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SHS 310 Neuroanatomy Exam 2025
This system includes the Cerebral Hemispheres, Brainstem, Cerebellum and the Spinal
Cord - Correct Ans-Central Nervous System
What does PNS Stand for? - Correct Ans-Peripheral Nervous System
This system includes, Nerves (Cranial and Spinal). Its initials? - Correct Ans-PNS
Ganglia is explained as a - Correct Ans-Nerve cluster
The brain stem has a _____ texture - Correct Ans-Smooth
What plane separates the things from front and back? - Correct Ans-Coronal Plane
What slice separates left and right sides? - Correct Ans-Sagittal Slice
What Plane separates top and bottom parts - Correct Ans-Horizontal slice
What describes "front" and "back" - Correct Ans-Anterior, Posterior
Lateral is described as _______ - Correct Ans-moving outward
Closer to center is described as - Correct Ans-Proximal
Further away is described as - Correct Ans-Distal
On human the dorsal part of the head is - Correct Ans-on the top
On dogs dorsal is - Correct Ans-On the back
On the body, the front would mean - Correct Ans-Ventral
The front of the head can also be described as - Correct Ans-Rostral
This connects the left and right hemispheres - Correct Ans-Corpus Collosum
What would describe the Opposite Side? - Correct Ans-Contralateral
What would describe the Same Side - Correct Ans-Ipsilateral
The left hemisphere controls the ______ side and the right hemisphere controls the
_______ side. - Correct Ans-Right, Left
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This makes up the edges of the brain - Correct Ans-Grey Matter
Grey Matter is made up of - Correct Ans-Cell bodies and Dendrites
This makes up the inner parts of the brain and can be described as cal-de-sacs and
roads - Correct Ans-White matter
What matter is mayed up of - Correct Ans-Myelinated Axons
Generally, the frontal lobes function is - Correct Ans-Speech and decision making
Generally the Parietal lobes function is - Correct Ans-Sensory Integration
Generally the Occipital lobe is responsible for - Correct Ans-Vision
Generally the Temporal lobe is responsible for - Correct Ans-Hearing
Gryi are the ______ Sulci are the ______ - Correct Ans-Hills, Valleys
This separates the temporal lobe from the front and parietal lobe - Correct Ans-Sylvian
Fissure
This Separates the brain form the Cerebellum - Correct Ans-Transvers Fissure
This separates the two halves of the brain - Correct Ans-Longitudinal Fissure
What separates the frontal and parietal lobes? - Correct Ans-Central Sulcus
What is located beneath the Sylvian Fissure and can only be seen when other lobes are
pulled aside - Correct Ans-Insula Lobe
This is involved in precessing visceral emotions, conscience, body awareness &
ownership or "sense of self" - Correct Ans-Insula
The insula lobe processes emotions like ______ and_____ - Correct Ans-Disgust,
contempt
The front part of the pariatel lobe is the - Correct Ans-Somatosensory Cortex
The posterior part of the frontal lobe is - Correct Ans-Motor Cortex
the way that grey matter cells are organized in relation to the same functional areas is
an example of - Correct Ans-Functional mapping
pertains to the way in which the primary auditory cortex is organized so that neurons
that respond to particular frequencies are grouped together - Correct Ans-tonotopic
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SHS 310 Neuroanatomy Exam 2025
This system includes the Cerebral Hemispheres, Brainstem, Cerebellum and the Spinal
Cord - Correct Ans-Central Nervous System
What does PNS Stand for? - Correct Ans-Peripheral Nervous System
This system includes, Nerves (Cranial and Spinal). Its initials? - Correct Ans-PNS
Ganglia is explained as a - Correct Ans-Nerve cluster
The brain stem has a _____ texture - Correct Ans-Smooth
What plane separates the things from front and back? - Correct Ans-Coronal Plane
What slice separates left and right sides? - Correct Ans-Sagittal Slice
What Plane separates top and bottom parts - Correct Ans-Horizontal slice
What describes "front" and "back" - Correct Ans-Anterior, Posterior
Lateral is described as _______ - Correct Ans-moving outward
Closer to center is described as - Correct Ans-Proximal
Further away is described as - Correct Ans-Distal
On human the dorsal part of the head is - Correct Ans-on the top
On dogs dorsal is - Correct Ans-On the back
On the body, the front would mean - Correct Ans-Ventral
The front of the head can also be described as - Correct Ans-Rostral
This connects the left and right hemispheres - Correct Ans-Corpus Collosum
What would describe the Opposite Side? - Correct Ans-Contralateral
What would describe the Same Side - Correct Ans-Ipsilateral
The left hemisphere controls the ______ side and the right hemisphere controls the
_______ side. - Correct Ans-Right, Left
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This makes up the edges of the brain - Correct Ans-Grey Matter
Grey Matter is made up of - Correct Ans-Cell bodies and Dendrites
This makes up the inner parts of the brain and can be described as cal-de-sacs and
roads - Correct Ans-White matter
What matter is mayed up of - Correct Ans-Myelinated Axons
Generally, the frontal lobes function is - Correct Ans-Speech and decision making
Generally the Parietal lobes function is - Correct Ans-Sensory Integration
Generally the Occipital lobe is responsible for - Correct Ans-Vision
Generally the Temporal lobe is responsible for - Correct Ans-Hearing
Gryi are the ______ Sulci are the ______ - Correct Ans-Hills, Valleys
This separates the temporal lobe from the front and parietal lobe - Correct Ans-Sylvian
Fissure
This Separates the brain form the Cerebellum - Correct Ans-Transvers Fissure
This separates the two halves of the brain - Correct Ans-Longitudinal Fissure
What separates the frontal and parietal lobes? - Correct Ans-Central Sulcus
What is located beneath the Sylvian Fissure and can only be seen when other lobes are
pulled aside - Correct Ans-Insula Lobe
This is involved in precessing visceral emotions, conscience, body awareness &
ownership or "sense of self" - Correct Ans-Insula
The insula lobe processes emotions like ______ and_____ - Correct Ans-Disgust,
contempt
The front part of the pariatel lobe is the - Correct Ans-Somatosensory Cortex
The posterior part of the frontal lobe is - Correct Ans-Motor Cortex
the way that grey matter cells are organized in relation to the same functional areas is
an example of - Correct Ans-Functional mapping
pertains to the way in which the primary auditory cortex is organized so that neurons
that respond to particular frequencies are grouped together - Correct Ans-tonotopic
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