LONG
QUIZ
3
SECS
A
&
D
1.
Which
of
the
following
statements
is
true
concerning
the
medulla
oblongata?
A.
The
upper
half
of
the
floor
of
the
fourth
ventricle
is
formed
by
the
lower
half
of
the
medulla.
B.
The
central
canal
extends
throughout
the
length
of
the
medulla
oblongata.
C.
The
nucleus
gracilis
is
situated
beneath
the
gracile
tubercle
on
the
posterior
surface
of
the
medulla.
D.
The
olives
are
situated
anterior
to
the
pyramids.
2.
Which
of
the
following
cranial
nerves
emerges
in
the
groove
between
the
pons
and
the
medulla?
A.
abducens
B.
occulomotor
C.
trigeminal
D.
trochlear
nerve
3.
The
principal
sensory
nucleus
of
the
trigeminal
nerve
is
situated
medial
to
the
motor
nucleus.
A.
True
B.
False
4.
The
structure
that
divides
the
posterior
aspect
of
the
pons
into
symmetrical
halves:
A.
sulcus
limitans
C.
median
sulcus
B.
medial
eminence
D.
middle
cerebellar
peduncle
5.
Which
of
the
following
statements
is
true
concerning
a
transverse
section
of
the
pons
at
the
level
of
the
facial
colliculus?
A.
The
facial
nucleus
lies
anterior
to
the
medial
lemniscus.
B.
The
tegmentum
is
the
part
of
the
pons
lying
posterior
to
the
trapezoid
body.
C.
The
facial
colliculus
is
produced
by
the
winding
of
the
fibers
of
the
abducent
nerve
around
the
facial
nucleus.
D.
The
trapezoid
body
is
made
up
of
fibers
derived
from
the
vestibular
nuclei.
6.
Which
of
the
following
is
the
correct
source
of
axons
for
the
posterior
white
column?
A.
substantia
gelatinosa
C.
intermediolateral
group
of
nerve
cells
B.
posterior
root
ganglion
D.
nucleus
dorsalis
7.
The
spinal
lemniscus
is
formed
by
the
following
tracts,
EXCEPT:
A.
lateral
spinothalamic
tract
C.
anterior
corticospinal
tract
B.
anterior
spinothalamic
tract
D.
spinotectal
tract
8.
The
axons
that
innervate
the
muscles
of
the
neck
are
derived
from:
A.
intermediolateral
group
of
nerve
cells
C.
nucleus
propius
B.
medial
group
of
cells
in
the
anterior
gray
horn
D.
lateral
group
of
cells
in
the
anterior
gray
horn
9.
A
patient
with
a
traumatic
lesion
of
the
left
half
of
the
spinal
cord
at
the
level
of
the
eighth
cervival
segment
might
present
with
which
of
the
following
signs
and
symptoms?
A.
right
sided
lower
motor
paralysis
in
the
segment
of
the
lesion
and
muscular
atrophy
B.
impaired
tactile
sense
on
the
left
side
C.
loss
of
vibration
sense
of
the
right
leg
D.
loss
of
pain
and
temperature
sentations
on
the
right
side
below
the
level
of
the
lesion
10.
A
patient
who
failed
to
recognize
a
key
placed
in
his
hands
when
his
eyes
are
closed
would
most
likely
have
a
lesion
involving:
A.
spinocerebellar
tract
C.
posterior
white
column
B.
lateral
spinothalamic
tract
D.
corticospinal
tract
11.
The
corticospinal
tract
descends
and
passes
through
the
following
structures,
EXCEPT:
A.
internal
capsule
C.
crus
cerebri
B.
midbrain
tegmentum
D.
medullary
pyramids
12.
Cutting
all
the
righ
anterior
rootlets
in
the
cervival
and
thoracic
spinal
cord
would
cause
a
decrease
in
the
ability
to:
A.
move
the
right
arm
C.
feel
hot/cold
in
the
right
hand
B.
move
the
left
arm
D.
feel
hot/cold
in
the
left
hand
13.
The
following
are
components
of
the
superior
vermis,
EXCEPT:
A.
central
lobule
B.
uvula
C.
culmen
D.
declive
14.
The
lingula
of
the
vermis
is
continuous
to
which
part
of
the
cerebellar
hemispheres:
A.
semilunar
lobule
B.
quadrangular
lobule
C.
alae
D.
none
of
the
above
15.
The
tuber
and
the
inferior
semilunar
lobules
are
collectively
known
as:
A.
lobus
tuberus
B.
lobus
semilunaris
C.
monticulus
D.
flocculonodular
lob.
16.
The
following
structures
are
components
known
to
control
fine
voluntary
movements,
EXCEPT:
A.
pyramid
B.
declive
C.
tuber
vermis
D.
folium
vermis
17.
The
parallel
fibers
from
the
granular
cells
synapse
with
which
structure
in
the
cerebellar
cortex?
A.
axons
of
golgi
cells
C.
mossy
fibers
B.
dendrites
of
golgi
cells
D.
dendritic
spines
of
Purkinje
cells
18.
The
following
is
true
regarding
the
granule
cells:
A.
dentrites
form
synaptic
connection
with
mossy
fibers
B.
possess
dendritic
spines
C.
axons
does
not
pass
beyon
the
Purkinje
cell
layer
D.
none
of
the
above
19.
The
corticopontocerebellar
pathway
is
being
conveyed
by
which
of
the
following:
A.
superior
peduncle
B.
middle
peduncle
C.
inferior
peduncle
D.
none
of
the
above
20.
The
following
structures
form
the
anterior
lobe
of
the
cerebellum,
EXCEPT:
A.
lingula
B.
central
lobule
C.
culmen
D.
declive
21.
The
efferent
extrinsic
fibers
from
this
nucleus
mainly
leaves
the
cerebellum
via
the
inferior
cerebellar
peduncle:
A.
dentate
B.
emboliform
C.
globose
D.
fastigial
22.
The
following
may
be
used
as
test
for
dysdiadochokinesia:
A.
Ask
the
patioent
to
walk
over
a
straight
line
B.
Ask
the
patient
to
alternately
supinate
and
pronate
both
forearms
as
quickly
as
possible
C.
Rombergs
test
D.
All
of
the
above
23.
The
cavity
between
the
central
portion
of
the
cerebellum
and
the
brainstem
is
the:
A.
lateral
ventricle
B.
third
ventricle
C.
fourth
ventricle
D.
iter
24.
Vermis
counterpart
of
the
tonsils:
A.
nodule
B.
uvula
C.
pyramid
D.
tuber
25.
The
following
cells
are
found
in
the
molecular
layer
of
the
cerebellar
cortex,
EXCEPT:
A.
basket
cells
B.
stellate
cells
C.
Golgi
cells
D.
neuroglial
cells
