Neuroanatomy Quizbank 2001

1. This is only a breakdown with question and answers
a) It's the origin of the interstitial tract [2002/02]
b) The neuron of the lateral part of the cerebellar hemispheres project mainly to
c) Truncal ataxia is caused by a lesion of (lesion of cerebellar vermis)
d) The ganglion of scarpa has cell bodies where
e) Forms the dorsal wall of the 3rd ventricle
f) After entering spindle cord which is the tract for pain and temp
g) The facial fasciculus is formed by fibers of which nuclei
h) Which one of the following in not part of the lumbar cistern
i) Which one of the following cranial nerves gives gustatory input to the brainstem
j) Mediate striate arteries
k) Lateral striate arteries
l) Thalamoperforating artery
m) Thalamogeniculate artery
n) Circumflex artery arise from
o) Run from the posterior petrous to sinus transversus
p) Foster Kennedy syndrome (intracranial pressure)
q) Right leminiscus lesion results in
r) Which cranial nerve sends gustatory messages to the anterior 2/3 of the tongue
s) Spinal shock is in patients with
t) Internuclear ophthalmoplegia in patients
u) Efferent limb of
v) Cell body of fibers that innervate the cornea are located in
w) Striatum is formed by
x) Optic tract passes through which part of the internal capsule
y) Pallidum project into cerebral cortex through
z) Ciliary center located in
{) Cortical lesion on striatum produces
|) Lesion of the supraoptic and paraventricular nuclei of the hypothalamus produces
}) As it decussates it forms the trapezoid body
~) The following is connecting with the limbic system
) The stellate ganglion is formed by
�) Dorsal nucleus of Clarke is located
�) Post-synaptic fibers of the lacrimal gland
�) Straight sinus drains to
�) The following cistern contain the Great Vein of Galen
�) Broadmann's area 22
�) Broadmann's are 43 lesion
�) Superior parietal lobe lies
�) The following tract has autonomic parasympathetic projections
�) This connect with the striatum via the external capsule
�) Which of the following structure becomes continuous with amygdala
�) CSF is absorbed by
�) Lesion at conus medullaris produce
�) Ganglion that forms choroid plexus
�) Horner's syndrome
�) Where does the inferior olivary axons project
�) Where does the spinal accessory nerve (nucleus) go
�) Center for light reflex
�) Wallenberg syndrome
�) Descending autonomic tracts are associated with
�) Gag reflex
�) UMN lesions
�) Posterior limb of the internal capsule separate
�) Anterior limb of the internal capsule separate
�) Spinothalamic tract
�) Fusiform gyrus
�) Optic tract originates from
�) Cranial nerve III palsy
�) Aneurysm of posterior communicating artery can cause
�) Superior salivatory nucleus of cranial nerve VII supplies
�) Temporal nerve innervates
�) Damage to anterior spinal artery
�) Anterior communicating artery
�) Lateral striate artery
�) Thalamoperforate artery
�) Internal carotid
�) Apraxia
�) Fluent aphasia
�) Ageusia
�) Problem solving / judgement
�) Learning of new things
�) Filum terminale is continues with
�) Origin of spinal accessory nerve
�) Corticostriate tract arrives to thalamus via
�) Basal ganglia lesion
�) Facial nerve within the facial canal gives rise to
�) Vagal system include cranial nerve number
�) The only one cranial nerve emerging from the posterior surface of the brainstem
�) Position of the hypoglossal trigone in the medulla
�) Betz pyramidal cells are found in which tract
�) Corticotectal
�) Corticospinal
�) Corticorubral
�) Reticulospinal
�) Internal arcuate fibers cross to the opposite side in the decussation of
�) LMN
�) UMN
�) Wallerian degeneration
�) Syringomyelia
�) Syringomyelia
�) Benedikt's syndrome
�) Weber's syndrome
�) Parinaud's syndrome
�) Huntington's disease
�) Which it's the initial center in the papez circuit
�) Contain GSA < SVA < GVE < SVE fibers
�) Proprioception of leg
�) Proprioception of arm
�) Rostral part of closed medulla
�) Ambient cistern contains
�) Lamina terminalis
�) Callosomarginal and pericallosal artery
�) ML and VPM
�) The primary gustatory cortex is located in
�) Supraocular muscle innervated by cranial nerve V
�) Limbic lobe has connections with
�) Tactile agnosia
�) Hippocampus
�) The following has connections with the striatum via the external capsule
�) An aneurysm arising from the posterior communicating artery of the internal carotid will produce
�) Prosopranosia is caused by
�) Procedure to fix thetacord syndrome
�) The light reflex center is located in
�) Most of the symptoms and signs seen in patients with upper motoneuron lesions are associated with increased reactivity of
�) Nucleus solitacious
�) Nucleus ambiguous
�) Nucleus of cranial nerve 5 (sensory)
�) Foville's syndrome
�) Millard-Gubber syndrome
�) Line of Gennari



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