In the Motor Map of the Primary Motor Cortex

question 3

Multiple Choice

In the motor map of the primary motor cortex:

• A)Each muscle is represented by a single cortical column.
• B)Each muscle is represented by multiple columns within a single continuous region.
• C)The number of cortical columns representing a muscle is proportional to the mass of the muscle.
• D)The amount of territory representing a muscle is correlated with the degree of fine control over movements made using that muscle.
• E)Columns controlling different muscles are randomly intermixed.

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Definitions:

Cell Membrane

A biological membrane that separates the interior of all cells from the outside environment, controlling the movement of substances in and out of cells.

All-or-None Law

A principle stating that certain physiological responses will occur to their fullest extent once a stimulus reaches a threshold, without gradation in response.

Action Potential

A sudden and temporary electrical charge that sweeps through a neuron, allowing it to transmit a signal along the nerve pathway.

Neuron Fires

The process by which a neuron sends an electrical signal down its axon, transmitting information to other neurons, muscles, or glands.