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Taking the example of the heart beat, justify the antagonistic action of sympathetic and parasymphathetic nervous system.
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Name 2 tissues which provide control and coordination in animals.
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What is the simplest kind of nerve pathway? (1mark )
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5th August 2021,
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What muscle fibre means?
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25th June 2021,
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function of neuron
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25th June 2021,
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what is control and coordination
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why the arteries are deeply seated in the body ? where as veins are seated on peripheral part of the body
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23rd January 2021,
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How does muscle make movement?
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5th October 2020,
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What is synapse
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7th September 2020,
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what is mean by relax arc
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8th July 2020,
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29th April 2020,
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A: Brain is a delicate organ which is protected from injury by the skull. R: The bony box ( skull) protects the brain from shock
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19th February 2020,
11:33 AM
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Name the special protein having by muscles.
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18th February 2020,
11:57 PM
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What is the significance of reflex action?
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11th February 2020,
9:52 PM
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How do Axon and Dendron differ functionally ?
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27th January 2020,
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What do you mean by saying relay motor neurons and relay sense of smell
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14th September 2019,
7:14 PM
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which part of reflex action take the dicision spinal cord or brain explain
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22nd August 2019,
9:41 PM
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My textbook says that peristalsis is an inborn reflex action although involuntary but here you say that although peristalsis is an involuntary action it isn't a reflex action, please explain
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20th August 2019,
12:56 PM
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How is chemical signal converted into electric signal in neurons during reception of any stimulus?
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2nd August 2019,
1:27 PM
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can people without eye sight can cry?
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3rd June 2019,
1:31 PM
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Define effectors
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20th May 2019,
8:24 PM
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During the transmission of nerve impulses through a nerve fibre, the potential on the inner side of the plasma membrane has which type of electrical charge?
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15th March 2019,
4:02 PM
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Defective action of which neurotransmitter of brain leads to Parkinson’s disease?
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15th March 2019,
4:01 PM
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Name one olfactory receptor
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21st February 2019,
3:15 PM
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Function of neuron
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11th November 2018,
9:50 AM
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Why do animals have neural and hormonal system of control and coordination but plants have only hormonal system?
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19th October 2018,
8:08 PM
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what is the function of synapse?
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8th September 2018,
10:11 AM
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name all types of recepetors present in our body???
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12th August 2018,
9:16 PM
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2 components of peripheral nervous system?☺ cranial and spinal or voluntary and involuntary
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9th August 2018,
10:55 AM
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My sir has taught that the function of neuron is excitiability and conductiability. Is it right?
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9th July 2018,
5:12 PM
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What is reflex action? How it differ from normal function of the brain.
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8th July 2018,
3:54 PM
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Trace the sequence of events (reflex arc) which occur when a bright light is focussed on our eyes.
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28th March 2018,
9:23 PM
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(¡)Define hormone. Write any four characterstic of hormones in humans.
(¡¡)Name the disorder caused by the following situations :
(a) Under secretion of growth hormone
(b) Over secretion of growth hormone
(c) Under secretion of insulin
(d) Deficiency of iodine
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9th December 2017,
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3rd October 2017,
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What happens at the synapse between two neurons?
What happens at the synapse between two neurons?
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30th August 2017,
11:47 AM
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is there any difference between neurolemma and myelin sheath?
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19th August 2017,
10:19 PM
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(a) What is the structural and functional unit of nervous system ? Name any of its two components. (b) Which structure in a neuron helps to conduct a nerve impulse : (i) towards the cell body. (ii) away from the body.
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25th July 2017,
11:05 AM
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Draw the diagram shown here and label on it the position of motor neuron, relay neuron and spinal cord. Which common pathway are these three associated with?
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25th July 2017,
11:05 AM
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Which part of the nervous system controls reflex arcs? With the help of a diagram trace the sequence of events, which occur when we touch a hot object? Mention the part of the neuron that acquires information and the form in which information travels?
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25th July 2017,
11:05 AM
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How are involuntary actions different from reflex actions?
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25th July 2017,
11:05 AM
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Briefly explain the reflex arc.
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25th July 2017,
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What are spinal reflexes? Explain the path followed by them.
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25th July 2017,
11:05 AM
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Which receptor detects or perceives the stimulus of cold?
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25th July 2017,
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What is a reflex action?
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25th July 2017,
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What acts as a receptor in humans?
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25th July 2017,
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Trace the sequence of events occurring during sneezing.
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17th September 2016,
10:04 PM
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State the events in sequence that take place when an electrical impulse travels from a dendritic tip of a nerve cell to another nerve cell.
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4th June 2014,
1:23 PM
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Describe the steps involved in reflex action.
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4th June 2014,
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How the information from nervous tissue regulate our muscle actions?
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4th June 2014,
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What are voluntary actions? How their functioning is controlled?
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4th June 2014,
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What is the difference between reflex actions and involuntary actions?
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12th May 2014,
3:36 PM
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(a) What is reflex arc? (b) How do muscle cells move?
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19th November 2013,
10:59 AM
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Write the function and location of following receptors: i. Phonoreceptors ii.Tangoreceptors
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19th November 2013,
10:55 AM
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What are the gustatory receptors?
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19th November 2013,
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What is a receptor?
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19th November 2013,
10:49 AM
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State the functions of any three of the structural and functional unit of nervous system.
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18th November 2013,
11:39 PM
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Draw a labelled diagram of a neuron. List its functions.
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18th November 2013,
11:36 PM
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What happens at the synapse between two neurons?
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18th November 2013,
11:29 PM
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What is the function of receptors in human body? Name two types of receptors found in humans. What problems are likely to occur if receptors do not work properly?
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18th November 2013,
11:20 PM
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Explain the functioning of sensory receptors.
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18th November 2013,
11:00 PM
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Explain the mechanism involved in reflex action
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29th July 2009,
9:48 PM
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What is reflex action?
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