Neurology Revision

The parietal lobe is linked to which cognitive functions?

• sensory and spatial perception and comprehension

• vision and visual perception

• planning, thinking, behaviour and personality

• long term memory, auditory, perception, face and object recognition

The temporal lobe is linked to which cognitive functions?

• planning, thinking, behaviour and personality

• long term memory, auditory, perception, face and object recognition

• vision and visual perception

• sensory and spatial perception and comprehension

The occipital lobe is linked to which cognitive functions?

• long term memory, auditory, perception, face and object recognition

• planning, thinking, behaviour and personality

• vision and visual perception

• sensory and spatial perception and comprehension

The frontal lobe is linked to which cognitive functions?

• long term memory, auditory, perception, face and object recognition

• planning, thinking, behaviour and personality

• sensory and spatial perception and comprehension

• vision and visual perception

The temporal lobe is linked to which cognitive functions?

• sensory and spatial perception and comprehension

• planning, thinking, behaviour and personality

• long term memory, auditory perception, and face and object recognition

• vision and visual perception

Which is the most accurate when describing Wernicke's area?

• It is involved in receiving, processing and understanding sight, and is found in the left hemisphere of the temporal lobe.

• It is involved in receiving, processing and understanding speech, and is found in the left and the right hemispheres of the temporal lobe.

• It is involved in receiving, processing and understanding speech, and is found in the left hemisphere of the temporal lobe.

• It is involved in receiving, processing, understanding and producing speech, and is found in the left hemisphere of the temporal lobe.

Which is the most accurate when describing Broca's area?

• It is the area where speech is produced and it is found in the left hemisphere of the temporal lobe.

• It is the area where language is produced and understood.

• It is the area where speech and sounds are received and it is found in the left hemisphere of the frontal lobe.

• It is the area where Speech is produced and it is found in the left hemisphere of the frontal lobe.

Which is the most accurate when describing the Angular Gyrus?

• It is the area where letters are recognised and mapped onto sounds and is located above the ear on the left and right hemispheres.

• Reading aloud occurs on the angular gyrus and it is found on the left hemisphere.

• It is on the left hemisphere and is where letters are recognised and mapped onto sounds.

• It is on the left hemisphere and is where spatial orientations are recognised and converted into letters and onto sounds.

Where is the cerebellum located?

• In between the frontal and temporal lobes

• In the mid brain above the hippocampus and amygdala.

• At the base of the brain stem attached to the cerebrum and Wernicke's area.

• At the base of the brain stem and attached to the cerebrum.