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Comprehensive KIN 4571 Exam 2 material covering cerebral cortex organization, somatosensory processing, motor pathways, spinal cord lesions, vestibular function, cortical association projections, neocortical layers, cerebral sulci, middle cerebral artery effects, and upper versus lower motor neuron lesions. Includes questions and answers addressing the primary somatosensory cortex, tectospinal tract, corticospinal pathways, nystagmus, association projections, pyramidal neurons, cingulate sulcus, paresis, muscle atrophy, and motor-control concepts. Suitable for focused review of major KIN 4571 Exam 2 neuroscience concepts.

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Left primary what specific part of the cortex would sense a nail
somatosensory cortex under your right foot




b. the tectospinal tract If damaged, which of the following would
influence eye and head movement
coordination the most?
A. The lateral corticospinal tract. B. The
tectospinal tract.
C. The ventral corticospinal tract. D. The
corticobulbar tract. E. The rubrospinal tract.

E. upper and lower Which of the following describes deficits more
completely with damage to the right side of
the spinal cord at T8?
A. right side lower limb paralysis.
B. left side lower limb paralysis.
C. right side upper limb paralysis.
D. left side upper limb paralysis
E. upper and lower limb paralysis.

,C. decreased step length. . Experimental data showed that a decrease
in an already slow running speed will likely
be due primarily to
A. increased step length.
B. increased step frequency.
C. decreased step length.
D. decreased step frequency.
E. increased step length and frequency.

B. introducing warm air into the left ear canal. 6. Which would stimulate a left
nystagmus the most?
A. Stepping forward and backward.
B. introducing warm air into the left ear canal.
C. introducing cold air into the right ear canal.
D. introducing cold air into the right ear canal
and warm air into to left ear canal.
E. introducing cold air into the left ear canal and
warm air into to right ear canal.

, E. left SMA projections to left MI 7. Which of the following projections are
considered association projections?
A. corticospinal tract
B. rubrospinal tract C. left MI projections to right
MI
D. left SMA projections to right MI
E. left SMA projections to left MI

layer 1 You would not find pyramidal neuron cell
bodies in of the neocortex.
A. layer I
B. layer II
C. layer V
D. layer III
E. none of the above have pyramidal neuron cell
bodies

E. limbic and frontal lobes The cingulate sulcus separates
A. left and right hemispheres
B. temporal and frontal lobes
C. temporal and parietal lobes
D. limbic and insular lobes
E. limbic and frontal lobes

d. paresis in left arm A patient is brought to the emergency
department following a blood clot to the
right middle cerebral artery. Which one of the
following best describes a possible outcome?

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