jeopardy review exam 1 - game 2

Question 1

Which cerebral lobe will be impaired due to the gliablastoma?

Answer 1

R frontal lobe

Question 2

Which function will be compromised the MOST in pt with stroke as indicated by attached image?

Answer 2

language

Question 3

What is structure “B” indicated in image?

Answer 3

R trigeminal nerve

Question 4

Matching the primary cortices and the cerebral lobe they are located in?

Answer 4

M1: precentral gyrus in frontal; S1: postcentral gyrus in parietal lobe; A1: auditory primary cortex in temporal lobe; V1: visual primary cortex in occipital lobe

Question 5

5. A pt with stroke complains of R facial numbness and L body/limb paresis, no other significant impairments. Where is stroke MOST likely located?

Answer 5

R middle pons

Question 6

Which cranial nerves will be directly impaired due to stroke as indicated by image?

Answer 6

CN 6-8

Question 7

What functions will be impaired by stroke as indicated in image?

Answer 7

Lost postural control, truncal ataxia

Question 8

Which sectional plane does the parallel fibers locate?

Answer 8

coronal plane

Question 9

What is the structure indicated by blue color?

Answer 9

corpus pallidum

Question 10

Where does the climbing fiber come from?

Answer 10

Contralateral inferior olivary nucleus

Question 11

Where are the sensory and motor decussation locations?

Answer 11

caudal medulla

Question 12

A pt with thalamic stroke demonstrates L facial droop, no other significant impairment. Which thalamic nucleus is directly impaired?

Answer 12

R ventral lateral nucleus

Question 13

Demonstrate intention tremor and dysdiadochokinesia

Answer 13

Finger to nose; fast supination/pronation of hands

Question 14

What are the functions of ascending limb of reticular formation system in the brainstem?

Answer 14

arousal and alertness

Question 15

A small infarct (ischemic stroke) happens in the caudal left pyramid. Which functions will be impaired?

Answer 15

R body/limb hemiparesis

Question 16

A pt demonstrates intention tremor, which functional cerebellar component is impaired?

Answer 16

cerebrocerebellum

Question 17

Which and where do the axon bundles form the middle cerebellar peduncle?

Answer 17

pontocerebellar fibers in pons

Question 18

A patient with stroke is under inpatient rehab. This is their plate after lunch, which brain structure is MOST likely impaired due to the stroke?

Answer 18

L side neglect– R MCA, parietal lobe

Question 19

A pt suffers occipital lobe stroke, what will be impaired?

Answer 19

vision

Question 20

Which neurotransmitter is released by mossy fibers and excitatory or inhibitory?

Answer 20

Glutamate- excitatory

Question 21

Which basal nuclei are in the telencephalon?

Answer 21

Caudate, nucleus accumbens, putamen, globus pallidus

Question 22

Which neuron is the only one conducting information out of cerebellar cortex?

Answer 22

Pyramidal cells (slide says purkinje cells?)

Question 23

Nucleus of which cranial nerve is at the level of inferior colliculus?

Answer 23

CN IV, trochlear nerve

Question 24

What is the major function of the ventral posteromedial nucleus of thalamus?

Answer 24

Somatosensory of the face and anterior half of scalp

Question 25

Forebrain contains which 2 components?

Answer 25

Telencephalon and diencephalon

Question 26

What are the functions of the brainstem?

Answer 26

Conduit, CN connections, integrative functions

Question 27

What are the 3 brain structures to form the brainstem?

Answer 27

Midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata

Question 28

List out functional divisions of the cerebellum?

Answer 28

Cerebrocerebellum, Spinocerebellum, Vestibulocerebellum

Question 29

List out structural divisions of cerebellum?

Answer 29

Anterior, posterior, flocculonodular lobes

Question 30

Which structure is impaired according to the image attached?

Answer 30

L cerebellum