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Anatomy

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The basic functional units of nervous tissue are

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The lowest region of the brain stem, , houses many vital autonomical centers involved in control of heart rate, respiratory rhythm, blood pressure.

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Motor speech area of left hemisphere only is known as and is the ability to articulate words.

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The cervical plexus is a major branch of

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is the largest nerve in human body and part of sacral plexus

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The ability of the eye to focus differently for objects of near vision is called .

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Stretch reflexes are initiated by tapping a which stretches the associated muscle.

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Babinskis sing is tested by the

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This reflex consists of a flexor or withdrawal reflex followed by extension of opposite limb. It is called

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Deepest in the dermis of all cutaneous receptors are .

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Sensory receptors act as changing environmental stimuli into different nerve impulses.

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The inhibitions of those interneurons and antagonistic muscles that follows, , causes them to relax and prevents resisting the contraction of stretched muscle.

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