse GABARetinoicAcidA candidatemolecule forestablishing therostral-caudalorganization of theearly nervoussystem isbeta-catenintranscriptionfactor thatdelays theonsetneurogenesisApoptosisProgrammedCell deathin-situhybridizationThe lab technique that useslabeled probes to visualizeRNA transcripts is known as_______________________.Constraintinducedmovementtherapyapproach thatconfines anunaffected arm toforce use of anaffected arm tostimulate plasticityneuralcrestThe cell type indevelopment that goes onto form melanocytes, bonecells in the skull, andcranial nerves are the_____________________cells.SkeletalMusclestripedmuscle withmultiplenucleiActinThinfilamentsare madeof thisChoroidPlexusMaterialthatproducesCSFInnateimmuneresponseFast responsetriggered byinjury. Cytokinesand chemokinesare releasedOptokineticReflexReflexthataddressesretinal slipNeurogenesisProcess in whichprogenitor cellsstop replicatingand differentiateinto neuronsCircleofWillisStructure of bloodvessels that helpsprotect the brain byproviding astructure ofcompensatory flowAnteriorpituitaryInfluences byreleasing hormonesto create differenttypes of hormonesthat are carriedthrough the bloodstream to theirtargetsMyosinThere areseveral differentisoforms of thismotor proteinirradiationTerm given toexplain that themagnitude ofresponse adjustswith the strengthof the stimulusMirrorneuronsNeurons in thepremotor cortex thatfire during bothperformed actionsand when observedsomeone elseperforming the sameactionPotassiumbufferingAstrocytes helpminimize celldeath throughthis process ofabosorption ofexcess ionsCentralPatternGeneratorHypothesis thatrhythmicmovements arecreated within theCNS withoutsensory input

Phys Psych II Mid Term Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. These cells store glycogen
    Astrocytes
  2. End of an axon that moves forward as filopodia stretch out
    growth cone
  3. The start and end boundaries of each sarcomere are called....
    Z- lines
  4. Hypothesis of the basis of locomotion that suggests it is a chain of sensory and motor reflexes
    Reflex chain hypothesis
  5. Germ layer that becomes epidermis and nervous system
    Ectoderm
  6. The cells of this muscle type have only one nucleus
    Smooth Muscle
  7. Reflex keeps you standing when you step on Lego
    Crossed extensor reflex
  8. Batman of the glial world. Move to area of cell damage when the bat signal is sent out
    Microglia
  9. This gland releases oxytocin and vasopressin
    Posterior Pituitary
  10. Shining a light in your eye should cause this if you midbrain is working normally.
    Pupillary constriction
  11. A candidate molecule for establishing the dorsal-ventral organization of the early nervous system is
    SHH
  12. Dramatic death by catastrophic rupture
    Necrosis
  13. Slower immune response that generates a specific antibodies
    Adaptive immune system response
  14. simplest form of a rhythm generator where 2 neurons reciprocally inhibit each other so that their pathways take turns being active
    half-ceneter oscillator
  15. Protein that leads to differentiation of cells into neural tissue
    Chordin
  16. These are formed by reactive astrocytes around an area of brain injury
    Glial Scar
  17. imaging method that noninvasively detects brain activity based on localized changes in blood oxygenation
    fMRI
  18. These muscle cells are primarily attached to each other, are electrically coupled, and can contract without neural input
    Cardiac Muscle
  19. Chronic pain condition that is a result of plasticity following limb amputation
    Phantom limb pain
  20. These cerebellar neurons use GABA
    Purkinje cells
  21. A candidate molecule for establishing the rostral-caudal organization of the early nervous system is
    Retinoic Acid
  22. transcription factor that delays the onset neurogenesis
    beta-catenin
  23. Programmed Cell death
    Apoptosis
  24. The lab technique that uses labeled probes to visualize RNA transcripts is known as _______________________.
    in-situ hybridization
  25. approach that confines an unaffected arm to force use of an affected arm to stimulate plasticity
    Constraint induced movement therapy
  26. The cell type in development that goes on to form melanocytes, bone cells in the skull, and cranial nerves are the _____________________ cells.
    neural crest
  27. striped muscle with multiple nuclei
    Skeletal Muscle
  28. Thin filaments are made of this
    Actin
  29. Material that produces CSF
    Choroid Plexus
  30. Fast response triggered by injury. Cytokines and chemokines are released
    Innate immune response
  31. Reflex that addresses retinal slip
    Optokinetic Reflex
  32. Process in which progenitor cells stop replicating and differentiate into neurons
    Neurogenesis
  33. Structure of blood vessels that helps protect the brain by providing a structure of compensatory flow
    Circle of Willis
  34. Influences by releasing hormones to create different types of hormones that are carried through the blood stream to their targets
    Anterior pituitary
  35. There are several different isoforms of this motor protein
    Myosin
  36. Term given to explain that the magnitude of response adjusts with the strength of the stimulus
    irradiation
  37. Neurons in the premotor cortex that fire during both performed actions and when observed someone else performing the same action
    Mirror neurons
  38. Astrocytes help minimize cell death through this process of abosorption of excess ions
    Potassium buffering
  39. Hypothesis that rhythmic movements are created within the CNS without sensory input
    Central Pattern Generator