GAB - Principles of the Nervous System & Integument

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Association neurons originate from which part of the neural tube?

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Which region is part of the diencephalon?

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What is the name of the midline fold between the cerebral hemispheres?

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The cerebellomedullary cistern lies in which space?

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The vertebral artery has a well-developed anastomosing branch in which species?

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In the skull, the dura mater is separate from the periosteum.

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Cerebral spinal fluid is PRODUCED by

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The basilar artery is directly supplied by the

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Which cranial nerve does not have parasympathetic innervation?

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The aqueous humor is produced by the

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When light passes through the eye, it passes through which structures? (from rostral to caudal)

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The conjunctiva is lined by what kind of epithelium?

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Which gland produces the superficial oily layer of the tear film?

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Which cranial nerve provides sensory input for the majority of the lateral pinna?

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You treat a horse that has an infected guttural pouch. The horse is experiencing dysphagia. Which cranial nerve(s) is likely affected?

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Angular acceleration is detected by which component of the vestibular system?

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The ampulla contains otoliths which are important for detecting angular acceleration.

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Nystagmus refers to which abnormality?

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What type of cartilage forms the pinna?

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Which reflex is not sensed by the trigeminal nerve?

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Horner's syndrome is caused by damage to

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The autonomic nervous system is composed of what type of nerves?

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What type of tissue does not receive autonomic innervation?

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Which division of the autonomic nervous system has a long post-ganglionic neuron?

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Sympathetic outflow can be described as

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Which cranial nerve synapses at the pterygopalatine ganglion

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Which pathway senses true pain?

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Which sensory pathway has only ipsilateral relay?

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Which sense does NOT have a pathway that travels through the thalamus?

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The medial lemniscus system is composed of which sensory pathways?

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The pyramidal system is also known as

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Which is a symptom of upper motor neuron disease?

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What type of receptor is commonly found at neuromuscular junctions?

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What is the mechanism of local anesthetics?

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N2 or Nn receptors are found in

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Sensory fibers travel to the spinal cord via the

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The spinal cord lies in the...

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Spinal nerves travel from the spinal cord to the sympathetic trunk via the

MCQ covering the 10 nervous system lectures

GAB - Principles of the Nervous System & Integument

GAB - Principles of the Nervous System & Integument

Association neurons originate from which part of the neural tube?

Which region is part of the diencephalon?

What is the name of the midline fold between the cerebral hemispheres?

The cerebellomedullary cistern lies in which space?

The vertebral artery has a well-developed anastomosing branch in which species?

In the skull, the dura mater is separate from the periosteum.

Cerebral spinal fluid is PRODUCED by

The basilar artery is directly supplied by the

Which cranial nerve does not have parasympathetic innervation?

The aqueous humor is produced by the

When light passes through the eye, it passes through which structures? (from rostral to caudal)

The conjunctiva is lined by what kind of epithelium?

Which gland produces the superficial oily layer of the tear film?

Which cranial nerve provides sensory input for the majority of the lateral pinna?

You treat a horse that has an infected guttural pouch. The horse is experiencing dysphagia. Which cranial nerve(s) is likely affected?

Angular acceleration is detected by which component of the vestibular system?

The ampulla contains otoliths which are important for detecting angular acceleration.

Nystagmus refers to which abnormality?

What type of cartilage forms the pinna?