Neuroscience Fundamentals Quiz

Sympathetic and parasympathetic; one prepares the body for action, while the other promotes relaxation and digestion (correct)

Central and peripheral; one controls the brain and spinal cord, while the other manages sensory and motor functions

Sensory and motor; one processes sensory information, while the other controls muscle movements

Somatic and autonomic; one controls voluntary movements, while the other regulates involuntary bodily functions

Processing of visual and auditory stimuli

Integration of sensory information and initiation of motor responses (correct)

Production of cerebrospinal fluid and protection of the brain

Regulation of hormone secretion and metabolic processes

They interfere with the functioning of the autonomic nervous system, causing disruptions in vital organ functions

They alter the structure of the peripheral nervous system, leading to sensory disturbances

They may affect neurotransmitter levels in other parts of the body, leading to unintended physiological effects (correct)

They directly target the central nervous system, affecting cognitive functions

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