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    of 10

    How many neuros are in spino-thalamic pathway?

    four
    Three
    1
    two
    five
    Which nucleus does not belong to the cerebellum?
    Dentatus
    Fascigii
    Gracialis
    1
    globulus
    Which nucleus start the posterior longitudinal pathway ?
    Bekhterev
    Deiters
    Darkshevich
    1
    Rollers
    Which are the primary subcortical centers of smell?
    Parahypocampal girus and uncus
    Dentate gyrus and amigdala
    Septum pellucidum, smelling triang
    1
    Cuneus and sulcus calcarinus
    Which are the primary subcortical centers of vision?
    girus cinguli
    latheral geniculate bodies
    1
    girus cuneus
    girus lingualis
    Which are the primary subcortical centers of hearing?
    trapecial body
    gyrus Geshli
    medial geniculate bodies
    1
    girus Cinguli
    Which are the cortical centers of vision?
    hypocamps
    Sulcus calcarinus
    Sulcus Rolandi
    Sulcus Silvia

    Which are the primary cortical centers of smell?


    amygdala
    girus dentatus

    girus parahypocampalis
    Girus Cinguli

    How many neurons are in posterior spinocerebellar pathway?


    Two
    1
    three
    Four
    five
    Which are the cortical centers of hearing?
    trapecial body
    gyrus Geshli
    medial geniculate bodies
    girus Cinguli

    How many crosses are in rubro-spinal pathway?


    One
    two
    1
    three
    zero
    Which cerebellar nucleus belongs to the vestibular system?
    globulus
    fascigii
    emboliformis
    1
    dentatus
    To which brain part belongs Thalamus?
    mezencephalon
    telencephalon
    diencepalon
    Rombencephalon

    Which necleus belogs to the 3rd neuron of spino-thalamic pathway?


    Ventro postero anterior
    Ventro postero inferior
    Ventro postero latheral
    1
    Ventro postero superior
    which are the symtoms of Horner's syndrome?
    midruasis, ptosis, anisokiria
    ptosis, miosis, egzophtalmus
    misriasis, ptosis , enphtalmus
    ptosis, miosis, enophtalmus
    1

    Which are the symptoms of argyll-Robertsons syndrome?


    photoreaction and accomodation are lost
    photoreaction is lost and accomodation preserv
    1
    photoreaction is presered and accomodation is t
    photoreaction and accomodation are preserved
    Which are the symptoms of kennedy-foster syndrome?
    retina in both eyes are atrophied
    retina in one eye atrophied , in another eye s
    1
    retina in both eyes are swelled
    retina in one eye atrophied , in another eye swedetached
    Which are the symptons of Athanasio syndrome?
    accomodation is lost, photoreaction preserved
    accomodation and photoreaction are lost
    photoreaction is lost, accomodation preserved
    accomodation and photoreaction are preserved
    Which symtoms are true in Veber's syndrome?
    ptosis, miosis, internal strabismus
    ptosis , midriasis, external strabismus
    miosis. anisokoria, internal strabismus
    ptosis, miosis, externall strabismus

    Which brainstem nucleus belong to the hearing center?


    Rollers
    Deiters
    Darkshevich
    Bekhterev
    1
    Which are the braistem hyperkinesis?
    Chorea
    Athetosis
    Myoclonus
    Fibrillation
    Which are the spinal hyperkinesis?
    intentive tremor
    finrillation
    myoclonus
    seizures
    Which are the extrapyramidal hyperkinesis?
    fasciculation
    intentive tremor

    resting tremor
    seizures
    Which are the cortical hyperkinesis?
    fibrillation
    hemibalismus
    myoclonus
    chorea
    tonic sezures
    which is the part of archicerebellum?
    anterior lobe
    flocullonodular lobe
    posterior lobe
    lateral lobe
    Which is the part of paleocerebellum?
    anterior lobe
    flocullonodular lobe
    posterior lobe
    lateral lobe
    Which is the part of neocerebellum?
    anterior lobe
    flocullonodular lobe
    posterior lobe
    lateral lobe
    Which are the receptors of pain?
    meisner's discs
    merkels discs
    free nerve endings
    Ruffini cells
    which are the heat receptors?
    meisner's discs
    merkels discs
    free nerve endings
    Ruffini cells
    Which are the cold receptors?
    Krauze colbs
    merkel discs
    ruffini cells
    fatter pachini cells

    Wich pathway conducts the impulsis from upper part of body?


    fascilulus gracialis
    fasciculus cuneatus
    1
    fascicullus longitudinalis posterior
    fasciculus hovers
    Wich pathway conducts the impulsislower part of the body?
    fascilulus gracialis
    1
    fasciculus cuneatus
    fascicullus longitudinalis posterior
    fasciculus hovers
    Which spinal level controls dorsal spinoerebellar pathway?
    C1-Th12
    Th1-L3
    1
    Th1-S5
    C8-Th12
    Which spinal level controls ventral spinoerebellar pathway?
    C1-Th12
    Th1-L3
    L3-S5
    1
    S4-S5
    C8-L5
    How many neurons are in spinicerebellar pathways?
    two
    1
    three
    four
    five
    Which descending cerebellar pathway is crossed?
    tecto-spinal
    reticulo-spinal
    rubro-spinal
    1
    vestibulo-spinal
    Which afferent spini-cerebellar pathway is cros not crossed?
    ventral spino-cerebellar
    dorsal spino-cerebellar
    1
    fronto-ponto-cerebellar
    parieto-temporo-occipito-cerebellar
    Which nucleus starts efferent cerebellar pathways?

    nucleus
    nucleus
    nucleus
    nucleus

    enboliformis
    fascigii
    dentatus
    globulus

    which cerebellar necleus is connected to the vestibular system?


    nucleus enboliformis
    1
    nucleus fascigii
    nucleus dentatus
    nucleus globulus
    which cerebellar necleus is connected to the vehe spinal cord?
    nucleus enboliformis
    1
    nucleus fascigii
    nucleus dentatus
    nucleus globulus
    Which are the cortical fields for stereognosis?
    Brodman field 1,2
    Brodman field 3
    Brodman field 4,6
    Brodman field 5,7
    1
    Which are the cortical fields for ste pain?
    Brodman field 1,2,3
    Brodman field 4,6
    Brodman field 5,7
    Brodman field 8,10

    Which are the signs of Jeckson's alternative syndrom?


    12th nerve flacid polsy contralaterally
    12th nerve flasid polsy ipsilaterally
    12thnerves central polsy contralaterally
    12th nerve central polsy ipsilateraly
    which are the signs of Veber's syndrome?
    3rd nerves central polsy ipsilaterally
    3rd nerves central polsy contralaterally
    3rd nerves flacid polsy contralaterally
    3rd nerves flacid polsy ipsilaterally
    Which are the signs of capsular damage?
    opistotonic posture
    decorticate posture
    decerebrate posture

    vernike-man posture

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