| Physiology And Viva Questions -
15-02-2007, 12:16 AM
What are the characteristics of a nerve fibre ?
Excitability
conductivity
threshold stimulus
all or none law
accommodation
What are receptors?
Transducers that convert the various forms of energy in environment to action potential.
What are the types of receptors ?
Tonic and phasic
What are the properies of receptors?
specificity
adaptation
What is rheobase and utilization time?
Weakest current which can excite a tissue if allowed to flow through it for and an adequate time .
The time for which the current must be applied is called utilization time .
What are the properties of a synapse ?
Exicitatory post synaptic potential
Inhibitory post synaptic potential
What are the types of synapses ?
Axosomatic
Axodendritic
Dendrodendritic
Axoaxonal
Neuromuscular junction
Differentiate between Aortic and Carotid sinus and the body?
Aortic and carotid sinus : baroreceptor
Aortic and carotid body: mechanoreceptor
What are the important zones of a neuron?
Receptor zone
Axon hillock.....where action potential is generated
Axon
Nerve ending or axon telodendria or terminal buttons
What are the properties of heart?
ELECTRICAL
excitability
auto-rhythmicity
conductivity
MECHANICAL
contractility
all or none law
refractory period
Best of luck.
-Suman better heart 4 better nepal |