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PMU - 2nd/2t Semester Anatomy - CNS (Spinal Cord)

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Question 1

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The spinal cord occupies the entire vertebral canal:
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  • True
  • False

Question 2

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The end of spinal cord (conus medullaris) adult is at L2:
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  • True
  • False

Question 3

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The sacrum contains the subarachnoid space along the whole length of the sacral canal:
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  • True
  • False

Question 4

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The atlas has the first cervical spinal nerve on its posterior arch:
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  • True
  • False

Question 5

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The first spinal nerve has the shortest roots and the last one the longest:
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  • True
  • False

Question 6

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The connection between the dorsal and lateral funicle is called Lisauer zone (zona terminalis)
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  • True
  • False

Question 7

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Sulcus intermedius dorsali is a groove between sulcus medianus dorsalis and sulcus dorsolateralis in the upper thoracic and cervical part of the spinal cord.
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  • True
  • False

Question 8

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Dorsal funiculus in the cervical segments contains fasiculus gracilis, laterally and fasciculus cuneatus, medially:
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  • True
  • False

Question 9

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The spinal cord ends caudally at the coccyx:
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  • True
  • False

Question 10

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If in the process of doing a lumbar puncture a spinal needle was inserted posteriorly in the mid-line until it had just penetrated the posterior longitudinal ligament, would the needle have entered the sub-arachnoid space?
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  • True
  • False

Question 11

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The part of a spinal nerve that supplies the true back muscles and the skin overlying them is the:
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  • Dorsal primary ramus
  • Dorsal root
  • Ventral primary ramus
  • Ventral root

Question 12

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A football player suffers a herniated (ruptured) intervertebral disk in his neck. The disk compresses the spinal nerve exciting through the invertebrate foramen between the 5th and 6th cervical vertebrae. Which spinal nerve is affected?
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  • C4
  • C5
  • C6
  • C7
  • C8

Question 13

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A man has a herniated intervertebral disk between the fourth and fifth lumbar vertebrae. If this disk compresses the spinal nerve in the intervertebral foramen immediately posterior to this disk, which spinal nerve would be affected?
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  • L3
  • L4
  • L5
  • S1
  • S2

Question 14

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Both the dural sac and the subarachnoid space end at which vertebral level?
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  • L4
  • L5
  • S2
  • S1
  • S4

Question 15

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It is decided to image the spinal cord and spinal nerve rootlets by doing a myelogram (injection of a radio-opaque dye into the subarachnoid space followed by a radio-graph). In order to inject the dye without injury to the spinal cord, the injection is usually done below what vertebral level?
Answer
  • L1
  • L2
  • L3
  • L4
  • L5

Question 16

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The myelogram revealed that the dye had leaked out along the spinal nerves in the mid cervical region on the right side. For the dye to leak out, what layer must have been torn or ruptured?
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  • Arachnoid
  • Denticulate ligament
  • Periosteum
  • Pia
  • Perineurium

Question 17

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In the lumbar spine, the L4 nerve root sleeve exits:
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  • Above the pedicle of L4 and at the top of the intervertebral foramen
  • Above the pedicle of L4 and at the bottom of the intervertebral foramen
  • Below the pedicle of L4 and at the top of the intervertebral foramen
  • Below the pedicle of L4 and at the bottom of the intervertebral foramen

Question 18

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Which structure does NOT contain efferent autonomic nerve fibers?
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  • Dorsal ramus of C4
  • Dorsal root of T6
  • Ventral root of T3
  • Ventral ramus of L2

Question 19

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It was noted that after an injury the patients face on the right side was flushed due to dilation of the blood vessels. The lack of vaso-constriction was due to interruption of what fibers somewhere along their course?
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  • Somatic Afferent
  • Somatic Efferent
  • Parasympathetic
  • Sympathetic

Question 20

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A 60-year-old male presented with a number of unusaul signs and symptoms in the facial region. Among others, it was found that the right side of his face was flushed (red). Further testing revealed a lack of ability to sweat in the same cutaneous region. Which nervous structures were most likely implicated in this set of clinical abnormalities?
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  • Cranial outflow of the ans
  • Dorsal roots of cervical nerves
  • Gray rami communicantes of T5
  • Sympathetic nerve fibers
  • Vagus nerves

Question 21

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The conus medullaris:
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  • Exhibits both a cervical and lumbar enlargement.
  • Has a modification of neural tissue extending from its termination to the coccygeal ligament
  • Gives origin to most of the cauda equina.
  • Is found at its lowest extent at S2
  • Is normally anesthetized to perform a spinal tap

Question 22

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A neuron with a cell body in the dorsal root ganglia could convey what type of fibers?
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  • Motor to the deep back muscles
  • Motor to the pectoralis major muscle
  • Sensory from the skin overlying the trapezius
  • Sympathetic preganglionics to the suprarenal medulla
  • Visceral efferents to the stomach

Question 23

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Which is a source of axons found in the dorsal primary ramus of the 4th thoracic spinal nerve?
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  • Afferent neurons arising from the skin overlying the trapezius muscle
  • Somatic motor neurons supplying the levator scapulae muscle
  • Somatic motor neurons supplying the rhomboid muscles
  • Somatic motor neurons supplying the trapezius muscle

Question 24

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The denticulate ligament:
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  • Is a modification of pia mater
  • Is found between all dorsal and ventral roots
  • Attaches to the dural sac continuously
  • Has its terminal attachment at S2
  • Holds the radicular arteries in place.

Question 25

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In order to expose the spinal cord from the posterior side, it is necessary to remove the:
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  • Laminae, pedicles and ligamenta flava
  • Laminae, spinous processes and ligamenta flava
  • Pedicles, spinous processes and posterior longitudinal ligament
  • Transverse processes, pedicles and ligamenta flava

Question 26

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Cells that convey information to the CNS are:
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  • Afferent sensory neurons
  • Pseudounipolar cells
  • First neuron is the sensory pathway
  • Located in the lateral horn of spinal cord
  • With peripheral processes ending on somatic or splanchnic receptor

Question 27

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Dorsal roots of a spinal nerve:
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  • Are formed by the central processes of sensory neurons in the spinal ganglion
  • Enter the ventrolateral sulcus of the spinal cord.
  • Convey somatosensory (proprioseptive and visceroseptive) information
  • Are covered with pia meter
  • Take part in the formation of the spinal nerve.

Question 28

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The ventral roots of a spinal nerve:
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  • Convey motor information to the skeletal muscles.
  • Exit through the ventrolateral sulcus of the spinal cord.
  • Are ensheated with dura mater spinalis.
  • Originate from interneurons in the ventral horn
  • Contain autonomic fibers.

Question 29

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The boundary between spinal cord and medulla oblongata is:
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  • Foramen magnum
  • Decussatio pyramidum
  • Exit of the first pair of spinal nerves
  • Exit of the last pair of cranial nerves
  • Cervical enlargement

Question 30

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A spinal segment is defined as that region of the spinal cord that:
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  • Corresponds to a collection of nerves passing up or down with the white matter.
  • Corresponds to the region of the vertebral column (i.e, cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral) to which spinal nerves are sent.
  • Sends rootlets to a particular spinal nerve.
  • Underlies the neural arch of a particular vertebra in the adult.
  • None of the above.

Question 31

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The spinal cord in the adult:
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  • Usually ends about the level of the lower border of the first lumbar vertebra.
  • Has its largest cross sectional area at the level of the lower cervical vertebrae.
  • Has an anterior median fissure and a posterior median septum.
  • Gives origin to the preganglionic fibres of all the parasympathetic nerves
  • Receives its blood supply entirely from the vertebral arteries.

Question 32

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The white matter of the spinal cord:
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  • Contain myelin fibers, non-myelin fibers and blood vessels.
  • Has three columns.
  • Has white commissure posteriorly to the gray commissure
  • Has root system and conductive system.
  • Is covered with arachnoidea

Question 33

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The white matter of the spinal cord:
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  • Is located around the gray matter
  • Contains two main fascicles along the whole length of the dorsal column
  • Contains fasciculi proprii (own bundles)
  • Ventral funiculus contains faciculus interfaciculatus (bundle of Schultze)
  • Ventral funiculus is between ventral median fissure and ventral roots

Question 34

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Grossly the spinal cord presents two swellings which are:
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  • Cervical and thoracic
  • Cervical and lumbar
  • Thoracic and lumbar
  • Thoracic and sacral
  • Lumbar and sacral

Question 35

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All spinal nerves:
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  • Are formed by the union of a ventral and dorsal nerve root.
  • Have a ganglion containing synapses on their dorsal root.
  • Are named and numbered according to the vertebra below which they emerge.
  • Receive a grey ramus communicans from the sympathetic nerve trunk.
  • Give off a white ramus communicans to the sympathetic nerve trunk.

Question 36

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The cell bodies of the nerve fibres making up the fasciculus gracilis are found in:
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  • Posterior root ganglia
  • Posterior grey horn
  • Nucleus gracilis
  • Lateral grey horn
  • Anterior grey horn

Question 37

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In the spinal cord:
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  • There is more white matter in a cross section of the cervical region than the lumbar region.
  • The anterior horns of grey matter are larger in the lumbar region than in the thoracic region.
  • The fibres associated with the sensations of pain and temperature form a tract in the anterior columns of white matter.
  • Descending fibres from the motor areas of the brain are found in the lateral and anterior columns of white matter.
  • There are no descending fibres in the posterior columns.
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