Neuroanatomy

Question

Motor speech is processed in:

Answer 1

Broca's area

Answer 2

Wernicke's area

Answer 3

Prefrontal cortex

Answer 4

Orbito-frontal cortex

Answer 5

Hypothalamus

Answer 6

Broca's area

Answer 7

Wernicke's area

Answer 8

Fusiform gyrus

Answer 9

Medulla oblongata

Answer 10

Limbic system

Answer 11

Modulate hypothalamus

Answer 12

Fear and defensive behaviours

Answer 13

Positive affect

Answer 14

Executive function

Answer 15

Melanin release

Answer 16

Motor speech

Answer 17

Executive function

Answer 18

Voluntary contralateral movement

Answer 19

Movement planning

Answer 20

Voluntary ipsilateral movement

Answer 21

Emotional responses

Answer 22

Motivation

Answer 23

Anxiety levels

Answer 24

Fear and defensive behaviours

Answer 25

Emotional responses

Answer 26

Anxiety levels

Answer 27

Motivation

Answer 28

Executive function

Answer 29

Motor speech

Answer 30

Voluntary contralateral movement

Answer 31

Recognise somatosensory stimuli

Answer 32

Processing of motor information

Answer 33

Integrates visual, somatosensory, and auditory info

Answer 34

Integrates motor, somatosensory, and olfactory info

Answer 35

Forms part of Wernicke's area in non-dominant hemisphere

Answer 36

Innate behaviours

Answer 37

Maintenance of homeostasis

Answer 38

Motor speech

Answer 39

Maintains balance and posture

Answer 40

Maintains correct muscle tone

Answer 41

Plans and coordinates sequential movements

Answer 42

Planning of voluntary contralateral movements

Answer 43

Regulates many autonomic functions

Answer 44

Homeostasis

Answer 45

Sexual activity

Answer 46

Circadian rhythms

Answer 47

Emotional expression

Answer 48

Fear and defensive behaviours

Answer 49

Balance and posture

Answer 50

Muscle tone

Answer 51

Autonomic functions

Answer 52

Many autonomic functions

Answer 53

Blood pressure

Answer 54

Heart rate

Answer 55

Respiratory rate

Answer 56

Vomiting reflexes

Answer 57

Muscle tone

Answer 58

Balance and posture

Answer 59

Planning and coordination of sequential movements

Answer 60

Sexual activity

Answer 61

Hippocampus

Answer 62

Hypothamalus

Answer 63

Substantia nigra

Answer 64

Ventral Tegmental Area

Answer 65

Hippocampus

Answer 66

Medulla Oblongata

Answer 67

Hypothalamus

Answer 68

Corpus Callosum

Answer 69

Involved in control of movement

Answer 70

Has dopaminergic neurons that contain melanin

Answer 71

Is a small nucleus

Answer 72

Output to Ventral Tegmental Area

Answer 73

Substantia Nigra

Answer 74

Medulla Oblongata

Answer 75

Cerebellum

Answer 76

Hippocampus

Answer 77

Ventral Tegmental Area

Answer 78

Highest level neurological processing

Answer 79

Memory storage

Answer 80

Memory recall

Answer 81

Conscious perception

Answer 82

Sensory integration

Answer 83

Planning of voluntary movements

Answer 84

Control of voluntary movements

Answer 85

Music and mathematical concepts

Answer 86

Relay centre

Answer 87

Integrates motor and sensory info

Answer 88

Regulates overall cortical activity levels

Answer 89

Maintenance of homeostasis

Answer 90

Regulates sexual activity

Answer 91

Regulates eating and drinking behaviour

Answer 92

Motivation

Answer 93

Cognitive function

Answer 94

Acquisition of new memories

Answer 95

Control of movement

Answer 96

Pars compacta in Substantia Nigra

Answer 97

Ventral Tegmental Area

Answer 98

Pars compacta in Medulla Oblongata

Answer 99

Orbito-Frontal Cortex

Answer 100

Allows info to move between hemispheres

Answer 101

Allows memory traces to be stored bilaterally

Answer 102

Allows somatosensory integration

Answer 103

Allows planning of contralateral movements

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