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प्रश्न
Given alongside is a partial diagrammatic representation of a certain phenomenon pertaining to the nervous system.
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- Name the parts numbered 1-7.
- Name the phenomenon that the diagram depicts and define it.
- Give the technical term for the point of contact between two nerve cells.
- Name the parts not shown in the diagram that should be included to complete the pathway of the phenomenon.
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उत्तर
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- White matter
- Spinal cord
- Dorsal root (sensory)
- Association Neuron
- Ventral root
- Gray matter
- Central Canal
- The diagram depicts spinal reflex action.
It is an automatic/quick/immediate, involuntary action in the body brought about by a stimulus. - Synapse
- Receptor, sensory neuron, motor neuron, ·spinal nerve, effector muscles
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संबंधित प्रश्न
P is a cell (or group of cells) in the human body which is sensitive to a particular type of stimulus and conveys the messages to CNS through nerves Q. On the other hand, R is a part of the human body which can respond to a stimulus according to the instructions sent from the CNS through nerves S.
(a) What is P? Name five organs which contain cells (or group of cells) like P.
(b) Name the nerves Q.
(c) What is R? Give two examples of R.
(d) Name nerves S.
(e) How do messages travel through the nerves Q and S?
With the help of suitable example, describe reflex action.
Multiple choice question. Tick (✓) the correct choice:
Reflex actions occur under the control of
- brain
- medulla oblongata
- spinal cord
- cerebrum
State whether the following is
Blinking
What type of reflex is the following?
Sweating in summer
What type of reflex is the following?
Blinking of the eye
Mention, if the following statement is True or False
Reflex action is a unit of nervous action
A reflex arc in man is best described as movement of stimuli from:
If after cutting through dorsal root of a spinal nerve of a mammal, the associated receptor in skin was stimulated the animal would ______.
Categorise the following under stimulus and response.
Pain in the eye if something falls into it.
