Week 7 - Neuron, White Matter fibre, Functional

Question 1

A patient can fluently speak but the speech is non sensical. Which area of the brain is likely to be involved?

Answer 1

Weirnickes speech area.

Question 2

The glial cells which make scar tissue within the central nervous system are the….

Answer 2

Astrocytes

Question 3

Corpus callous is a type of ….

Answer 3

Commisural fibre

Question 4

Auditory cortex lies in which of the lobes of the cortex?

Answer 4

Temporal lobe

Question 5

All are functional

Areas of the parietal lobe except….

Answer 5

Primary motor cortex

Question 6

All
Terminologies
Describe Weirneckes
Aphasia except….

Answer 6

Non fluent aphasia

Question 7

All terminologies describe brocas aphasia except…

Answer 7

Receptive aphasia

Question 8

The neuralgia cells which laid
Down the myelin sheath around the axons of the central
Nervous system….

Answer 8

Oligodendrocytes

Question 9

Sensory and motor speech areas are connected

To each other by…,

Answer 9

Arcuate fasiculus

Question 10

Damage to

The inferior parietal lobule results in….

Answer 10

Astereognosis. Difficulty in identifying three dimensional objects

Question 11

Loss of sensation from
The opposite half of the body results from
The damage to the…,

Answer 11

Primary sensory cortex

Question 12

Visual cortex lies in the..,,

Answer 12

Occipital lobes

Question 13

Funiform gyrus is important for….

Answer 13

Facial recognition.