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Question 1

Amaya was in a car accident and suffered a serious head injury. She now has difficulty with balance and coordination. Which part of Amaya's brain was likely damaged in the accident?
◦ Limbic system
◦ Frontal lobes
◦ Cerebellum
◦ Medulla

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At a sporting event, fans often engage in doing the "wave." This is where one section of the stands rises to their feet with their arms extended over their head. As they return to their seat, the next section of the stands rises. This behavior continues all along the stands to the end. With respect to neurons, the wave is similar to the __________.
◦ refractory period of the neuron
◦ action potential of the neuron
◦ resting potential of the neuron
◦ depolarization of the neuron
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