Central nervous system anatomy - synergy test
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Synergy Answers to Discipline - Anatomy of the Central Nervous System
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1. ... the cranial nerve contains motor, parasympathetic and sensory fibers, as well as small amounts of sympathetic fibers
2. ... the nerve enters the brain through the chiasm (incomplete crossover)
3. ... the cranial nerve is a motor, its nucleus is located in the midbrain, leaves the brain from the superior lateral edge of the pons, leaves the skull through the superior orbital fissure, innervates the superior oblique muscle of the eye
4. In the lateral cord to the diencephalon ... a path that delivers a temperature-painful feeling (primary pain)
5. In the intervertebral foramen near the junction of both roots, the posterior one has a thickening - a spinal node containing ...
6. The most important principle of the functioning of the reticular formation, ensuring its reliability, is that ...
7. The ventral part (the highest vegetative center) of the diencephalon is called ...
8. The tympanic cavity is located ... in the ear
9. In ... the unpaired middle part (phylogenetically old part) is distinguished - the worm
10. In the lateral cord to the diencephalon ... a path that delivers a temperature-painful feeling
11. In the intervertebral foramen near the junction of both roots, the posterior one has a thickening - a spinal node containing ...
12. The most important principle of the functioning of the reticular formation, which ensures its reliability, is that ...
13. The border between the ventral and dorsal parts of the pons is a thick layer of transverse fibers called ...
14. The motor neurons of the cranial nerve lie in the motor nucleus ... the nerve in the midbrain
15. The hypothalamus includes ...
16. The conjunctiva is ...
17. The cerebral cortex has layers: ...
18. The cortical end of the visual analyzer is represented by cells of the cortex ...
19. Metathalamus presented ...
20. The bridge borders cranially ...
21. At some distance from the spinal cord, the motor root is adjacent to the sensory root, forming ...
22. On a cross-section of the midbrain ... and the brain stem
23. The nerve enters the brain through the chiasm (incomplete crossover)
24. Branches branch off from the supraclavicular part of the brachial plexus of the spinal nerves
25. Rods and cones are located in ... the layer of the retina
26. The anterior root of the spinal cord consists of the processes of motor neurons, the bodies of which lie ...
27. The hindbrain cavity is
28. The hindbrain cavity is ...
29. The receptors for striated muscle tissue are ...
30. The gray matter of the cerebellum is located in the form of ...
31. The retina consists of ... layers
32. The Sylvian aqueduct is a narrow channel that connects ... the ventricles
33. The midbrain (mesencephalon) develops in the process of phylogenesis under the predominant influence ...
34. It has been established that Vater-Pacini bodies are receptors ...
This collection contains 34 answers
Minimum rating from "Good"
1. ... the cranial nerve contains motor, parasympathetic and sensory fibers, as well as small amounts of sympathetic fibers
2. ... the nerve enters the brain through the chiasm (incomplete crossover)
3. ... the cranial nerve is a motor, its nucleus is located in the midbrain, leaves the brain from the superior lateral edge of the pons, leaves the skull through the superior orbital fissure, innervates the superior oblique muscle of the eye
4. In the lateral cord to the diencephalon ... a path that delivers a temperature-painful feeling (primary pain)
5. In the intervertebral foramen near the junction of both roots, the posterior one has a thickening - a spinal node containing ...
6. The most important principle of the functioning of the reticular formation, ensuring its reliability, is that ...
7. The ventral part (the highest vegetative center) of the diencephalon is called ...
8. The tympanic cavity is located ... in the ear
9. In ... the unpaired middle part (phylogenetically old part) is distinguished - the worm
10. In the lateral cord to the diencephalon ... a path that delivers a temperature-painful feeling
11. In the intervertebral foramen near the junction of both roots, the posterior one has a thickening - a spinal node containing ...
12. The most important principle of the functioning of the reticular formation, which ensures its reliability, is that ...
13. The border between the ventral and dorsal parts of the pons is a thick layer of transverse fibers called ...
14. The motor neurons of the cranial nerve lie in the motor nucleus ... the nerve in the midbrain
15. The hypothalamus includes ...
16. The conjunctiva is ...
17. The cerebral cortex has layers: ...
18. The cortical end of the visual analyzer is represented by cells of the cortex ...
19. Metathalamus presented ...
20. The bridge borders cranially ...
21. At some distance from the spinal cord, the motor root is adjacent to the sensory root, forming ...
22. On a cross-section of the midbrain ... and the brain stem
23. The nerve enters the brain through the chiasm (incomplete crossover)
24. Branches branch off from the supraclavicular part of the brachial plexus of the spinal nerves
25. Rods and cones are located in ... the layer of the retina
26. The anterior root of the spinal cord consists of the processes of motor neurons, the bodies of which lie ...
27. The hindbrain cavity is
28. The hindbrain cavity is ...
29. The receptors for striated muscle tissue are ...
30. The gray matter of the cerebellum is located in the form of ...
31. The retina consists of ... layers
32. The Sylvian aqueduct is a narrow channel that connects ... the ventricles
33. The midbrain (mesencephalon) develops in the process of phylogenesis under the predominant influence ...
34. It has been established that Vater-Pacini bodies are receptors ...