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10 Cards in this Set
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1. Cerebrospinal fluid is found in all of the below except:
a. brain ventricles b. central canal of the spinal cord c. subarachnoid space d. outside the dura mater |
D
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2. Motor areas on one side of the brain control skeletal muscle movement of the opposite side of the body because:
a. the motor cortex is only on the left side of the brain b. the motor tracts cross at the medulla c. the motor control is only on the right side of the brain d. the cerebral hemispheres are assymetrical |
B
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3. Which cerebral lobe contains the visual cortex?:
a. frontal b. temporal c. insula d. occipital e. parietal |
D
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4. The cortex of the upper brain is:
a. white matter b. gray matter c. white and gray matter d. meninges |
B
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5. Which of the following is derived from the metencephalon?:
a. cerebellum b. medulla c. thalamus d. cerebrum |
A
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6. Folds or convolutions which protrude from the cerebral surface are called:
a. gyri b. fissures c. sulci d. hemispheres e. vermis |
A
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7. The left and right sides of the cerebrum are separated into hemispheres by the:
a. gyri b. longitudinal fissures c. corpus callosum d. transverse fissure e. central sulcus |
B
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8. The terminal, cone shaped end of the spinal cord is the:
a. medulla b. plexus c. cauda equina d. conus medularis |
D
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9. The meninges
a. are made of cartilage b. are included as neuroglia c. end at the foramen magnum d. are connective tissue |
D
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10. The control center for respiration is located in the:
a. medulla b. hypothalamus c. cerebrum d. thalamus e. cerebellum |
B
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