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Nervous SystemVersion en ligne Test your knowledge about the Nervous System! par Nez 1 Which part of the brain is likely damaged if a person has difficulty walking and cannot maintain their balance? Written answer 2 Which part of the brain is responsible for the constriction of pupils in response to bright light? a Forebrain b Cerebellum c Talamus d Midbrain 3 Which of the following is an acquired (conditioned) reflex? a Pulling your hand away after being pricked by a needle b Hitting the brakes suddenly while driving c Salivating when seeing a lemon d Knee-jerk response when tapped below the kneecap 4 Which part of the brain of this child controls sneezing? a Cerebellum b Spinal cord c Hipotalamus d Medulla Oblangata 5 Which of the following is not directly controlled by the brain? a Regulation of blood sugar b Coordination between muscles and sensory organs c Withdrawing the hand immediately after touching a hot object d Regulation of body temperature 6 What is the protective layer surrounding the brain called? Written answer 7 What is the name of the central nervous system organ shown in the image? Written answer 8 Which of the following is incorrectly stated as a function of the organ in the previous question? a Regulating hunger and satiety b Regulating biological rhythm c Regulating blood cell production in the bone marrow d Regulating body temperature 9 Which of the following structures classifies sensory information coming from the sense organs and directs it to the appropriate area of the cortex? a Omurilik b Thalamus c Forebrain d Hypothalamus 10 Which of the following could be a result of autonomic nervous system activity? a Detecting the temperature of the external environment b Changing body position c Increased heart rate in response to danger d Knee-jerk reflex 11 Which part of the nervous system is responsible for symptoms such as hand trembling and sweating during an exam? Written answer 12 Which of the following system–organ pairings is incorrect? a Somatic nervous system – Arm muscles b Autonomic nervous system – Stomach c Somatic nervous system – Sweat glands d Autonomic nervous system – Heart muscle Feedback 1 The "cerebellum" is the center of balance and coordination in the nervous system. 2 Reflexes related to hearing and vision, including "pupil reflexes", are controlled by the midbrain. 3 Driving becomes an automatic action over time after being learned. Sudden braking is an example of a conditioned reflex. 4 Vital reflexes such as sneezing, coughing, swallowing, vomiting, chewing, and hiccuping are controlled by the "medulla oblongata". 5 "Withdrawing the hand after touching something hot" is a reflex action, and it is controlled directly by the spinal cord, not the brain. 6 The meninges help protect the brain from injury and assist in its nourishment. They consist of three layers: the dura mater (tough), the arachnoid mater (spidery), and the pia mater (thin and delicate). 7 "The hypothalamus" is located in the diencephalon (forebrain) region, as shown in the image. 8 The hypothalamus regulates many physiological and behavioral processes. However, the regulation of blood cell production in the bone marrow is controlled by the kidneys. 9 Except for the sense of smell, all sensory information is classified and relayed by the thalamus. 10 The autonomic nervous system controls involuntary actions by acting on smooth muscles and the heart muscle. Therefore, the correct answer is C. 11 The sympathetic nervous system prepares the body for rapid responses in situations such as danger, stress, or excitement. 12 The autonomic nervous system controls involuntary organs and muscles, while the somatic nervous system controls voluntary muscles. Therefore, the stomach, sweat glands, and heart muscle are regulated by the autonomic nervous system.

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Which part of the brain is likely damaged if a person has difficulty walking and cannot maintain their balance?

Written answer

Which part of the brain is responsible for the constriction of pupils in response to bright light?

Which of the following is an acquired (conditioned) reflex?

Which part of the brain of this child controls sneezing?

Which of the following is not directly controlled by the brain?

What is the protective layer surrounding the brain called?

Written answer

What is the name of the central nervous system organ shown in the image?

Written answer

Which of the following is incorrectly stated as a function of the organ in the previous question?

Which of the following structures classifies sensory information coming from the sense organs and directs it to the appropriate area of the cortex?

Which of the following could be a result of autonomic nervous system activity?

Which part of the nervous system is responsible for symptoms such as hand trembling and sweating during an exam?

Written answer

Which of the following system–organ pairings is incorrect?

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