brain and spinal cord
lateral ventricles with III ventride in brain
IV ventricle with optic ventride
middle ear with pharynx
B. lateral ventricles with III ventride in brain
nerves
neuron
nephron
brain
grey matter
white matter
both (a) and (b)
none of these
Olfactory, trochlear, abducens
Trigeminal, facial, auditory
Vagus, facial, abducens
Abducens, trochlear, oculomotor
diocoel (III Ventride)
metacoel (IV Ventride)
olfactocoel
optocoel
Obeying an order
Release of saliva seeing sweets
Perspiration due to heat
Closing of eyelids against fricking
CNS
autonomic nervous system
peripheral nervous system
sympathetic nervous system
motor
sensory
both (a) and (b)
none of these
optic
trigeminal
olfactory
abducen
optic
facial
vagus
mandibular
release of more adrenalin
release of more acetylcholine
exhaustion of neurotransmitter
none of these
inhibitory
stimulatory
both (a) and (b)
at times inhibitory and at times stimulatory
acetylcholine
norepinephrine
noradrenaline
none of these
Heart tissue
Nervous tissue
Muscle tissue
Epithelial tissue
contraction of hair muscles
contraction of pupil
stimulation of sweat glands
acceleration of heart beats
Optic
Olfactory
Vagus
Trochlear
cerebrum
cerebellum
pons varolii
medulla oblongata
brain and spinal cord
lateral ventricles with III ventride in brain
IV ventricle with optic ventride
middle ear with pharynx
muscle contractions
reflex movement and equilibrium
activity of visceral organs
both (a) and (b)
amplitude of action potentials in the neuron
amplitude and frequency of action potentials in a neuron
frequency of action potentials in a neuron
amplitude of resting and action potentials in a neuron
dorsal root
ventral root
cranial nerves
central canal
hypothalamus
crura cerebri
cerebrospinal sheath
meninges
stimulating agent
brain
nerve fibre
synapses
cerebellum
cerebrum
medulla oblongata
none of these
foramen magnum
corpus callosum
corpus spongiosum
corpora quadrigemina
cerebellum
medulla
pons
diencephalon
pia mater
dura mater
arachnoid
none of these
I and II
II and III
I and III
III and IV
carried by afferent and efferent branches
not carried by afferent and efferent branches
carried away and brought by efferent branches
brought by afferent and carried by efferent branches
saltatory conduction
speed of conduction
reflex actions
direction of propagation of impulses
an impulse will continue to be conducted until the stimulus is removed
an impulse will be generated if the stimulus is of a particular strength, below which there won't be any response and increase above the minimal does not produce any enhanced effect
the brain receives the complete information or does not receive at all
none of these