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1
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Broca’s motor area is primarily concerned with

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speech

2
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The brainstem includes all but

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the cerebral cortex

3
Q

The areal that has the greatest effects on visceral functions such as heart rate and hormone production

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hypothalamus

4
Q

What is the term for sensory of taste

A

gustatory

5
Q

Which of the following is NOT an ossicle responsible for hearing

A

otolith

6
Q

Many poisons are alkaline and thus would initiate what type of taste

A

bitter

7
Q

Which lobe is responsible for vision

A

occipital

8
Q

Which of the following is a shallow groove in the brain

A

sulcus

9
Q

Proper posture and balance are functions of what

A

Cerebellum

10
Q

What lobe is the motor cortex area located in

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Frontal

11
Q

To minimize trauma a spinal tap is properly done at the level of

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L3

12
Q

The membrane closest to the brain

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pia matter

13
Q

Most of the CSPF is found in the

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subarachnoid space

14
Q

What are sensitive to bright lights and colors

A

cones

15
Q

Sensory adaptation occurs when stimuli becomes

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gradually ignored

16
Q

Pain in the left arm caused by lack of blood to the heart is a type of

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referred pain

17
Q

The ________are actual areas that responds to chemical stimulations for sense of smell

A

Cilia on olfactory receptors cells

18
Q

What are the special organs on the tongue that contains the receptors for taste

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taste buds

19
Q

The function of hearing is located within the

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temporal lobe

20
Q

The outer fibrous protective coverings of the eye is called the

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sclera

21
Q

What happens to the muscles in the eye regarding the pupil size during bright light

A

circular muscles contract whilst the radial muscles relax.

22
Q

This cranial nerve is responsible for carrying impulses for vision

A

optic

23
Q

This cranial nerve is responsible for supplying motor fibers to the pharynx

A

Glossopharyngeal

24
Q

This cranial nerve is responsible for activating muscles of the facial expression

A

Facial

25
Q

This cranial nerve is responsible for sensory impulse to the thoracic and abdomen

A

Vagus