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HEMISPHERES 3.0 LEVEL VII DISCHARGE &
PREVENTION EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS



1. If a patient exhibits symptoms of alien hand syndrome after a surgical
procedure that involved severing the corpus callosum, which of the
following best explains the underlying neurological basis for this
condition?

The left hemisphere is unable to control the right hand due to lack
of communication.

The right hemisphere has taken over all motor functions.

The corpus callosum enhances spatial awareness in both hands.

The left hemisphere is solely responsible for voluntary movements.

2. The Wada test provides information about

the severity and frequency of seizures following a split brain
operation.

the localization of language to one hemisphere or the other.

a person's level of exposure to prenatal androgens.

3. Research indicates that depressed individuals have:

increased left hemispheric activity

decreased left hemispheric activity

increased right hemispheric activity

, decreased right hemispheric activity

4. What is the primary purpose of a callosotomy in patients with severe
seizures?

To enhance cognitive function

To connect the two hemispheres of the brain

, To cut the brain in half to prevent seizures

To improve language processing


5. The____ hemisphere seems to be play a greater role in attentional
mechanisms and spatial analysis.

right

left

6. The right hemisphere of the brain is associated with?

Positive moods

Negative moods

7. If a split-brain patient is shown an object in their left visual field, which
hemisphere processes this information, and what might they be able to do
in response?

The right hemisphere processes the information, and they can
verbally identify the object.

The left hemisphere processes the information, and they can
verbally identify the object.

The right hemisphere processes the information, but they cannot
verbally identify the object.

The left hemisphere processes the information, but they cannot
verbally identify the object.

8. Corpus callosotomy is performed in order to:

prevent seizures

sever the connection between the two hemispheres of the brain

limit the number and severity of convulsion

All of the above

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