Neuroanatomy

4th part of anatomy course at umed.wroc.pl

4th part of anatomy course at umed.wroc.pl


M. G.
This flashcard set delves into the intricate structures and functions of the nervous system at a university level, focusing on key components like the nerve, nucleus, tract, and various parts of the brain and spinal cord. It covers essential topics such as the artery, lobe, and neuron, providing detailed insights into the dorsal columns, ventricles, and other critical areas. Medical students and professionals will find this flashcard set invaluable for understanding the complex relationships between different neural structures and their roles in the body, enhancing their knowledge of neuroanatomy for clinical practice and academic study.
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277
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8
Sprache
Englisch
Kategorie
Medizin
Stufe
Universität
Erstellt / Aktualisiert
23.05.2017 / 21.05.2018

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The arteries of the brain:

Lesion resulting in a fluent aphasia (patient has) faster than normal and has difficulty in finding the right words:

Which sentence related with cerebral aqueduct is correct:

Which of the following is not a subarachnoid cistern?

The CSF enters the subarachnoid space by:

Which of the following is not a part of lateral ventricle?

Lesion in the parietal association areas are associated with:

It represents a special visceral efferent (SVE) cell column whos axons innervate the larynx and pharynx. Which nucleus does this sentence refer to:

Which part of the lateral ventricle is devoid of choroid plexus?

The preganglionic sympathethic neurons are found in following spinal cord segments:

Mark the false sentence:

The nerve fibers conducting limb position and motion sensation are in relation to other somatosensory nerves:

All of the following tracts decussate in the ventral white commisure except the:

The segment of lateral ventricle anterior to the foramen of Monro is called:

Which of the following thalamic nuclei has a motor function

Choose the wrong juxtaposition: functional/anatomical part of the cerebellum

The basilar artery gives rise to:

Semicircular duct opens to:

Which anatomical detail belongs to the lateral wall of the tympanic cavity

The spinothalamic tracts:

The neurons transmitting the somatosensory impulses from the “bla” cerebral cortex run through the following structures:

All of the following landmarks or lines form an extensive part of some boundary of the parietal lobe except:

Which of the following belong to the limbic lobe:

The functional components of the spinal nerve are the following fibers:

The largest nucleus located in the midbrain, the generation of which results in Parkinson’s disease is the:

All of the following statements concerning the subarachnoid space are correct except:

Select the only statement about the hypothalamus that is true.

The dural sac of the spinal cord contains:

Which gyrus does not belong to the parietal lobe?

The aqueous humor in the anterior and posterior chambers are:

A patient with a skull fracture through the right tympanic cavity has pain on that side. The most likely cause is damage to the:

A patient is suffering from ipsilateral paralyzing of soft palate, pharynx, and larynx leading to dysphonia (hoarseness) which nerve is damaged?

Lesion of the facial nerve can result in:

Lesion of the trigeminal nerve can result in EXCEPT:

Which gyrus belongs to the occipital lobe?

General sensation from the head conducted nerve EXCEPT:

Nerve supply of the lacrimal gland

Point the rate of pyramidal tracts that decussate on the level of the medulla

The diencephalon is the part of the:

All of the following statements concerning the internal carotid artery are correct EXCEPT:

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