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‣ corpus callosum . Answer: the major connective fibers between the two
cerebral hemispheres
‣ anterior cerebral artery . Answer: This cerebral artery perfuses the
medial frontal, parietal lobe, and limbic regions
‣ anterior cerebral artery . Answer: Ischemia of this artery leads to loss
of motor and sensory of the contralateral lower limbs and limbic system
changes
‣ medulla oblongata . Answer: What is the lowest part of the brainstem
and the center for life maintenance controlling heart rate, respiration
depth and rate, and blood pressure
‣ Ventricles . Answer: Where csf flows
‣ temporal . Answer: Wernicke's aphasia (what lobe?)
‣ MCA . Answer: Which cerebral artery perfuses the lateral frontal,
temporal, and parietal lobes
,‣ posterior cerebral artery . Answer: Responsible for perfusion of
inferior temporal and occipital lobes
‣ Foramen of monro . Answer: Connects lateral and third ventricles
‣ choroid plexus . Answer: Where cerebrospinal fluid is made.
‣ posterior spinal artery (which arises from the posterior inferior
cerebellar artery) . Answer: Which artery branches to perfuse the
posterior 1/3 of the spinal cord?
‣ temporal lobe . Answer: Hearing
‣ Artery of Adamkiewicz . Answer: Artery that commonly arises from
T10
‣ MCA . Answer: Ischemia of this cerebral artery leads to loss of motor
and sensory of the upper limbs and face of the contralateral side and
aphasia.
‣ reticular activating system . Answer: What is the name of a set of
connected nuclei responsible for regulating arousal and sleep-wake
transitions?
,‣ Circle of Willis . Answer: A series of arteries on the inferior surface of
the brain connecting the vertebral and internal carotid arteries
‣ Circle of Willis . Answer: A circle of arteries at the base of the brain
that supply blood to the brain
‣ dura, arachnoid, pia . Answer: The meninges: ________ mater,
___________ mater, __________mater
‣ a . Answer: Lobe responsible for motor speech:
a) frontal
b) temporal
c) parietal
d) occipital
‣ parietal . Answer: Lobe responsible for sensory
‣ posterior cerebral artery . Answer: Ischemia of this cerebral artery
leads to loss of vision and facial recognition
‣ basilar artery . Answer: Vertebral arteries join to form the
‣ posterior inferior cerebellar artery . Answer: What artery perfuses the
cerebellum?
, ‣ Sylvian fissure . Answer: separates the frontal and parietal lobes from
the temporal lobe
‣ d . Answer: lobe responsible for vision:
a) frontal
b) temporal
c) parietal
d) occipital
‣ receptive aphasia . Answer: The ability to hear words but the inability
to understand what is being said.
‣ cortex . Answer: name of the outer surface of the cerebral hemipheres
composed of nerve cell bodies
‣ a . Answer: extension of the dura, lies between the cerebellum and the
inferior surface of the occipital lobes and divides the cranial cavity into
two compartments:
a) tentorium cerebelli
b) falx cerebelli
c) falx cerebri
d) corpus callosum
with Actual Questions and Complete
Verified Answers | Grade A+
‣ corpus callosum . Answer: the major connective fibers between the two
cerebral hemispheres
‣ anterior cerebral artery . Answer: This cerebral artery perfuses the
medial frontal, parietal lobe, and limbic regions
‣ anterior cerebral artery . Answer: Ischemia of this artery leads to loss
of motor and sensory of the contralateral lower limbs and limbic system
changes
‣ medulla oblongata . Answer: What is the lowest part of the brainstem
and the center for life maintenance controlling heart rate, respiration
depth and rate, and blood pressure
‣ Ventricles . Answer: Where csf flows
‣ temporal . Answer: Wernicke's aphasia (what lobe?)
‣ MCA . Answer: Which cerebral artery perfuses the lateral frontal,
temporal, and parietal lobes
,‣ posterior cerebral artery . Answer: Responsible for perfusion of
inferior temporal and occipital lobes
‣ Foramen of monro . Answer: Connects lateral and third ventricles
‣ choroid plexus . Answer: Where cerebrospinal fluid is made.
‣ posterior spinal artery (which arises from the posterior inferior
cerebellar artery) . Answer: Which artery branches to perfuse the
posterior 1/3 of the spinal cord?
‣ temporal lobe . Answer: Hearing
‣ Artery of Adamkiewicz . Answer: Artery that commonly arises from
T10
‣ MCA . Answer: Ischemia of this cerebral artery leads to loss of motor
and sensory of the upper limbs and face of the contralateral side and
aphasia.
‣ reticular activating system . Answer: What is the name of a set of
connected nuclei responsible for regulating arousal and sleep-wake
transitions?
,‣ Circle of Willis . Answer: A series of arteries on the inferior surface of
the brain connecting the vertebral and internal carotid arteries
‣ Circle of Willis . Answer: A circle of arteries at the base of the brain
that supply blood to the brain
‣ dura, arachnoid, pia . Answer: The meninges: ________ mater,
___________ mater, __________mater
‣ a . Answer: Lobe responsible for motor speech:
a) frontal
b) temporal
c) parietal
d) occipital
‣ parietal . Answer: Lobe responsible for sensory
‣ posterior cerebral artery . Answer: Ischemia of this cerebral artery
leads to loss of vision and facial recognition
‣ basilar artery . Answer: Vertebral arteries join to form the
‣ posterior inferior cerebellar artery . Answer: What artery perfuses the
cerebellum?
, ‣ Sylvian fissure . Answer: separates the frontal and parietal lobes from
the temporal lobe
‣ d . Answer: lobe responsible for vision:
a) frontal
b) temporal
c) parietal
d) occipital
‣ receptive aphasia . Answer: The ability to hear words but the inability
to understand what is being said.
‣ cortex . Answer: name of the outer surface of the cerebral hemipheres
composed of nerve cell bodies
‣ a . Answer: extension of the dura, lies between the cerebellum and the
inferior surface of the occipital lobes and divides the cranial cavity into
two compartments:
a) tentorium cerebelli
b) falx cerebelli
c) falx cerebri
d) corpus callosum
