Motor Speech Of Nervous System Quiz 3
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This quiz covers some anatomy and basic subject matter how the nervous system and speech motor system interact. Let's play this quiz!
- 1.The final common pathway is referred to as a
- A.
Upper motor system
- B.
Lower motor system
- 2.The four major divisions of the motor system are
- A.
Extrapyramid, corticospinal, corticorubial, tectcospinal
- B.
Final common pathway, direct activation pathway, indirect activation pathway, control circuits
- C.
Red nucleus, striated muscle, motor cortex, spinal column
- 3.What does the cerebellum do?
- A.
Integrates and coordinates smooth directed movements
- B.
Mediates subconsious controlled motor movements
- C.
Mediates consious controlled motor movements
- D.
Plans and programs postural and supportive components of motor activity
- 4.The lower motor neuron system is made up of
- A.
Corticobulbar and corticospinal tracts
- B.
Cranial and spinal nerves
- C.
Pyramidal and extrapyramidal systems
- 5.The indirect activation pathway
- A.
Mediates contolled voluntary movements
- B.
Mediates subconsious automatic muscle activities (posture, muscle tone, etc)
- 6.The indirect activation pathway is a
- A.
Lower motor neuron system
- B.
Upper motor neuron system
- 7.The extrapyramidal tracts is made up of
- A.
Corticobulbar and corticospinal tracts
- B.
Corticorubral,corticoreticular, rubrospinal, reticulospinal, and vestibulospinal tracts
- 8.The control circuitry system is all about the
- A.
Pyramidal system - corticospinal and corticobulbar tracts
- B.
The extrapyramidal system - basal ganglia
- 9.Broca's area
- A.
Believed to be important for the storage and retrieval of mental representations of words and word meanings
- B.
Important for planning and organizing speech movements to be executed by the primary motor cortex
- 10.What is also known as the auditory association cortex?
- A.
Broca's area
- B.
Wernicke's area
- 11.Broca's area (motor speech area) is located in
- A.
Occipital lobe
- B.
Posterior inferior frontal lobe
- C.
Superior left temporal lobe
- 12.Wernicke's area is important for
- A.
Planning and organizing speech
- B.
Knowledge and use of grammatic and linguistic rules
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