Which of the following is FALSE?   Question 43 options:   CN X is associated with all of the following: gag reflex, stomach, heart   Pain from your two front teeth (upper) pass to the brain via V2   Dural sinuses typically drain venous blood from the brain   Phrenic nerve: important nerve coming out of the choroid plexus

Which CN's are damaged if you have lost the ability to move your tongue and taste your food?   Question 20 options:   V1 V2 XII   VII XI XII   V3 VIII   VII IX XII   VI VIII

QUESTION 39 Cell bodies of are found in the Alpha motor neurons; ventral horn of the spinal cord Unipolar sensory neurons; dorsal root ganglia Third order dorsal column pathway neurons; thalamus All of the above

Which one is incorrect?

The peripheral nervous system consists of the brain and spinal cord.    Question 11 options:   True   False

QUESTION 22 Syncope, which is not a seizure, can mimic: Atonic seizure Tonic-clonic seizure Absence seizure Grand mal seizure Myoclonic seizure

Part D- Organization of the Sympathetic Nervous System The divisions of the autonomic nervous system are distinctly organized. Place the term into the bin that best describes its location. • View Available Hint(s) Reset Help Short preganglionic fiber Long preganglionic fiber Long postganglionic fiber Chain ganglia Thoracolumbar origins Vagus nerve (CN X) Ganglia within target tissue Pelvic nerves Sympathetic division Parasympathetic division Submit

Question 1 The meninges consists of three layers. Which layer would be considered intermediate? O dura mater O pia mater O arachnoid membrane O cerebral mater Question 2 A myotome is: O all of the muscles innervated by a peripheral nerve. O all of the skin innervated by a peripheral nerve. all of the muscles innervated by a single spinal nerve. all of the skin innervated by a single spinal nerve. O all of the skin overlying a group of synergistic muscles.

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Which of the following nerve-damage scenarios is false?   Question 33 options:   Femoral nerve damage - inability to extend the knee   Median nerve damage - inability to flex fingers   Spinal nerve T10 - inability to feel sensation from the umbilicus   Pudendal nerve damage - inability to control defecation / urination   Facial nerve damage - inability to chew