WorksheetsNervous System
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
Why central nervous system controls body movement?
because it is able to receive stimuli and information from the body
because CNU controls hands only
because CNU controls the legs only
because CNU is the nerve center
What is function frontal lobe of brain?
Reasoning and thought
Integrates sensory information
Processes auditory information from the ears
Processing visual information from the eyes
What is function temporal lobe of brain?
Reasoning and thought
Integrates sensory information
Processes auditory information from the ears
Processing visual information from the eyes
Where is location of cerebellum?
under the cerebrum
In front of cerebrum
Above the cerebrum
At the right of brain
How many cranial nerves in human body?
8
10
12
15
What is nervous system that plays a vital role in initiating and controlling the movements of a body?
Sympathetic
Parasympathetic
Somatic
Autonomic
What is function of cranial nerve no. 2?
Optic
Olfactory
Trochlear
Facials
What is function of cranial nerve no 7?
Optic
Olfactory
Trochlear
Facials
A boxer was hit and knocked him down. The part of the boxer's brain that experienced impaired function during a fall was most likely...
middle brain
Cereberum
Peripheral nerves
Cerebellum
Which of the following is not a relationship between the function of nerves and their corresponding organs, namely...
Parasympathetic nerves enlarge bronchi
Parasympathetic nerves speed up heart rate
Parasympathetic nerves speed up digestion
Sympathetic nerves dilate the pupil of the eye
Following are the functions of the nervous system, EXCEPT...
receive sensory stimulation
Analyzing changes inside and outside the body
calcium calcium in bones
Respond to changes inside and outside the body
The part of the brain that functions as a balance center for the body is…
Advanced Marrow
spinal cord
Big Brain
Little Brain
The part of the human brain indicated by the letter x is...
frontal lobe
occipital lobe
temporal lobe
Perietal lobe
The part of the brain that has a function to regulate vision is...
frontal lobe
parietal lobe
temporal lobe
occipital lobe
Hitting a mosquito that sticks to our hands is a movement whose stimulation paths are sequentially...
sensory nerves – excitatory – conductor – motor nerves – movement
sensory nerves – excitatory – brain – motor nerves – movement
excitatory – sensory nerves – conductor – motor nerves – movement
stimulation – sensory nerves – brain – motor nerves – movement
The portion of the axon that is not covered by the melanin sheath is indicated by the number…
1
2
3
4
5
The central nervous system consists of...
Brain and spinal cord
Sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves
Brain and peripheral nerves
12 pairs of cranial nerves and 31 pairs of spinal nerves
The smallest unit of the nervous system is called...
Axon
neurites
Neural
Neuron
The spinal cord consists of...
11 pairs
12 pairs
13 pairs
15 pairs
31-33 pairs
Which is a peripheral nerve disease? except...
Bell's Palsy
Radial Nerve injury
Ulnar Nerve Injury
Common Peroneal Nerve Injury
Spina Bifida
Diseases caused by Common Peroneal Nerve Injury?
Foot Drop
Leukimia
Bell's Palsy
Epilepsi
Stroke
Peripheral nerves serve as...
Recipients of stimuli
Memory center
Sending stimuli
Delivering stimuli to the central nervous system
All Answers are Correct
An example of how the parasympathetic nervous system works is...
Writing, pedaling a bicycle
During sleep, the heart rate and breathing become slower
When the knee is hit, it hurts a little
Reading, writing and playing
Drawing, Riding a Motorcycle, Singing
Which of the following is not a relationship between the function of nerves and their corresponding organs, namely...
The parasympathetic nerves enlarge the bronchi
The parasympathetic nerves speed up the heart rate
Parasympathetic nerves speed up the digestive process
Sympathetic nerves dilate the pupil of the eye
A and C are correct
Which of the following is not an influence of the sympathetic nervous system on the work of the body's organs, namely...
Develop bladder
Accelerates heart rate
Accelerate the digestive process
Dilates the pupil
Shrink pupils
The neurilemma functions as a...
Continuing a stimulus
Receiving a stimulus
Conductors of stimuli from the body of the neuron
In the regeneration of axons and dendrites if nerves break
B and C Correct
Sensory nerves function to transmit impulses from...
The sense organs to the brain
Nerve cell body to the outside
From the brain to the muscle fibers
spinal cord to muscles
The brain to the organs of the senses
