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Upper Motor Neuron Control of the Brainstem and Spinal Cord

Daniel Whiting 15 preguntas

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  1. 1Axons in the corticobulbar tract terminate in.
    1. AThe brainstem
    2. BThe spinal cord
    3. CExtrafusal muscle fibres
    4. DIntrafusal muscle fibres
  2. 2The relatively large cells in layer 5 of the primary motor cortex.
    1. ABetz cells
    2. BNon-Betz cells
    3. CNeurons
    4. DWhite matter
  3. 3Axons in the corticospinal tract terminate in.
    1. AIntrafusal muscle fibres
    2. BExtrafusal muscle fibres
    3. CThe spinal cord
    4. DThe brainstem
  4. 4Neurons in the primary cortex require very low intensity stimulation for activation and have a stimulation to muscle response delay of about...
    1. A10ms
    2. B1s
    3. C1 microsecond
    4. D30 seconds
  5. 5A single upper motor neuron is thought to control.
    1. AA specific muscle
    2. BA specific movement
  6. 6An upper motor neuron will fire more or less often when the direction of movement is near their prefferred direction?
    1. ALess
    2. BMore
  7. 7The population vector is...
    1. AAn individual neurons preferred direction
    2. BThe exact direction of a neurons specific direction
    3. CThe sum of each individual neurons firing rate for a movement direction
  8. 8Neurons in the pre-motor cortex are thought to fire...
    1. AWhen planning a movement
    2. BWhen performing a movement
    3. CAfter a movement
    4. DIn response to spiders
  9. 9Muscles in the face and neck are controlled by axons from the.
    1. ACorticobulbar tract
    2. BCorticospinal tract
    3. CReflexive muscle fibres
    4. DThe medial superior olive
  10. 10The proximal and distal muscles are controlled by the axons from
    1. AThe corticospinal tract
    2. BThe corticobulbar tract
    3. CThe medial superior olive (MSO)
    4. DThe lateral superior olive (LSO)

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Bachelors Degree COGS100 Test sobre Upper Motor Neuron Control of the Brainstem and Spinal Cord, creado por Daniel Whiting el 16/05/2016.
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