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NMS 1 Anatomy booklet - The brain and the cranial nerves.
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1Label 1 shows
- ACerebral cortex
- BDiencephalon
- CCorpus callosum
- DMotor cortex
2Label 2 shows
- ADiencephalon
- BCorpus callosum
- CMidbrain
- DCerebellum
3Label 3 shows
- AMidbrain
- BPons
- CMedulla
- DCerebellum
4Label 4 shows
- AMidbrain
- BPons
- CMedulla
- DDiencephalon
5Label 5 shows
- AMedulla
- BMidbrain
- CPons
- DDiencephalon
6Label 6 shows
- ACerebellum
- BDiencephalon
- CMidbrain
- DCorpus callosum
7Label 7 shows
- ASpinal cord
- BMedulla
- CCentral canal
- DOesophagus
8Label 1 shows
- APre-central gyrus
- BPost-central gyrus
- CLateral sulcus
- DParieto-occipital gyrus
9Label 2 shows
- ACentral sulcus
- BPre-central gyrus
- CParieto-occipital gyrus
- DLateral sulcus
10Label 3 shows
- APre-central gyrus
- BPost-central gyrus
- CLateral sulcus
- DParieto-occipital gyrus
11Label 4 shows
- AParieto-occipital sulcus
- BParieto-occipital gyrus
- CCentral sulcus
- DLambdoid sulcus
12Label 5 shows
- ALateral sulcus
- BTemporal gyrus
- CCoronal gyrus
- DTemporal sulcus
13What feature connects the left and right cerebral hemispheres?
- ADiencephalon
- BCorpus callosum
- CSuperior colliculus
- DLongitudinal fissure
14What deep groove separates the left and right cerebral hemispheres?
- ALongitudinal fissure
- BCentral sulcus
- CMedial sulcus
- DCorpus collosum
15Label 1 shows
- ACorpus collosum
- BGlobus pallidus
- CThird ventricle
- DMotor cortex
16Label 2 shows
- ALateral ventricles
- BCaudate nucleus
- CPutamen
- DInsula
17Label 3 shows
- ACaudate nucleus
- BInternal capsule
- CLateral ventricles
- DGlobus pallidus
18Label 4 shows
- AInternal capsule
- BPutamen
- CLateral ventricles
- DInsula
19Label 5 shows
- APutamen
- BCorpus collosum
- CThird ventricle
- DCaudate nucleus
20Label 6 shows
- ACaudate nucleus
- BLateral ventricles
- CInsula
- DGlobus pallidus
21Label 7 shows
- AThird ventricle
- BLateral ventricles
- CCorpus collosum
- DBasal ganglia
22Label 8 shows what
- AInsula
- BCorpus collosum
- CCaudate nucleus
- DPutamen
23Which cranial nerves do not have brainstem nuclei?
- AOlfactory
- BOptic
- CAbducens
- DOculomotor
- EHypoglossal
- FGlossopharyngeal
24Which cranial nerves are purely motor?
- AOculomotor
- BTrochlear
- CAbducens
- DHypoglossal
- EAccessory
- FOlfactory
- GTrigeminal
- HFacial
25Which cranial nerves are purely sensory?
- AOlfactory
- BOptic
- CVestibulocochlear
- DVagus
- EFacial
- FAbducens
- GAccessory
- HTrigeminal
26The trigeminal nerve is split into what three divisions?
- AMandibular
- BMaxillary
- COphthalmic
- DOlfactory
- EMasticatory
27What is the function of the olfactory nerve (CN 1)?
- APerception of smell from the nasal cavity
- BVision of the retina
- CTo turn the eye laterally
- DAssists in swallowing
28What is the function of the optic nerve (CN 2)?
- AVision of the retina
- BTo the superior oblique muscle which abducts and depresses the eye
- CTo abduct the eye
- DTaste perception
29What muscles does the oculomotor nerve innervate?
- ASuperior rectus
- BInferior rectus
- CMedial rectus
- DInferior oblique
- ELevator palpebrae superioris
- FSuperior oblique
- GLateral rectus
30What is the function of the oculomotor nerve (CN 3)?
- ATurn the eye superiorly
- BTurn the eye inferiorly
- CRaises the upper eyelid
- DAdducts the eyeball
- EConstricts the pupil
- FAbducts the eyeball
- GRelaxes the pupil
31What is the function of the Trochlear nerve (CN 4)?
- AInnervates the superior oblique muscle which turns the eyeball inferiorly and abducts it.
- BInnervates the superior oblique muscle which turns the eyeball superiorly and abducts it.
- CInnervates the superior oblique muscle which turns the eyeball inferiorly and adducts it.
- DInnervates the superior oblique muscle which turns the eyeball superiorly and adducts it.
32What sensory information does the Ophthalmic branch of the Trigeminal nerve (CN 5) carry?
- ACornea
- BEyelids
- CNose
- DSkin of the scalp
- EUpper teeth
33What sensory information does the Maxillary branch of the Trigeminal nerve (CN 5) carry?
- AUpper lip
- BMaxillary teeth
- CMucosa of the nose
- DMaxillary sinuses and palate
- ESkin of the face over the maxilla
- FMandibular teeth
- GSensation from the cornea
34What muscles does the Mandibular branch of the Trigeminal nerve (CN 5) innervate?
- AMuscles of mastication
- BMylohyoid
- CTensor villi palatini
- DTensor tympani
- ESternohyoid
- FSternocleidomastoid
35What is the function of the Abducens nerve (CN 6)?
- ATo abduct the eye via the lateral rectus
- BTo adduct the eye via the superior oblique
- CTo adduct the eye via the lateral rectus
- DTo abduct the eye via the superior oblique
36What is the function of the Facial nerve (CN 7)?
- ATaste from the anterior 2/3 of the tongue
- BMotor function to the muscles of facial expression
- CMotor function to the muscles of mastication
- DTaste from the posterior 1/3 of the tongue
37What is the function of the Vestibulocochlearnerve (CN 8)?
- ABalance
- BHearing
- CVisual information from the retina
- DMotor supply to the sternocleidomastoid
38What is the function of the Glossopharyngeal nerve (CN 9)?
- ASwallowing
- BTaste perception from the posterior 1/3 of the tongue
- CTaste perception from the anterior 2/3 of the tongue
- DMotor supply to the intrinsic muscles of the tongue
39What is the function of the Vagus nerve (CN 10)?
- AMotor function to the pharyngeal constrictors
- BIntrinsic muscles of the larynx
- CMotor function of the palate muscles
- DSwallowing
- ETaste perception from anterior 1/3 of the tongue
40What is the function of the Accessory nerve (CN 11)?
- AMotor function to the sternocleidomastoid
- BMotor function to the trapezius
- CMotor function to the serratus anterior
- DMotor function to the muscles of mastication
41What is the function of the Hypoglossal nerve (CN 12)?
- AIntrinsic muscles of the tongue
- BExtrinsic muscles of the tongue
- CIntrinsic muscles of the larynx
- DExtrinsic muscles of the pharynx
42What foramen does the olfactory nerve exit via?
- ACribiform plate
- BOptic canal
- CForamen rotundum
- DForamen ovale
43What foramen does the optic nerve exit via?
- AOptic canal
- BForamen ovale
- CInternal acoustic meatus
- DJugular foramen
44What foramen do CN 3,4,6 and the Ophthalmic branch of the Trigeminal nerve exit via?
- ASuperior orbital fissure
- BOptic canal
- CJugular foramen
- DHypoglossal canal
45What foramen does the Maxillary branch of the Trigeminal nerve exit via?
- AForamen rotundum
- BForamen spinosum
- CForamen ovale
- DJugular foramen
46What foramen does the Mandibular branch of the Trigeminal nerve exit via?
- AForamen ovale
- BJugular foramen
- CHypoglossal canal
- DCarotid canal
47What foramen does CN 7 and 8 exit via?
- AInternal acoustic meatus
- BHypoglossal canal
- CSuperior orbital fissure
- DJugular foramen
48What foramen does CN 9, 10 and 11 exit via?
- AJugular foramen
- BHypoglossal canal
- CSuperior orbital fissure
- DForamen ovale
49What foramen does the hypoglossal nerve exit via?
- AHypoglossal canal
- BOptic canal
- CCribiform plate
- DForamen rotundum
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