What is the neuron, which conducts nerve impulses towards the central nervous system called?

The effector of a reflex is _________.

The brain and the spinal cord are enveloped by three membranes; they are collectively called ______.

The motor areas of the cerebrum are associated with which of the following?

The part of mammalian brain involved in muscular coordination is ___________.

The chemical substance that is released in a synapse during the transmission of a nerve impulse is ___________.

The receptors of the skin which respond to pressure are called ___________.

Rhodopsin is a pigment found in ___________.

The outside of the brain and the inside of the spinal cord are composed chiefly of which of the following?

The receptors of the skin which respond to sensitivity to light touch are called _________.

Which of the following is the longest cranial nerve that innervates regions of body other than the head?

Where do the spinal nerves have the cell bodies of their afferent fibres?

Sense organ concerned with the maintenance of equilibrium, in mammals are located in _________.

Which is the outer most layer of connective tissue covering the brain?

The inter neuronal junctions, where the axon terminations of one neuron comes very near to the dendrites of another neuron, are called _______.

Which of the following is the major site of motor control?

The seat of intelligence is the __________.

The technique of acupuncture is used ___________.

Which is the part of the brain that is responsible for maintenance of equilibrium of the body?

The ability to recognise by 'Feel' the size, shape, and texture of an object is called _____________.

Which of the following is the osmoregulatory centre in human brain?

Sensory nerve fibres enter the spinal cord through