A Part of the brain located in the medial temporal lobe which consisting mainly of grey matter which plays the role in memory and emotion.
1.Amygdala
2.Hippocampus
3.Fornix
4.Thalamus
According to Hooper and Potter's study of 25 chief executives, which of the following were crucial to the successful management of organizational change?
1.Effective communication.
2.Self-pacing.
3.Setting a good personal example.
4.All three of the above.
Action potential is also known as ______________
1.polarization
2.spike potential
3.both
4.none of the above
As a part of the immune system, white blood cells fight germs. Another name for white blood cells is called
1.Rhinnivirus
2.Leukocytes
3.Glands
4.Nodes
As long as a person has no symptom of an STI, he or she is
1.cannot pass on an STI
2.does not have an STI
3.a and b
4.none of the above
As long as a person has no symptom of an STI, he or she is
1.cannot pass on an STI
2.does not have an STI
3.a and b
4.none of the above
Bark of the tree is the meaning for ______________
1.cerebrum
2.cerebellum
3.cerebral cortex
4.hemisphere
Calcitonin is a hormone of which of following
1.Adrenal cortex
2.Thyroid gland
3.Pituitary gland
4.Thymus gland
Castration in adulthood
1.will produce a high voice because of decreased testosterone production
2.will produce a high voice because of the pain that accompanies the procedure
3.will not produce a high voice because the larynx has already grown
4.The research is still unclear about the effects of castration on the larynx
Damage of which part of the brain causes Kluver Bucy syndrome
1.Posterior pituitary
2.Posterior Temporal
3.Anterior temporal lobe
4.Amygdala
Drugs that excite neurons and cause them to fire are called ______________
1.agonists
2.transmitters
3.receptors
4.none of the obove
Each hormones specificity is determined by
1.whether it is a corticosteroid or a gonadotropic hormone
2.its ability to interact with a specific receptor
3.the signalling cascade it initiates
4.whether it is lipophilic or lipophobic
How many lobes are there in the human brain:
1.3
2.4
3.5
4.6
Immune system is made up of
1.Tissues
2.Organs
3.Cells
4.the above All
In male, sex hormone that maintains sexual organs and secondary sex characteristics is
1.progesterone
2.estrogen
3.testosterone
4.relaxin
In which stage of GAS, the person may actually start to feel better
1.Alarm
2.Resistance
3.Exhaustion
4.Termination
Microglia is a type of ______________
1.glial cells
2.nerve cells
3.neurons
4.none of the above
Movement of hair cells in the ______________ triggers nerve impulses which are then sent to the brain.
1.pinna
2.cochlea
3.malleus
4.retina
Name the hormone, which is released by the posterior pituitary.
1.Oxytocin
2.TSH
3.ICSH
4.Prolactin
Rapid and ballistic movement of the eye is called
1.vergence
2.smooth pursuit
3.vestibulo-ocular
4.saccades
Soma is also called as ______________
1.cell body
2.dendrite
3.axon
4.neuron
STIs are most common in which age group:
1.Teens and young adults up to age 24
2.People ages 30 to 45
3.People 60 and older
4.All of the above
The concentration of hormones in the bloodstream is regulated by
1.production of receptor antagonists
2.indirect growth promoting effects
3.nutritional signals to the endocrine gland
4.positive and negative feedback loops
The endocrine gland which contributes to setting the bodys biological clock is the
1.pineal gland
2.pituitary gland
3.thymus gland
4.thyroid gland
The female sex hormone is
1.progesterone
2.introitus
3.androgen
4.testosterone
The female sex hormone is
1.progesterone
2.introitus
3.androgen
4.testosterone
The portion of ANS that produces the fight or flight response:
1.parasympathetic
2.sympathetic
3.somatic
4.autonomic
The second stage of the sexual response cycle is
1.orgasm
2.excitement
3.resolution
4.plateau
The study of organizational behavior includes an understanding of which of the following:
1.the process of management.
2.interactions with the external environment.
3.organizational processes and the execution of work.
4.organizational processes and the execution of work.
The term performance anxiety refers to
1.fear of failing to achieve a sustained erection
2.fear of having sex in public places
3.fear of criticism from the sexual partner
4.fear of not achieving orgasm
The third and shortest phases of the sexual response cycle is
1.resolution
2.orgasm
3.plateau
4.excitement
This plays a major role in light adaptation.
1.hair cells
2.rods
3.cones
4.medial nucleus
To lower your risk of getting an STI
1.use a condom
2.do not have multiple sex partners
3.as a young person, delay having sexual relations as long as possible
4.all the above
What gland is located just superior to the kidneys:
1.Pituitary
2.Adrenal
3.Pancreas
4.ovaries
What is cochlea filled with:
1.air
2.vacuum
3.fluid
4.water
What is the stimulus for vision:
1.electromagnetic energy
2.electrovisual energy
3.electrostatic energy
4.electroconvulsive energy
What is the visible part of the ear called:
1.tibia
2.cochlea
3.pinna
4.funnel
What structure provides the boundary between middle and inner ear:
1.tympanic membrane
2.cochlea
3.pinna
4.oval window
When do the women become sexually receptive:
1.ovulation
2.menstrual cycle
3.cyst formation
4.menstruation
When the needs of the individual and the organization are ______________, conflict and frustration can arise.
1.consistent.
2.compatible.
3.similar.
4.incompatible.
Where does the action potential originate:
1.axon terminal
2.axon hillock
3.cellbody
4.dendrite
Which gland in your body is responsible for stress response:
1.Lymph gland
2.Pituitary gland
3.Thyroid gland
4.All the above
Which major organ can be affected by untreated syphilis:
1.heart
2.brain
3.liver
4.both a and b
Which of the following hormones are responsible for the fight-or-flight response:
1.Epinephrine and norepinephrine
2.Insulin and glucagon
3.Esrtogen and progesterone
4.Thyroxin and melatonin.
Which of the following is both an endocrine and exocrine gland:
1.thyroid gland
2.pancreas
3.parathyroid gland
4.adrenal gland
Which of the following is not a set of opponent process colours according to the opponent process theory:
1.red/green
2.yellow/blue
3.red/blue
4.white/black
Which of the following is the largest lobe:
1.frontal lobe
2.parietal lobe
3.occipital lobe
4.temporal lobe
Which one of the following is not one of the six senses:
1.proprioception
2.transduction
3.olfaction
4.taste
Which part of the brain acts as bridge between LTM and STM:
1.hippocampus
2.thalamus
3.midbrain
4.septum
Which stimulates the production of progesterone:
1.LH
2.GH
3.TSH
4.FSH