LooseLeaf for Human Anatomy
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Author: Michael McKinley Dr., Valerie O'Loughlin, Elizabeth Pennefather-O'Brien
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Chapter 17, Problem 1M
Match each number item with the most closely related lettered item.
| 1. | aprosodia | a. | Contains no tertiary neurons |
| 2. | spinothalamic tract | b. | exists the CNS |
| 3. | tertiary neuron | c. | axon crossover |
| 4. | decussation | d. | Information storage and retrieval |
| 5. | direct pathway | e. | secondary neuron in an ascending pathway |
| 6. | lower motor neuron | f. | originates in the thalamus |
| 7. | memory | g. | Unconscious control of skeletal muscle. |
| 8. | indirect pathway | h. | absence of emotional speech |
| 9. | spinocerebellar | i. | pyramidal cell |
| 10. | interneuron | j. | Detects crude touch, pain, pressure, temperature |
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