Cerebrum

Question 1

Lower border of falx cerebrum

Connects 2 cerebral hemispheres

Answer 1

Corpus callosum

Question 1

Largest part of the brain

Answer 1

Cerebral hemispheres

Question 2

Complete separation of cerebral hemispheres in

Answer 2

Occipital and frontal regions

Question 3

Separates the cerebrum from cerebellum

Answer 3

Tentorium cerebelli

Question 4

Separates cerebrum into various lobes

Answer 4

Sulci/ sulcus

Question 5

Lobes of cerebral hemispheres

Answer 5

Frontal
Temporal
Parietal
Occipital

Question 6

Deep within lateral sulcus

Answer 6

Insular

Question 7

Synthetic lobe on middle of hemisphere consisting of marginal portions of f,p,t,o lobes, visceral and behavioral functions

Answer 7

Limbic

Question 8

Main sulci

Answer 8

Central sulci (central sulcus of rolando)
Lateral sulcis (sylvian fissure)
Parieto-occipital sulcus
Calcarine sulcus

Question 9

Sulcus that separates the frontal from parietal lobe

Answer 9

Central sulcus of rolando

Question 10

Posterior to rolando

Answer 10

Primary somatosensory cortex that receives input from contralateral body part

Question 11

Lies between two parallel gyri

Answer 11

Rolando

Question 12

Separates frontal, parietal and temporal lobes

Answer 12

Lateral fissure (sylvian fissure)

Question 13

Calcarine sulcus joins at an acute angle halfway its length

Answer 13

Parieto-occipital sulcus

Question 13

Begins on sup medial margin of hemisphere about ___ ant to occipital lobe

Answer 13

Parieto-occipital sulcus, 2 in (5 cm)

Question 13

starts under the posterior end of corpus callosum and arches upward and backward to reach occipital pole

Answer 13

Calcarine sulcus

Question 13

In lateral sulcus, short stem that divides to 3 rami which are

Answer 13

Anterior horizontal ramus
Ant ascending ramus
Posterior ramus