Final Exam (New Material) Flashcards
What is the connection between the third and fourth ventricle of the brain?
Cerebral aqueduct
True or False - If you are suspecting a skull fracture in a person, the ideal imaging technique of the brain would be an MRI.
False.
In the pons, the superficial parts are -
A) White matter
B) Grey matter
A) White matter
What vertebral level does the subarachnoid space end at?
S2 vertebra.
How many ventricle does the human brain have in total?
A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
E) 6
C) 4
Which sulcus separates the primary sensory and primary motor areas of the cerebrum?
Central sulcus
What spinal nerve passes superior to the C5 vertebra?
A) C4
B) C5
C) C6
B) C5
Match the following components of the nervous system with their category (CNS or PNS)
A) C7 spinal nerve
B) Accessory nerve
C) Spinal cord
D) Pons
E) Thalamus
A) PNS
B) PNS
C) CNS
D) CNS
E) CNS
True or False - The spinothalamic tract would be an ascending tract.
True.
What is the proximal and distal extent of the lumbar enlargement of the spinal cord?
Proximal - L2
Distal - S3
Which of the following are features of a lower motor neuron lesion?
A) Hypotonia
B) Exaggerated reflexes
C) Hypertonia
D) Absent reflexes
E) Paralysis
A) Hypotonia
D) Absent reflexes
E) Paralysis
Which of the following are features of a lower motor neuron lesion?
A) Hypotonia
B) Exaggerated reflexes
C) Hypertonia
D) Absent reflexes
E) Paralysis
A) Hypotonia
D) Absent reflexes
E) Paralysis
True or False - Huntington’s Disease is a hypokinetic disorder due to cerebellar lesions.
False.
Which are the two main arteries brining blood to the brain on each of the right and left sides?
A) Internal carotid
B) Internal iliac
C) Vertebral
D) External carotid
E) External iliac
A) Internal carotid
C) Vertebral
The circle of Willis is located on which surface of the brain?
A) Medial
B) Inferior
C) Superolateral
B) Inferior
True or False - If a tract has contralateral control, its fibers will decussate.
True
Lesions to the pyramidal tract in which of the following sites would have ipsilateral symptoms?
A) Spinal white matter
B) Anterior horn cells
C) Internal capsule
D) Medulla
E) Pons
A) Spinal white matter
B) Anterior horn cells
Which is the one artery that interconnects the internal carotid and the vertebral arteries in the Circle of Willis?
Posterior communicating artery.
The fibers of the corticospinal tract decussate in which part of the brain?
Medulla oblongata.
True or False - Basal nuclei are located within the cerebellar hemispheres.
False.
During an evaluation, you observe that your client has exaggerated reflexes and increased muscle tone on the left upper and lower extremities. She is unable to perform any movements in these areas. Which of the following could be the site of lesion?
A) Supero lateral surface of right cerebral hemisphere
B) Right upper medulla
C) Right side of spinal cord (right hemisection)
D) Right internal capsule
E) Left pons
B) Right upper medulla
D) Right internal capsule
True or False - The plane of the pelvic outlet separates the lesser pelvis from the perineum.
False.
Which of the following muscles pass through the greater sciatic foramen?
A) Coccygeus
B) Obturator internus
C) Levator ani
D) Obturator externus
E) Piriformis
E) Piriformis
Which of the following muscles passes through the lesser sciatic foramen?
A) Obturator internus
B) Obturator externus
C) Piriformis
D) Pubococcygeus
E) Coccygeus
A) Obturator internus