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Neuroanatomy
Preguntas del test (20)
1Motor speech is processed in:
- ABroca's area
- BWernicke's area
- CPrefrontal cortex
- DOrbito-frontal cortex
- EHypothalamus
2Comprehension of spoken and written language is processed in:
- ABroca's area
- BWernicke's area
- CFusiform gyrus
- DMedulla oblongata
- ELimbic system
3What is the function of the Amygdala?
- AModulate hypothalamus
- BFear and defensive behaviours
- CPositive affect
- DExecutive function
- EMelanin release
4What are the functions of the frontal lobe?
- AMotor speech
- BExecutive function
- CVoluntary contralateral movement
- DMovement planning
- EVoluntary ipsilateral movement
- FMood
- GEmotional responses
- HMotivation
- IAnxiety levels
- JFear and defensive behaviours
5Which frontal lobe functions are processed by the prefrontal cortex?
- AMood
- BEmotional responses
- CAnxiety levels
- DMotivation
- EExecutive function
- FMotor speech
- GVoluntary contralateral movement
6What is true of the parietal lobe?
- ARecognise somatosensory stimuli
- BProcessing of motor information
- CIntegrates visual, somatosensory, and auditory info
- DIntegrates motor, somatosensory, and olfactory info
- EForms part of Wernicke's area in non-dominant hemisphere
7What are the functions of the temporal lobe?
- AAudition
- BMemory
- CInnate behaviours
- DOlfaction
- EMaintenance of homeostasis
- FMotor speech
8What are functions of the cerebellum?
- AMaintains balance and posture
- BMaintains correct muscle tone
- CPlans and coordinates sequential movements
- DPlanning of voluntary contralateral movements
- ERegulates many autonomic functions
- FOlfaction
9The hypothalamus regulates:
- AHomeostasis
- BEating
- CDrinking
- DSexual activity
- ECircadian rhythms
- FEmotional expression
- GFear and defensive behaviours
- HBalance and posture
- IMuscle tone
- JAutonomic functions
10The medulla oblongata regulates:
- AMany autonomic functions
- BBlood pressure
- CHeart rate
- DRespiratory rate
- ECoughing
- FVomiting reflexes
- GMuscle tone
- HBalance and posture
- IPlanning and coordination of sequential movements
- JSexual activity
11Which brain region shrinks in dementia?
- AHippocampus
- BHypothamalus
- CSubstantia nigra
- DVentral Tegmental Area
- EThalamus
12Which brain region is involved in the acquisition of new memories?
- AHippocampus
- BAmygdala
- CMedulla Oblongata
- DHypothalamus
- ECorpus Callosum
13What is true of the Subtantia Nigra?
- AInvolved in control of movement
- BHas dopaminergic neurons that contain melanin
- CIs a small nucleus
- DOutput to Ventral Tegmental Area
14Damage to which area causes Parkinson's?
- ASubstantia Nigra
- BMedulla Oblongata
- CCerebellum
- DHippocampus
- EVentral Tegmental Area
15What are the functions of the cerebral cortex?
- AHighest level neurological processing
- BCognition
- CMemory storage
- DMemory recall
- ELanguage
- FConscious perception
- GSensory integration
- HPlanning of voluntary movements
- IControl of voluntary movements
- JMusic and mathematical concepts
16What does the Thalamus do?
- ARelay centre
- BIntegrates motor and sensory info
- CRegulates overall cortical activity levels
- DMaintenance of homeostasis
- ERegulates sexual activity
- FRegulates eating and drinking behaviour
17What are the functions of the VTA?
- AMotivation
- BCognitive function
- CAcquisition of new memories
- DControl of movement
18What are the main dopaminergic nuclei?
- APars compacta in Substantia Nigra
- BVentral Tegmental Area
- CPars compacta in Medulla Oblongata
- DOrbito-Frontal Cortex
19Which lobe processes and interprets visual information?
- AOccipital
- BParietal
- CTemporal
- DFrontal
20What is the function of the Corpus Callosum?
- AAllows info to move between hemispheres
- BAllows memory traces to be stored bilaterally
- CAllows somatosensory integration
- DAllows planning of contralateral movements
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- Tute 1
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- Jennifer Khouw
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