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Neural Tissue Questions

The document contains a series of questions related to neural tissue, including statements about neuroglial cells, neurons, and synapses. It asks for identification of incorrect statements and correct matches regarding neuron types and their characteristics. Additionally, it discusses impulse conduction in myelinated neurons and the structure of cranial nerve membranes.

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Neural Tissue Questions

The document contains a series of questions related to neural tissue, including statements about neuroglial cells, neurons, and synapses. It asks for identification of incorrect statements and correct matches regarding neuron types and their characteristics. Additionally, it discusses impulse conduction in myelinated neurons and the structure of cranial nerve membranes.

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Neural Tissue Questions

Q9. Read the statements given below:


Q1. Select the incorrect statement for the labelled
parts. a) Neuroglial cells constitute only 50 % of the
A neural tissue
A B b) Glial cells provide protection and support to
neurons
B C
c) A nerve can be sensory, motor or mixed
C D
d) All spinal nerves are mixed type
D
a) A is an efferent process e) Plasma membrane of axon is called axoplasm
b) B is perikaryon
f) Neurons are absent in sponges
c) C contains Nissl’s granules
d) D are excitable cells g) In Hydra, nervous system is in the form of

Q2. Impulse in one neuron is directly transmitted to network of neurons


next neuron across electrical synapse in a normal
Select the option which includes only incorrect
healthy human. T or F
statements.
Q3. Neural tissue consists of only neurons. T or F

Q4. In ______________ synapse, pre- and post- 1) b, c, d, f, g


synaptic neurons are connected by gap junctions. 2) a, e
Q5. All of the following are true for neurons except 3) a, e, f
a) At nodes of Ranvier, myelin sheath is absent 4) a, c, e
but neurilemma is present
b) Schwann cells are glial cells and form myelin Q10. Which of the following is a correct sequence for
sheath in CNS the membranes in a cranial nerve from inside to
c) Non-myelinated neurons are present in ANS
outside?
and SNS
d) Myelinated neurons are found in CNS
a) Myelin sheath – Axolemma – Schwann cell –
Q6. Select the correct match. Neurilemma - epineurium
a) Unipolar neuron – One dendrite b) Epineurium – Perineurium – Endoneurium –
b) Bipolar neuron – Hydra
Neurilemma -Myelin sheath
c) Pseudounipolar neuron - Dorsal root ganglion
of spinal nerve c) Axolemma – Myelin sheath – Neurilemma –
d) Multipolar neuron – Retina
Endoneurium – Perineurium - Epineurium
Q7. _______________ tissue exerts the greatest d) Axolemma – Neurilemma – Myelin sheath –
control over the body’s responsiveness to changing
Endoneurium – Perineurium - Epineurium
conditions.

Q8. Assertion: Impulse conduction is faster in


myelinated neurons

Reason: In medullated neurons, impulse jump


from one node to another

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