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Froggy Jumps Anatomy Nervous System ReviewVersion en ligne AP Pharm par Taryn Slack 1 What part of the brain is responsible for processing visual information? a Cerebellum b Occipital lobe c Frontal lobe 2 Which hemisphere of the brain is typically associated with creativity? a Left b Right c Both 3 Which layer of the meninges is directly in contact with the brain's surface? a Dura Mater b Pia Mater c Arachnoid Mater 4 What is the primary function of the blood-brain barrier? a To produce cerebrospinal fluid b To protect the brain c To connect the hemispheres 5 Which cranial nerve is responsible for olfaction (smell)? a X b I c V 6 The oculomotor nerve controls which of the following? a Auditory b Smell c Eye Movement 7 White matter in the brain is made up of: a White Pulp b White Blood cells c Myelinated axons 8 Myelin sheaths are important for: a Speeding up neural impulses b Storing memories c Temperature regulation 9 The belief of the function of the insula is: a Memory b Addiction c Micturition 10 The frontal lobe is responsible for: a Respiratory, Cardiac Regulation b Balance, Coordination c Behaviors, Decision Making 11 The peripheral nervous system is primarily responsible for: a Hormone regulation b Fighting infection c Neural communication 12 The spinal column has how many pairs of cervical nerves? a 5 b 8 c 12 13 One function of the cerebellum is to: a Sense the bodys position b Produce CSF c Prepare for flight or fight 14 The parasympathetic nervous system: a Triggers "fight or flight" responses b Aids in digestion and rest c Has no purpose 15 Broca's area is associated with: a Speech b Balance c Emotion 16 Astrocytes do what? a Form the BBB b Create myelin c Store CSF 17 Vertebral body protects: a Spinal cord b Brain c Peripheral nerves 18 The medulla, pons, and midbrain make up the: a Cerebrum b Brainstem c Spinal Column 19 Concerned with receiving pain impulses: a Amygdala b Hippocampus c Parietal Lobe 20 Activities occur without awareness or control: a Autonomic b Voluntary c Somatic

1

What part of the brain is responsible for processing visual information?

a

Cerebellum

b

Occipital lobe

c

Frontal lobe

2

Which hemisphere of the brain is typically associated with creativity?

a

Left

b

Right

c

Both

3

Which layer of the meninges is directly in contact with the brain's surface?

a

Dura Mater

b

Pia Mater

c

Arachnoid Mater

4

What is the primary function of the blood-brain barrier?

a

To produce cerebrospinal fluid

b

To protect the brain

c

To connect the hemispheres

5

Which cranial nerve is responsible for olfaction (smell)?

a

X

b

I

c

V

6

The oculomotor nerve controls which of the following?

a

Auditory

b

Smell

c

Eye Movement

7

White matter in the brain is made up of:

a

White Pulp

b

White Blood cells

c

Myelinated axons

8

Myelin sheaths are important for:

a

Speeding up neural impulses

b

Storing memories

c

Temperature regulation

9

The belief of the function of the insula is:

a

Memory

b

Addiction

c

Micturition

10

The frontal lobe is responsible for:

a

Respiratory, Cardiac Regulation

b

Balance, Coordination

c

Behaviors, Decision Making

11

The peripheral nervous system is primarily responsible for:

a

Hormone regulation

b

Fighting infection

c

Neural communication

12

The spinal column has how many pairs of cervical nerves?

a

5

b

8

c

12

13

One function of the cerebellum is to:

a

Sense the bodys position

b

Produce CSF

c

Prepare for flight or fight

14

The parasympathetic nervous system:

a

Triggers "fight or flight" responses

b

Aids in digestion and rest

c

Has no purpose

15

Broca's area is associated with:

a

Speech

b

Balance

c

Emotion

16

Astrocytes do what?

a

Form the BBB

b

Create myelin

c

Store CSF

17

Vertebral body protects:

a

Spinal cord

b

Brain

c

Peripheral nerves

18

The medulla, pons, and midbrain make up the:

a

Cerebrum

b

Brainstem

c

Spinal Column

19

Concerned with receiving pain impulses:

a

Amygdala

b

Hippocampus

c

Parietal Lobe

20

Activities occur without awareness or control:

a

Autonomic

b

Voluntary

c

Somatic

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Anatomy Nervous System ReviewVersion en ligne

par Taryn Slack

What part of the brain is responsible for processing visual information?

Which hemisphere of the brain is typically associated with creativity?

Which layer of the meninges is directly in contact with the brain's surface?

What is the primary function of the blood-brain barrier?

Which cranial nerve is responsible for olfaction (smell)?

The oculomotor nerve controls which of the following?

White matter in the brain is made up of:

Myelin sheaths are important for:

The belief of the function of the insula is:

The frontal lobe is responsible for:

The peripheral nervous system is primarily responsible for:

The spinal column has how many pairs of cervical nerves?

One function of the cerebellum is to:

The parasympathetic nervous system:

Broca's area is associated with:

Astrocytes do what?

Vertebral body protects:

The medulla, pons, and midbrain make up the:

Concerned with receiving pain impulses:

Activities occur without awareness or control: