PT110 Nervous System Quick Quiz

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PT110 Nervous System Quick Quiz


Froggy Jumps PT110 Nervous System Quick QuizVersion en ligne Nervous system basics for health science par Amy Vernon 1 What is the primary function of the nervous system? a Produce blood cells b Control and coordinate all body systems c Provide structural support 2 The central nervous system (CNS) consists of which two structures? a Spinal cord and spinal nerves b Brain and peripheral nerves c Brain and spinal cord 3 The peripheral nervous system (PNS) includes: a Cranial nerves and spinal nerves b Cerebellum and brainstem c Brain and spinal cord 4 Which division of the autonomic nervous system increases heart rate and blood pressure? a Somatic nervous system b Sympathetic nervous system c Parasympathetic nervous system 5 Which division helps conserve energy and return the body to homeostasis? a Parasympathetic nervous system b Somatic nervous system c Sympathetic nervous system 6 What part of the neuron receives impulses from other neurons? a Dendrites b Axon c Myelin sheath 7 What part of the neuron carries impulses away from the cell body? a Node of Ranvier b Axon c Dendrites 8 Myelin primarily functions to: a Protect the nucleus of the neuron b Produce neurotransmitters c Increase the speed of nerve conduction 9 What type of neuron carries information from the body to the spinal cord? a Interneuron b Sensory (afferent) neuron c Motor neuron 10 Motor neuron cell bodies are located in which part of the spinal cord? a Anterior horn b Dorsal root ganglion c Posterior horn 11 The spinothalamic tract primarily carries information related to: a Motor control b Pain, temperature, and light touch c Balance and posture 12 The corticospinal tract is responsible for: a Voluntary motor control b Sensory transmission c Hormone regulation 13 The cerebellum is primarily responsible for: a Vision b Coordination, posture, and muscle tone c Speech production 14 The thalamus is known for: a Relaying sensory information and perceiving pain b Controlling respiration c Producing hormones 15 The spinal cord typically ends around which vertebral level in adults? a T12 b L5 c L2 16 Dermatomes refer to: a Areas of skin supplied by a spinal nerve b Muscles innervated by a spinal nerve c Reflex pathways in the spinal cord 17 Myotomes refer to: a Sensory areas of the skin b Muscles innervated by a specific spinal nerve level c Cranial nerve distributions 18 The brachial plexus is formed from which spinal nerve roots? a C1–C4 b C5–T1 c L1–L5 19 The sciatic nerve primarily innervates which region of the body? a Back of the thigh and lower leg b Neck muscles c Arm and shoulder 20 The supinator is innervated by the a radial nerve b medial nerve c ulnar nerve 21 The quads are innervated by the a femoral nerve b obturator c tibial 22 What kind of information is carried by the fasciculus gracilis? a Proprioception UE b Proprioception LE c pain, tempurature, touch 23 The axillary region is innervated by _______ spinal nerve a T1 b C8 c C6 24 The myotome for elbow extension is a C5 b C6 c C7 25 Smiling and taste is what cranial nerve? a IV b VII c X1

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PT110 Nervous System Quick QuizVersion en ligne

par Amy Vernon

What is the primary function of the nervous system?

The central nervous system (CNS) consists of which two structures?

The peripheral nervous system (PNS) includes:

Which division of the autonomic nervous system increases heart rate and blood pressure?

Which division helps conserve energy and return the body to homeostasis?

What part of the neuron receives impulses from other neurons?

What part of the neuron carries impulses away from the cell body?

Myelin primarily functions to:

What type of neuron carries information from the body to the spinal cord?

Motor neuron cell bodies are located in which part of the spinal cord?

The spinothalamic tract primarily carries information related to:

The corticospinal tract is responsible for:

The cerebellum is primarily responsible for:

The thalamus is known for:

The spinal cord typically ends around which vertebral level in adults?

Dermatomes refer to:

Myotomes refer to:

The brachial plexus is formed from which spinal nerve roots?

The sciatic nerve primarily innervates which region of the body?

The supinator is innervated by the

The quads are innervated by the

What kind of information is carried by the fasciculus gracilis?

The axillary region is innervated by _______ spinal nerve

The myotome for elbow extension is

Smiling and taste is what cranial nerve?