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Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology Quiz Bowl 3
Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology Quiz Bowl 3
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Review of lesions and diseases.
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Invention of a new word.
Neologism
Amusia
Paraphasia
Agraphia
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Person is nonfluent with good comprehension, but has poor naming, repetition and grammatical skills. He has:
Conduction Aphasia
Broca's Aphasia
Wernicke's Aphasia
Global Aphasia
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Weakness in the lower leg and sensory loss is a sign of:
CVA involving the basilar artery
CVA involving the posterior cerebral artery
CVA involving the middle cerebral artery
CVA involving the anterior cerebral artery
4
A person with chorea has a lesion in:
Caudate Nucleus
Subthalamic nucleus
Globus pallidus and putamen
Substantia nigra
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Diffused touch is mediated through:
The lateral spinothalamic tract
The dorsal column-medial leminiscal system
The anterior spinothalamic tract
The dorsal spinocerebellar tract
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Pill-rolling movements of fingers during rest:
Chorea
Dyskinesia
Ballism
Tremor
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Breathing, swallowing, heart rate & blood pressure problems result from:
A lesion in the basal ganglia
A lesion in the medulla
A lesion in the cerebellum
A lesion in the cerebral cortex
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Motor function contributes to swallowing; sensory function provides sensation to the posterior one-third of the tongue.
Trigeminal (V)
Glossopharyngeal (IX)
Hypoglossal (XII)
Vagus (X)
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Homonymous hemianopsia and visual agnosia are a sign of:
CVA involving the posterior cerebral artery
CVA involving the anterior cerebral artery
CVA involving the middle cerebral artery
CVA involving the internal carotid artery
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Any error of commission modifying the individual word or a word substitution either spoken or written.
Hemialexia
Paraphasia
Alexia
Agrahia
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A lesion in the ____ might result in hyperthermia.
Hypothalmus
Midbrain
Limbic system
Cerebellum
12
The person with problems with equilibrium and intention tremor has:
A cerebral cortex lesion
A spinal cord lesion
A basal ganglia lesion
A cerebellar lesion
13
The person with ballism has a lesion in:
Caudate Nucleus
Subthalamic nucleus
Lenticular Nucleus
Subthalamic nucleus
14
A person with a lesion in the optic chiasm has:
Bitemporal hemianopia (tunnel vision)
Nasal hemianopia in one eye
Monocular blindness
Homonymous hemianopia
15
The person exhibits excessive fear, aggression, uninhibited instinctual behavior. His lesion is in the:
Limbic System
Internal Capsule
Cerebral Cortex
Brainstem
16
A lesion in the optic nerve would result in:
Monocular blindness
Superior quadrantanopsia
Bitemporal hemianopsia
Nasal hemianopsia
17
The person has aphasia, hemiplegia and visual spatial deficits due to:
A CVA in the middle cerebral artery
A CVA in the vertebral artery
A CVA in the posterior cerebral artery
A CVA in the anterior cerebral artery
18
Increased tone, hyperreflexia and spastic paralysis is a sign of:
Lower Motor Neuron Damage
Upper Motor Neuron Damage
Cerebellar Injury
Spinal Cord Injury
19
The person with tremor at rest, cogwheel muscular rigidity, a shuffle gait, expressionless face and stooped posture has:
Parkinson's Disease
Hemiballism
Wilson Disease
Huntington Chorea
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Denial of illness.
Ideomotor apraxia
Anosognosia
Prosopagnosia
Astereognosis