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The motor actions of the tongue and swallowing are controlled by the

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Mamillary bodies

Front 2

What is the connecting tract between halves of the limbic system?

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Fornix

Front 3

The medial partition between the lateral ventricles is (the)

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septum pellucidum

Front 4

The telencephalon becomes the

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cerebrum

Front 5

The cortical surface of the cerebral hemispheres forms a series of grooves called

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sulci

Front 6

After flowing through the dural sinuses, CSF and blood flow into (the)

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internal jugular vein

Front 7

The major function of the superior colliculi includes reflexes involved with

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the eyes

Front 8

Which area of the basal nuclei is responsible for controlling appendicular muscle tone?

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globus pallidus

Front 9

Blood and CSF drain from the brain in (the)

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dural sinuses

Front 10

Which cranial nerve is associated with balance?

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VIII (vestibule)

Front 11

Which cerebral nucleus is most lateral and lies immediately adjacent to the insula?

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Claustrum

Front 12

The term subdural hematoma refers to blood accumulation

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between the layers of the dura

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The visual cortex is located in the ___ lobe

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occipital

Front 14

The condition of dysmetria often indicates damage to which brain region?

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cerebellum

Front 15

The extensions of the dura mater that enters the longitudinal fissue is the

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falx cerebri

Front 16

The caudate nucleus and the lentiform nucleus are anatomically separated by (the)

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internal capsule

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The choroid plexus

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is the site of production of the CSF

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Arachnoid granulations

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absorb CSF into the venous circulation

Front 19

If the trochlear nerve of the right eye were damaged, which movement would a person be unable to make?

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rolling the eye down and to the right (laterally)

Front 20

Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) from the hypothalamus

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is secreted from the supraoptic nucleus and restricts water loss at the kidneys

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Damage to which cranial nerve(s) would reduce a person's ability to taste salty and sweet foods?

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VII, IX, X

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Conscious thought processes and all intellectual functions originate in (the)

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cerebral hemispheres

Front 23

Information in the optic tract synapses in the

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lateral geniculate nucleus

Front 24

Cranial nerves that have autonomic components include

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II, VII, IX, X

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Which organ contains 98% of the neurons in the body?

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brain