Neuroclub Part 1 Jeopardy Template

Brain Cells	Brain anatomy 1	Nervous Systems	Brain anatomy 2	Neurotransmitters
100 What are the two types of cells in the brain? Neurons and Glia	100 What region of the brain is incorporated with memory? Hippocampus	100 How many types (including subtypes, not including 'nervous system') of nervous systems are there? 6	100 What joins the two hemispheres of the brain? The corpus callosum	100 What psychological problem is associated with serotonin? Depression
200 What type of cell is most common in the brain? Glial cell (Glia)	200 Where are emotions (ex: fear) processed? Amygdala	200 What are the two components to the central nervous system? Brain and spinal cord	200 What brain lobe processes visual stimuli? Occipital lobe	200 What disease is related to dopamine? Parkinson's
300 What chemicals are sent across neurons? Neurotransmitters	300 What area of the brain is associated with speech production? Broca's area	300 What specific nervous system is associated with being relaxed, and in a comfortable state? Parasympathetic nervous system	300 What is the frontal lobe associated with? Thinking, and learning	300 What neurotransmitter is associated with the "fight or flight" response? Norepinipherine
400 What cells create the myelin sheath for the neurons of the peripheral nervous system? Schwann cells	400 What specialized cortex is located at the front of the parietal cortex? Sensory cortex or somatosensory cortex	400 What specific nervous system is associated with a "fight or flight" response? Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS)	400 What hemisphere of the brain do visual stimuli from the right eye go to get processed? Left hemisphere	400 What neurotransmitter is linked to anxiety? GABA
500 What cells act as the immune system (inflammatory cells) in the brain? Microglia (microglial cells)	500 What region of the brain is linked to obesity? Ventromedial hypothalamus	500 Name all nervous systems in "order." CNS, PNS, SNS, ANS, Parasympathetic NS, Sympathetic NS	500 What specialized cortex is located at the end of the frontal cortex? Primary motor cortex	500 What are the three functions of acetylcholine? Attention, arousal, movement, and/or memory

NeuroClub Part 1

Press F11 for full screen mode