random neuro questions Flashcards

1
Q

cerebral aqueduct is in which part of the brain?

A

mesencephalon

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2
Q

the romberg sign (stand with closed eyes) tests which pathway?

A

dorsal column

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3
Q

lesions of cerebellum lead to deficits on the

A

same side

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4
Q

lesions of cerebrum lead to deficits on the

A

opposite side

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5
Q

function of CN 3, 4, 6

A

extraoccular eye movements

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6
Q

function of CN 5

A

sensory and motor innervation fo the face a muscles of mastication`

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7
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function of CN 7

A

muscles of facial expression

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8
Q

function of CN 8v

A

otolithic organs, SSC, hair celss

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9
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function of CN 8c

A

cochlear nuclei, central auditory pathway (MGN & Herschl’s gyrus)

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10
Q

function of CN 9

A

baroreflex circuity (blood pressure), swallowing

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11
Q

function of CN 10

A

visceral function

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12
Q

mesencephalic nucleus

A

sens nuc 5- jaw jerk reflex

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13
Q

spinal nucleus

A

sensory nuc 5- pain and temp for head (7,9, 10 for ear pinna); like STT

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14
Q

main sensory

A

sensory nuc 5- similar to dorsal column, relays position, vibration, 2 pt discrimination for head

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15
Q

3 parts of sensory trigeminal

A

mesencephalic, main sensory, spinal

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16
Q

broca’s is in which region

A

inferior frontal

17
Q

cuneatus cutoff in spinal cord

A

T6 (between nipples- T4, and umbilicus- T10)

18
Q

disorders of ascending pathways (DCP, STT, SCT, CST)

A

DCP- positive rhomberg- tapes dorsalis
STT- meduallary stroke- wallenberg
dSCT- muscular weakness/abnormal gait- freidrich’s ataxia
CST- spastic vs flaccid paralysis, ALS

19
Q

Romberg sign

A

stand with feet together, eyes closed

positive for sensory ataxia, not cerebellar ataxia

20
Q

superior cerebellar peduncles desscuate in the

A

caudal midbrain

21
Q

order of stuff in cochlea

A

scala vestibuli on top of reisner’s membrane on top of cochlear duct split by tectorial membrane on top of basilar membrane on top of scala tympani

22
Q

neither eye responds to light on damaged side represents damage of which CN?

A

optic nerve (2)

23
Q

a damaged pupil doesn’t respond to light on either side represents damage of which CN?

A

occulomotor (3)

24
Q

accommodation reflex

A
  • vergence- medial recti
  • thickening of lens- ciliary mucsle contraction
  • constriction of the pupils
25
Q

what cortical layer is greatly expanded in the primary visual cortex compared to all others?

A

4 (input layer)