AnterogradeaxoplasmictransportTransportationof vesiclesfrom soma toaxon terminalbuttonsMembranepotentialDifference inelectricalchargebetween theinside andoutside of cellPotassium(K)Ion that leavesthe cell causesrepolarizationandhyperpolarizationAstrocytesOne role ispart of theformationof the BBBArachnoidgranulationsAbsorbsCSFActionpotentialName of theelectricalsignal thattravels downand axonCorpusCallosumLargest bundleof white mattertractsconnecting the2 hemispheresAristotlebrain coolsthepassions ofthe heartEndocannabinoidsNeurotransmittersmade on demand(not stored)BotoxToxin thatpreventsAChreleaseCentralNervousSystemThe brain,brainstemand spinalcord are allpart of what...FunctionalismTo understanda characteristic,must think ofthe purpose itservesThoughtsandemotions arein the heartWhat didancientcultures thinkaboutneuroscience?Excretion4th stageof druglife cycleDendritePart of theneuron thatreceives asignalSensoryInformationType ofinformationthat cranialnerve IcarriesSchwanncellsProvidemyelinationin the PNSTherapeuticIndexRating themeasuresthe marginof safetyPostsynapticneuronNeuron that isreceivingneurotransmitter(after thesynapse) iscalled the...AgonistsDrug thatpreventsreuptake ordegradationwould be calledaAreapostremaWeakenedpart of BBBwhere toxinscan bedetectedAbsorptionFirststage ofthe druglife cycleAnimalCareCommittee(ACC)Committeethat overseesthe ethical useof animals forresearchGlialCellsCells thatsupport andprotect thenervoussystemHydrocephalusConditioncaused byobstructedCSF flowThresholdPoint atwhich anactionpotentialoccersPresynapticNeuronNeuron that isreleasingneurotransmitterinto the synapse(before thesynapse) is calledthe...EfferentPathwaysPathwaysleaving aregion orthe CNSReadyreleasepoolFirstvesiclesto bereleasedDepolarizationMembranepotentialheads in thepositivedirectionSympatheticNervousSystemSysteminvolved in"Fight, flight,freeze"RibosomeOrganellethetranslatesmRNA intoproteinCalcium(Ca)Ion required forneurotransmitterreleaseMetabotropicReceptorsReceptorsthan involvea G proteinand secondmessengerChoroidplexusProducesCSFMotorInformationType ofinformationthat cranialnerve XIIcarriesParasympatheticSystemCalled the"Rest anddigest"systemIntraperitonealInjectionintoabdominalcavityNMDAreceptorReceptor thathas Na andCa channels.Mg blocks CachannelIonotropicReceptorsReceptorsthat are fastto act whenbound by aligandInhalationDrugadministrationthat crosseslung tissueOligodendrocytesProvidemyelinationin the CNSDescartesBrain was thephysical housingfor the mind: tiltthe pineal glandand musclesinflateNicotinicReceptorsAchreceptorsfound inmusclefibersBrocaStudiedpatientswho hadstrokesIRB orREBBoard thatoversees theethical conductof researchinvolvinghumansHyperpolarizationMembranepotential becomesmore negativethan restingmembranepotentialSodium-PotassiumPumpEssential formaintainingrestingmembranepotentialSodium(Na)Ion that entersthe cellcausingdepolarizationAnterogradeaxoplasmictransportTransportationof vesiclesfrom soma toaxon terminalbuttonsMembranepotentialDifference inelectricalchargebetween theinside andoutside of cellPotassium(K)Ion that leavesthe cell causesrepolarizationandhyperpolarizationAstrocytesOne role ispart of theformationof the BBBArachnoidgranulationsAbsorbsCSFActionpotentialName of theelectricalsignal thattravels downand axonCorpusCallosumLargest bundleof white mattertractsconnecting the2 hemispheresAristotlebrain coolsthepassions ofthe heartEndocannabinoidsNeurotransmittersmade on demand(not stored)BotoxToxin thatpreventsAChreleaseCentralNervousSystemThe brain,brainstemand spinalcord are allpart of what...FunctionalismTo understanda characteristic,must think ofthe purpose itservesThoughtsandemotions arein the heartWhat didancientcultures thinkaboutneuroscience?Excretion4th stageof druglife cycleDendritePart of theneuron thatreceives asignalSensoryInformationType ofinformationthat cranialnerve IcarriesSchwanncellsProvidemyelinationin the PNSTherapeuticIndexRating themeasuresthe marginof safetyPostsynapticneuronNeuron that isreceivingneurotransmitter(after thesynapse) iscalled the...AgonistsDrug thatpreventsreuptake ordegradationwould be calledaAreapostremaWeakenedpart of BBBwhere toxinscan bedetectedAbsorptionFirststage ofthe druglife cycleAnimalCareCommittee(ACC)Committeethat overseesthe ethical useof animals forresearchGlialCellsCells thatsupport andprotect thenervoussystemHydrocephalusConditioncaused byobstructedCSF flowThresholdPoint atwhich anactionpotentialoccersPresynapticNeuronNeuron that isreleasingneurotransmitterinto the synapse(before thesynapse) is calledthe...EfferentPathwaysPathwaysleaving aregion orthe CNSReadyreleasepoolFirstvesiclesto bereleasedDepolarizationMembranepotentialheads in thepositivedirectionSympatheticNervousSystemSysteminvolved in"Fight, flight,freeze"RibosomeOrganellethetranslatesmRNA intoproteinCalcium(Ca)Ion required forneurotransmitterreleaseMetabotropicReceptorsReceptorsthan involvea G proteinand secondmessengerChoroidplexusProducesCSFMotorInformationType ofinformationthat cranialnerve XIIcarriesParasympatheticSystemCalled the"Rest anddigest"systemIntraperitonealInjectionintoabdominalcavityNMDAreceptorReceptor thathas Na andCa channels.Mg blocks CachannelIonotropicReceptorsReceptorsthat are fastto act whenbound by aligandInhalationDrugadministrationthat crosseslung tissueOligodendrocytesProvidemyelinationin the CNSDescartesBrain was thephysical housingfor the mind: tiltthe pineal glandand musclesinflateNicotinicReceptorsAchreceptorsfound inmusclefibersBrocaStudiedpatientswho hadstrokesIRB orREBBoard thatoversees theethical conductof researchinvolvinghumansHyperpolarizationMembranepotential becomesmore negativethan restingmembranepotentialSodium-PotassiumPumpEssential formaintainingrestingmembranepotentialSodium(Na)Ion that entersthe cellcausingdepolarization

W2024 Psyc 2900 Test 1 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. Transportation of vesicles from soma to axon terminal buttons
    Anterograde axoplasmic transport
  2. Difference in electrical charge between the inside and outside of cell
    Membrane potential
  3. Ion that leaves the cell causes repolarization and hyperpolarization
    Potassium (K)
  4. One role is part of the formation of the BBB
    Astrocytes
  5. Absorbs CSF
    Arachnoid granulations
  6. Name of the electrical signal that travels down and axon
    Action potential
  7. Largest bundle of white matter tracts connecting the 2 hemispheres
    Corpus Callosum
  8. brain cools the passions of the heart
    Aristotle
  9. Neurotransmitters made on demand (not stored)
    Endocannabinoids
  10. Toxin that prevents ACh release
    Botox
  11. The brain, brainstem and spinal cord are all part of what...
    Central Nervous System
  12. To understand a characteristic, must think of the purpose it serves
    Functionalism
  13. What did ancient cultures think about neuroscience?
    Thoughts and emotions are in the heart
  14. 4th stage of drug life cycle
    Excretion
  15. Part of the neuron that receives a signal
    Dendrite
  16. Type of information that cranial nerve I carries
    Sensory Information
  17. Provide myelination in the PNS
    Schwann cells
  18. Rating the measures the margin of safety
    Therapeutic Index
  19. Neuron that is receiving neurotransmitter (after the synapse) is called the...
    Postsynaptic neuron
  20. Drug that prevents reuptake or degradation would be called a
    Agonists
  21. Weakened part of BBB where toxins can be detected
    Area postrema
  22. First stage of the drug life cycle
    Absorption
  23. Committee that oversees the ethical use of animals for research
    Animal Care Committee (ACC)
  24. Cells that support and protect the nervous system
    Glial Cells
  25. Condition caused by obstructed CSF flow
    Hydrocephalus
  26. Point at which an action potential occers
    Threshold
  27. Neuron that is releasing neurotransmitter into the synapse (before the synapse) is called the...
    Presynaptic Neuron
  28. Pathways leaving a region or the CNS
    Efferent Pathways
  29. First vesicles to be released
    Ready release pool
  30. Membrane potential heads in the positive direction
    Depolarization
  31. System involved in "Fight, flight, freeze"
    Sympathetic Nervous System
  32. Organelle the translates mRNA into protein
    Ribosome
  33. Ion required for neurotransmitter release
    Calcium (Ca)
  34. Receptors than involve a G protein and second messenger
    Metabotropic Receptors
  35. Produces CSF
    Choroid plexus
  36. Type of information that cranial nerve XII carries
    Motor Information
  37. Called the "Rest and digest" system
    Parasympathetic System
  38. Injection into abdominal cavity
    Intraperitoneal
  39. Receptor that has Na and Ca channels. Mg blocks Ca channel
    NMDA receptor
  40. Receptors that are fast to act when bound by a ligand
    Ionotropic Receptors
  41. Drug administration that crosses lung tissue
    Inhalation
  42. Provide myelination in the CNS
    Oligodendrocytes
  43. Brain was the physical housing for the mind: tilt the pineal gland and muscles inflate
    Descartes
  44. Ach receptors found in muscle fibers
    Nicotinic Receptors
  45. Studied patients who had strokes
    Broca
  46. Board that oversees the ethical conduct of research involving humans
    IRB or REB
  47. Membrane potential becomes more negative than resting membrane potential
    Hyperpolarization
  48. Essential for maintaining resting membrane potential
    Sodium-Potassium Pump
  49. Ion that enters the cell causing depolarization
    Sodium (Na)