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5. 4. Tim S. suffered a serious brain injury following a fall into an empty pool. He does not remember the event. Which part of his injured brain was responsible for his memory loss? A) Thalamus B) Hippocampus C) Hypothalamus D) Cerebellum E) Amygdala

6. 5. Name the structure Amygdala Hypothalamus Caudate Hippocampus Insula

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10. 9. Name the blue area: Pituitary Subthalamic nucleus Hippocampus Hypothalamus Interpeducular fossa

11. This structure talks to the anterior thalamus and communicates with the hippocampus via the fornix. It degenerates in cases of severe alcoholism. What is it? 10. Mamillary body Optic chiasm Tuber cinerum Uncus Cingulategyrus

12. 11. How many layers are there in the cerebral cortex? 2 3 4 5 6

13. 12. An anatomy professor is lecturing on the perineum. His language is fluent and uninterrupted, yet he makes no sense at all. He most likely is suffering from which of the following: Receptive aphasia (Wernicke’s aphasia) Expressive aphasia (Broca’s aphasia) Echolasia Global aphasia Agnosia

14. 13. What is the most common cause of dementia? Stroke Diabetes Creuzfeldt-Jacob disease Alzheimer’s AIDS

15. 14. What is apraxia? A) Inability to conceptualize and perform a skilled, learned act on command. B) Defective recognition of perceived stimuli C) Inability to learn new material D) Inability to remember E) Inability to comprehend the emotional tone of words spoken by others

16. 15. A medical student, while in anatomy lab, falls to the ground and immediately exhibits bilateral, vigorous, rhythmic, tonic-clonic contractions of her body muscles with loss of consciousness. What might she be experiencing? A) Generalized convulsive grand mal seizure Generalized non convulsive seizure (petit mal) Complex partial seizure Simple partial seizure Narcolepsy

17. 16. Which part of the brain plays a major role in controlling homeostasis? Thalamus Hypothalamus Epithalamus Caudate Putamen

18. 17. Which hypothalamic nucleus regulates circadian rhythms? Suprachiasmatic nucleus Preoptic nucleus Ventromedian nucleus Mammilary bodies Paraventricular nucleus

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20. 19. If I have a patient or a friend with a spinal cord injury I will: • Send them to a community hospital to get a wheelchair so that they can be mobile in their environment • Let the hospital send them wherever their insurance wants to and do nothing • Educate them about spinal cord rehabilitation options and neuroplasticity • Not waste time on a second opinion • Inform the person they will never walk.

21. 20. Andy has trouble removing his “gas mask”. This causes an hypoxic event in his brain which affects layer 5 of his cerebral cortex. Which of the following would be most affected? Sense of smell Memory Movement Vision Pain perception

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26. 4. Tim S. suffered a serious brain injury following a fall into an empty pool. He does not remember the event. Which part of his injured brain was responsible for his memory loss? A) Thalamus B) Hippocampus C) Hypothalamus D) Cerebellum E) Amygdala

27. 5. Name the structure Amygdala Hypothalamus Caudate Hippocampus Insula

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31. 9. Name the blue area: Pituitary Subthalamic nucleus Hippocampus Hypothalamus Interpeducular fossa

32. This structure talks to the anterior thalamus and communicates with the hippocampus via the fornix. It degenerates in cases of severe alcoholism. What is it? 10. Mamillary body Optic chiasm Tuber cinerum Uncus Cingulategyrus

33. 11. How many layers are there in the cerebral cortex? 2 3 4 5 6

34. 12. An anatomy professor is lecturing on the perineum. His language is fluent and uninterrupted, yet he makes no sense at all. He most likely is suffering from which of the following: Receptive aphasia (Wernicke’s aphasia) Expressive aphasia (Broca’s aphasia) Echolasia Global aphasia Agnosia

35. 13. What is the most common cause of dementia? Stroke Diabetes Creuzfeldt-Jacob disease Alzheimer’s AIDS

36. 14. What is apraxia? A) Inability to conceptualize and perform a skilled, learned act on command. B) Defective recognition of perceived stimuli C) Inability to learn new material D) Inability to remember E) Inability to comprehend the emotional tone of words spoken by others

37. 15. A medical student, while in anatomy lab, falls to the ground and immediately exhibits bilateral, vigorous, rhythmic, tonic-clonic contractions of her body muscles with loss of consciousness. What might she be experiencing? A) Generalized convulsive grand mal seizure Generalized non convulsive seizure (petit mal) Complex partial seizure Simple partial seizure Narcolepsy

38. 16. Which part of the brain plays a major role in controlling homeostasis? Thalamus Hypothalamus Epithalamus Caudate Putamen

39. 17. Which hypothalamic nucleus regulates circadian rhythms? Suprachiasmatic nucleus Preoptic nucleus Ventromedian nucleus Mammilary bodies Paraventricular nucleus

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41. 19. If I have a patient or a friend with a spinal cord injury I will: • Send them to a community hospital to get a wheelchair so that they can be mobile in their environment • Let the hospital send them wherever their insurance wants to and do nothing • Educate them about spinal cord rehabilitation options and neuroplasticity • Not waste time on a second opinion • Inform the person they will never walk.

42. 20. Andy has trouble removing his “gas mask”. This causes an hypoxic event in his brain which affects layer 5 of his cerebral cortex. Which of the following would be most affected? Sense of smell Memory Movement Vision Pain perception