Neurophysiology
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The nervous system facilitates contact of the indivdual with his external and inernal
enviroments and aids in appropriate response to these contantly changing enviroment
Questions and Answers
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1. nervous system divide in to :
- 2.
2. ______________________ consist of axons.
Explanation
it appears white because it contain a lot of fat in myelin sheathRate this question:
- 3.
3. _________________ consist of cell bodies and the branched dendrites.
- 4.
4. largest part of the brain
- A.
Cerebrum
- B.
Cerebellum
- C.
Brain stem
Correct Answer
A. Cerebrum -
- 5.
5. control facial neurons speech and language
- A.
Babseinkei
- B.
Werinka
- C.
Broca's
Correct Answer
C. Broca's -
- 6.
6. _________ connects right hemisphere and lef hemisphere
- A.
Foreman magnum
- B.
Corpus callosum
- C.
Longtudinal
Correct Answer
B. Corpus callosumExplanation
to alllow communication between the hemisphereRate this question:
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- 7.
7. ______resposible for sensation of smell
- A.
Oculomotor
- B.
Optic
- C.
Olfatory bulb
Correct Answer
C. Olfatory bulb -
- 8.
8. primary site involved with the interpertation of the sensation of taste
- A.
Primary gustatory cortex
- B.
Primary somat sensorycortex
- C.
Primary tergiminal cortex
Correct Answer
A. Primary gustatory cortex -
- 9.
9. The processing integration interpretation of vision and visual stiuli
- A.
forntal lobe
- B.
temporal lobe
- C.
Occipital lobe
Correct Answer
C. Occipital lobe -
- 10.
9. _________resposible for eye movement.
- A.
Trochlear
- B.
Oculomotor
- C.
Abducent
Correct Answer
B. Oculomotor -
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11. ___________ responsible for coordination and cotrol of voluntary movement
- A.
Limbic system
- B.
Cerebellum
- C.
Cereberum
Correct Answer
B. Cerebellum -
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