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Match the region with its function Inferior Colliculus ✓ Superior Colliculus Periaquaductal (Central) Gray Thalamus Primary Somatosensory Cortex Primary Auditory Cortex Primary Motor Cortex Broca's Area Prefrontal Cortex Hippocampus A. Hearing Reflex B. Relay center to the cerebral cortex C. Site of spatial discrimination D. Pain Modulation E. Visual Reflex F. Motor speech area that controls muscles of tongue and mouth G. Consciuos control of precise, skilled, voluntary movements H. Spatial learning; consolidation of long term memory LOversees personality, cogntion, recall, judgement, and working (short term) memory Interprets information from inner ear as pitch, loudness, location
Match the following with the most appropriate description Phasic Adaptation Tonic Adaptation Pacinian corpuscles tactile receptors Merkel's receptors A A, slow adapting: produces action potentials throughout the duration of the stimulus B. fast adapting; encode only the onset and offset of a stimulus C. very rapidly adapting encapsulated receptors that detect vibration and pressure D. slow adapting receptors that sense vertical indentations in non-hairy skin E slow adapting receptors that sense vertical indentations in hairy skin
The absolute refractory period is caused by these channels being either in their "open state" or "inactivated state": A Voltage gated calcium channels OB. Ligand gated sodium channels OC Ligand gated calcium channels D. Voltage gated sodium channels OE. Ligand gated potassium channels OF Voltage gated potassium channels