OTD-516 Module 3 Test Review (Spinal & Brainstem Regions)
Review of Chapters 18 & 20
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- _____ mater closely adheres to the surface of the spinal cord.
- The _____ space is filled with cerebrospinal fluid and separates the arachnoid mater from the pia mater.
- Myotome C3 is responsible for:
- Myotome L4 is responsible for:
- The _____ horn processes autonomic information and is only present from T1-L2.
- The rubrospinal tract, which provides minor contributions to upper extremity distal extensor muscles, has its origin in the _____.
- How many spinal arteries are there? What is the breakdown in relation to the anterior/posterior aspects of the spinal cord?
- True or False: All reflexes involve interneurons, with the exception of the withdrawal reflex.
- Select the correct order of structures comprising the brainstem (superior to inferior)
- The tegmentum section of the brainstem includes all of the following structures EXCEPT:
- The neurotransmitter dopamine (which has a role in producing feelings of pleasure and reward) is associated with which of the following reticular nuclei?
- The neurotransmitter serotonin (which has a role in regulating mood, social behavior, appetite, sleep, etc.) is associated with which of the following reticular nuclei?
- Which of the following structures in the tectum section of the midbrain is involved in the pupillary light (light control) and accommodation (lens control) reflexes of the eye?
- Which of the following descending motor tracts located in the brainstem is NOT modified?
- The basilar section of the brainstem contains predominantly _____ systems structures.
- Which of the following brainstem components does NOT play a role in consciousness and the consciousness system?
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