Brain Corpus Callosum Quiz

What is the basic function of the Corpus Callosum?

• Responsible for emotion
• To process sensory inputs
• To conduct involuntary processes such as hunger and breathing
• To facilitate trans-hemispheric communication

Around where is the corpus callosum located?

• Within the fronal lobe
• In between the Pons and the Midbrain
• Above the Thalamus but, beneath the cingulate Gyrus
• Right above the olfactory bulb

Approximately how many axons does the corpus callosum have?(closest answer)

• over 200 million
• over 1billion
• over 1 million
• less than 50,000 

What does the right side of the brain specialize in?

• Logic, Languages, right hand and right eye control
• Creativity, Imagination, Right hand and Right eye control
• Creativity, Imagination, Left hand
   and Left eye control
• Logic,Languages left hand and left eye control

What are the 4 major parts that he Corpus Callosum consists of?

• Cerbral Cortex, Anterior Cigulate Gyrus, Genu and the Anterior Commisure
• The Rostrum, Genu, Splenium and Body
• The Splenium, Frustrum, lateral Ventricals and the Chorid plexuses 
• Precentral Gyrus, Genu Varum, rhombencephalon, Arbor Vitae

In the first experiment, why was the man unable to say the name of the object, if he saw it with left eye?

• The right brain, is simply inferior.
• The object was unfamiliar to the man
• He was untrained in using his right brain at all
• The left brain is specialized in word processing, while the right brain cannot comprehend it.

Which artery supplies the Corpus Callosum?(One of these carries deoxygenated blood)

• Pulmonary Artery
• Axillary Artery
•  Pericallosal Artery
• Femoral Artery

Which lobes are connected by the anterior commissure ?

•  Temporal lobes
•  Parietal Lobes
• Occipital Lobes
• Frontal Lobes

What are some symptoms of agenesis of the Corpus Callosum?

• Asperger's syndrome
• Epilepsy, slower development of normal behaviors such as sitting and walking
• Hormone imbalances
• Agraphia

What is Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum?

• Excessive growth of the Corpus Callosum
• When the Corpus Callosum is underdeveloped, or not a all
• excessive antibody production within the Corpus Callosum
• Lack of genes for proper Corpus Callosum function