Brain anatomy quiz Flashcards
What modality is this?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
RNI
b.
CT
c.
PET CT
d.
MRI
MRI
What lobes are represented by label 10?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
Cerebellum
b.
Temporal
c.
Frontal
d.
Parietal
e.
Occipital
b.
Temporal
Labels 11 and 12 represent a sulcus and a gyrus. Which is the gyrus?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
11
b.
12
11
14 represents the Cerebellum. What is label 13?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
Vermis
b.
Tentorium Cerebellum
c.
Cerebellar Hemisphere
Tentorium Cerebellum
What is the structure labelled 15?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
pons
b.
midbrain
c.
cerebrum
d.
corpus callosum
midbrain
What structure is number 18?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
Parietal Lobe
b.
Occipital lobe
c.
Temporal Lobe
d.
Cerebellum
b.
Occipital lobe
22, 23 and 24 form part of the brainstem. What are the names of these structures, superiorly to inferiorly?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
Medulla, midbrain, pons
b.
Pons, medulla, midbrain
c.
Midbrain, pons, medulla
Midbrain, pons, medulla
What is the structure labelled by 19?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
cerebral aqueduct
b.
third ventricle
c.
fourth ventricle
Cerebral aqueduct
What is the structure labelled 21?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
lateral ventricle
b.
cerebral aqueduct
c.
third ventricle
d.
fourth ventricle
d.
fourth ventricle
25 and 26 are two midline structures which are positioned adjacent to each other. What are they?
Select one:
a.
Midbrain and Vermis
b.
Vermis and Fourth Ventricle
c.
Pons and Vermis
d.
Pons and Midbrain
e.
Midbrain and Fourth Ventricle
Pons and Vermis
What is the structure labelled 1?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
Right cerebral hemisphere
b.
Left cerebral hemisphere
a.
Right cerebral hemisphere
Does label 2 or label 3 represent white matter?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
Label 3
b.
Label 2
b.
Label 2
What is the stucture labelled 4?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
Grey matter
b.
Internal Capsule
c.
Corpus Callosum
d.
Thalamus
Internal Capsule
What is the structure labelled 5?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
Pons
b.
Midbrain
c.
Thalamus
d.
Hypothalamus
Thalamus
What is the structure labelled 6?
1 mark
Select one:
a.
Cerebellum
b.
Pons
c.
Substantia Nigra
d.
Cerebrum
Substantia Nigra
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