How many different diseases do you think there are? There are so many diseases globally, and some are even rare and unheeded. Some are common and occur in over sixty percent of the world’s population, according to research conducted in 2015. The deadliest disease is said to be coronary artery disease. This quiz will help you to learn about various See morediseases.
Corticospinal fibers on the left
Corticospinal fibers on the right
Somatomotor cortex on the right
Thalamocortical fibers to motor cortex on the right
Thalamocortical fibers to sensory cortex on the right
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Crus cerebri on the right
Genu of the internal capsule on the left
Genu of the internal capsule on the right
Lateral medulla on the right
Medial medulla on the right
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Alternating hemiplegia
Hemiplegia
Monoplegia
Quadriplegia
Paraplegia
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Anterolateral area (area of anterolateral system)
Posterolateral area (area of lateral corticospinal tract)
Posteriorcolumns
Posterolateral (dorsolateraI)tract
Intermediatezone
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Corticobulbar tract, genu of internal capsule, bilateral
Spinothalamic, thoracic, unilateral
Corticospinal tract, rostral to the decussation of pyramids, bilateral
Corticospinal tract, thoracic, bilateral
Corticospinal tract, posterior limb, unilateral
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Akinesia
Dysdiadochokinesia
Bradykinesia
Dysphagia
Dysmetria
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There are many melanocytes in the choroid
There are many venous plexuses in the choroid
The anterior rim of the choroid becomes the ciliary body
The choroid touches the neural retina
The choroid is mostly loose connective tissue
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Astigmatism
Cataracts
Optic atrophy
Macular degeneration
Presbyopia
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Medial lernruscus
Lateral lemniscus
Abducent nucleus
PPRF
Medial longitudinal fascicle
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The result of damage to hair cells that respond maximally to low frequency sounds
The result of damage to hair cells that respond maximally to mid frequency sounds
The result of damage to hair cells at base of basilar membrane
The result of damage to hair cells at apex of basilar membrane
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Production of endolymph
Cochlear amplification
Production of perilymph
Emission of sound
Inhibition of inner hair cells
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Nothing
Hyperpolarization
Depolarization
Repolarization
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B fibers
Aa fibers
C fibers
Ay fibers
AB fibers
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A lesion rostral to the pyramidal decussation
The left genu of the internal capsule
The right posterior limb of the internal capsule
A lesion caudal to the pyramidal decussation
The right genu of the internal capsule
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Lamina I-VI
Lamina VIII, IX
Lamina X
Lamina III, IV
Lamina I, II
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Left prefrontal gyrus medial part of the hemisphere
Right Broca area with involvement of lower part of Broadmann area 4.
Left posterior limb of internal capsule
Left genu of internal capsule
Right posterior limb and genu of internal capsule
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Inability to turn his head to the left against resistance
Inability to turn his head to the right against resistance
Inability to shrug the right shoulder against resistance
Weakness of the masticatory muscles on the left
Weakness of the masticatory muscles on the right
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Caudal part of the pyramidal decussation
Lateral corticospinal tract on the left
Pyramids bilaterally
Pyramid on the right
Rostral part of the pyramidal decussation
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Hyperpolarization of the hair cells
Bending the stereocilia away from the kinocilia
Rapid ascent in an elevator
Rotating the head to the right
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