The central nervous system includes all the following components, except :- a- spinal cord b- medulla oblongata c- autonomic ganglia d- diencephalon

Distinguish between the following types of reflexes: A) Somatic vs. Visceral (autonomic) reflex B) Monosynaptic vs. Polysynaptic reflex C) Ipsilateral vs. Contralateral vs. Bilateral (consensual) reflex D) Cranial vs. Spinal reflex

34.  Elon wants to find a way to prevent visitors to his factory and labs from remembering anything about what they've seen. He asks you to come up with a couple of ways of preventing the formation of declarative memories. Pretend you have no morals whatsoever and can be as invasive as you'd like. Which of the following techniques would be LEAST effective for this goal? a. Administering a CaMKIIa inhibitor on the hippocampus b. Destroying the hippocampus c. Destroying the prefrontal cortex d. Administering a NMDA receptor blocker in the hippocampus

3) Lucas is a 40-year old man who sustained a Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) in a snow skiing accident 10 years ago. The level of his injury is at C6 – he preserved function below that neurologic level. He cannot walk and he also has some impairment in the arms and hands. He is still able to use a manual wheelchair with his upper limbs’ ability. Lucas is interested in the HandbikeBattle coming up in 2024. This organized event boosts self-confidence and fitness in those who have completed rehabilitation after an injury. Lucas wishes to train this year so that he can think of going to that event. Lucas may need a power-assisted handcycle for the event, but will train with you to be properly prepared. He has not been as active in the past 5 years as he dedicated himself to his work and family and his recovery in rehab. He has a handcycle and a roller as shown below and you have agreed to meet with him to ensure he is performing safely and correctly during his weekly sessions.  a) What…

46 A patient comes in and complains about the inability to stop sneezing. The patient sneezes between almost every word and states the problem has been occurring ever since they were in an accident 3 days ago. What brain STRUCTURE may have been damaged? Select one: O a. Medulla Oblongata O b. Pons O c. Cerebellum o d. Hippocampus What type of cell provides structural support for synapses? Select one: O a. Neurons O b. Microglia Oc. Astrocytes o d. Terminal Buttons 48 You want to view Dopamine cells in the mouse brain. Which of the below are viable options to do this? Select one or more: O a. Cryogenic Blockade O b. Transgenic Mice O c. Immunohistochemistry (IHC) O d. Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (FMRI) O e. Extracellular Recording O f. Knock-out mice

The Central Nervous system is made up of: Spinal Cord, Nerves, Brain O Brain, Ganglia, Nerves Spinal Cord, Brain Brain, Spinal cord, Ganglia

Research suggests that PGO waves play an important role in generating REM sleep. PGO waves activate all of the following brain regions EXCEPT: A) the occipital lobes. B) the pons. C) the prefrontal cortex. D) the lateral geniculate nucleus.

Destruction of nuclei in the hypothalamus results in hyperphagia and obesity in animals . These nuclei are  located in which of the following areas. A) lateral area, B) posterior area, C)Preoptic area, D)Ventromedial area

Which statement is true regarding a spinal (peripheral) nerve? A) they can contain afferent axons only B) each nerve ending contains a single axon C)They innervate all regions of the body, including the head D) there are 31 pairs of spinal nerves

Which of the following is part of the midbrain?   Question 8 options:   A)  Thalamus   B)  Medulla oblongata   C)  Pons   D)  Tectum   E)  Cerebellum   F)  Cerebrum