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WorksheetsNervous System
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 47mins
Anatomical Division of the Nervous System
Peripheral NS
Somatic NS
Central NS
Visceral / Autonomic NS
Functional Division of the Nervous System
Peripheral NS
Somatic NS
Central NS
Visceral / Autonomic NS
Processing and integrating stimuli and for coordinating processes
Peripheral NS
Somatic NS
Central NS
Visceral / Autonomic NS
Brain and spinal cord
Peripheral NS
Somatic NS
Central NS
Visceral / Autonomic NS
sensing and conducting signals
Peripheral NS
Somatic NS
Central NS
Visceral / Autonomic NS
cranial nerves and spinal nerves
Peripheral NS
Somatic NS
Central NS
Visceral / Autonomic NS
How many pairs of cranial and spinal nerves
15, 18
12, 30
13, 31
12, 31
voluntary
Peripheral NS
Somatic NS
Central NS
Visceral / Autonomic NS
involuntary
Peripheral NS
Somatic NS
Central NS
Visceral / Autonomic NS
striated muscle
Peripheral NS
Somatic NS
Central NS
Visceral / Autonomic NS
smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, glands
Peripheral NS
Somatic NS
Central NS
Visceral / Autonomic NS
process the sensed information coming from the surface of the body
Peripheral NS
Somatic NS
Central NS
Visceral / Autonomic NS
2 Divisions of the Autonomic Nervous System
Peripheral Nervous System
Vegetative Nervous System
Sympathetic NS
Parasympathetic NS
2 matters of the CNS
Grey
White
Pia
Dura
cerebrum and cerebellum's gray matter is outside (cortical substance)
horns
corns
cortex
medulla
gray matter of the spinal cord is inside
horns
corns
cortex
medulla
grey matter structures in white matter of cerebrum and cerebellum
Pia Mater
Dura Mater
Horns
Nucleus
Spinal Cord
Medulla
Medulla Oblongata
Medulla Spinalis
Cordus Spinalis
The spinal cord begins at the occipital bone and extends down to the space between first and second lumbar vertebrae
False
True
How many cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, and coccygeal segments in the spinal cord?
8, 4, 6, 2, 1
9, 12, 5, 10, 1
8, 12, 5, 5, 1
9, 6, 5, 5, 1
The spinal cord consists of outer layer of white matter, ______, and inner layer of gray matter _____, that resembles _________.
substantia grisea, substantia ruber, butterfly wings
substantia negro, substantia grisea, moth wings
substantia alba, substantia grisea, butterfly wings
substantia alba, substantia grisea, moth wings
The gray matter can be divided into ______.
Corns
Horns
Position
hemispheres
The ______ horn control the motor column, while the _____ horn control the smooth muscles and glands, and the sensing information lands in the _____ horn
Anterior, Posterior, Medial
Anterior, Posterior, Lateral
Posterior, Medial, Dorsal
Ventral, Lateral, Dorsal
The canal that runs in the middle of the spinal cord (______) is the continuum of the __th Ventricle
canalis medialis, 7
canalis centralis, 5
canalis centralis, 4
canalis medialis, 4
Ascending Tracts : Motor Tracts
Descending Tracts : Sensory Tracts
True
False
Brain
mesencephalon
dienephalon
encephalon
Pia Mater
the brain consists of _____ matter, which is the outer layer, and _____ matter, which is the inner layer.
white, grey
grey, white
pia, dura
dura, pia
Encephalon consists of what? (3)
brainstem
cerebrum and cerebellum
brain
diencephalon
Brain Stem
bulbus rachidicus
pons
mesencephalon
truncus cerebri
Medulla Oblongata
bulbus rachidicus
pons
mesencephalon
truncus cerebri
Which part of the brain connects spinal cord with cerebrum and its parts?
bulbus rachidicus
brainstem
pons
mesencephalon
nuclei of cranial nerves III - XII can be found here
truncus cerebri
mesencephalon
diencephalon
pons
The pyramid tract is crossed here...
Pons
Mesencephalon
Medulla Oblongata
Brainstem
chestnut shaped, nuclei of cranial nerves V-VIII are here
Pons
Medulla Oblongata
Mesencephalon
Brainstem
Mesencephalon is located between pons and diencephalon
Cranial Nerves III - IV can be found here
True
False
What are the nucleus found in the mesencephalon
red nucleus and white nucleus
white nucleus and gray nucleus
red nucleus and gray nucleus
red nucleus and black nucleus
together with the brainstem it borders the 4th ventricle. What is it?
cerebrum
cereberum
cerebellum
encephalon
the gray matter of the cerebellum which is located outside is called ________.
cerebral cortex
cerebellar cortex
horns
cortex
The cerebellum plays role in the movement coordination
True
False
2 parts of diencephalon
cerebrum
cerebellum
thalamus
hypothalamus
The thalamus is built up by white nuclei
True
False
important center of neuroendocrine system. produces oxytocin and ADH
Thalamus
Hypothalamus
Epiphysis
Hypophysis
storage of oxytocin and ADH
hypophysis
neurohypophysis
neurophysis
physis
The two hemispheres are separated by the fissura longitudinalis cerebri in which the dura mater spreads as a form of falx cerebri.
True
False
The white matter of the cerebrum is the basal ganglia and the gray matter is the horns
True
False
The _____ consists of ______
hemispheres; lobes
lobes; hemispheres
brain; brain
hemispheres; brain
site of origin of pyramidal tract
Frontal
Parietal
general somatic sensory area
Frontal
Parietal
sensory function
Frontal
Parietal
voluntary movements, intellectual, locomotor, pain
Frontal
Parietal
Temporal Lobe : ?
Occipital Lobe : ?
vision; hearing
hearing; vision
pain; vision
smell; vision
ensure the coordinated operation of the same areas of the two hemispheres
commissural pathway system
association pathway system
projection pathways
makes association possible
commissural pathway system
association pathway system
projection pathways
contains all the pathways departing/landing from the cerebral cortex
commissural pathway system
association pathway system
projection pathways
Motor information : Ascending
Sensory information : Descending
True
False
these ventricles are located in the white matter of the hemispheres and in here is the responsible for producing the cerebrospinal fluid
lateral ventricle
3rd ventricle
4th ventricle
median ventricle
located between the two thalami
lateral
3rd
4th
5th
located between the brainstem and cerebellum and it is tent shaped cavity
lateral
3rd
4th
5th
Check the all the roles of the cerebrospinal fluid
prevent brain and spinal cord from direct contact with bony structures
protects against mechanical stress and knocks
protects against temp changes
reduces weight of brain
Three teguments of the CNS:
outer : dura mater
middle : arachnoid membrane
inner : pia mater
True
False
covers inner surface of the cranial bones
Pia mater
arachnoid membrane
dura mater
forms the sickle-like structures
Pia mater
arachnoid membrane
dura mater
located under dura mater and covers the surface of brain
Pia mater
arachnoid membrane
dura mater
adheres closely to the surface of brain and spinal cord
Pia mater
arachnoid membrane
dura mater
it is where the cerebrospinal fluid circulates
3rd ventricle
4th ventricle
aquaduct
subarachnoideal space
Hemorrhage between dura mater and skull
Epidural
Subdural
Hemorrhage between dura mater and arachnoid membrane
Epidural
Subdural
Vertebral arteries which derive from subclavian arteries play role in the blood supply to the spinal cord
True
False
Intercostal arteries also play role in the blood supply to the spinal cord in the thoracic section
True
False
Two pairs of arteries take part in the blood supply to the brain.
True
False
These are the branches of bilateral internal carotid artery and vertebral arteries that originate from the _________ artery
spinal
carotid
brachial
subclavian
The two vertebral arteries are united at the lower edge of the pons ________ artery so three arteries (2 internal carotid arteries and basilar artery) take part in forming an arterial ring
subclavian
basilar
brachial
cerebral
The ring (circle) is closed by which arteries
vertebral arteries
communicating arteries
cerebral arteries
Detection of signals coming from the viscera
viscerosensory
visceromotor
somatosensory
somatomotor
Detection of signals coming from the surface
viscerosensory
visceromotor
somatosensory
somatomotor
visceral movements
viscerosensory
visceromotor
somatosensory
somatomotor
striated muscle movements
viscerosensory
visceromotor
somatosensory
somatomotor
somatomotor
Anterior Horn
Lateral Horn
Posterior Horn
visceromotor
Anterior Horn
Lateral Horn
Posterior Horn
somatosensory and viscerosensory
Anterior Horn
Lateral Horn
Posterior Horn
__________ is the basic phenomenon in the function of the nervous system. Its anatomical base is _________
reflex mechanisms, reflex cube
reflex mechanisms, sensorial arch
reflex mechanisms, motor arch
reflex mechanisms, reflex arch
convert different stimuli to excitatory process
Receptor
Afferent Neuron
Efferent Neuron
Effector
Center
conduct impulses from receptor to centers in spinal cord / brainstem
Receptor
Afferent Neuron
Efferent Neuron
Effector
Center
composed of synapses between neurons in spinal cord/brainstem
Receptor
Afferent Neuron
Efferent Neuron
Effector
Center
formed by axon of motor neuron
Receptor
Afferent Neuron
Efferent Neuron
Effector
Center
can be striated muscle or smooth muscle, heart muscle, or gland
Receptor
Afferent Neuron
Efferent Neuron
Effector
Center
Reflexes: own reflex
Proprioceptive reflexes
Withdrawal Reflex / Nociceptive Reflex
Autonomic Reflex
Special Operations
flexor-extensor reflex
Proprioceptive reflexes
Withdrawal Reflex / Nociceptive Reflex
Autonomic Reflex
Special Operations
operation of the viscera
Proprioceptive reflexes
Withdrawal Reflex / Nociceptive Reflex
Autonomic Reflex
Special Operations
Gating mechanism
Proprioceptive reflexes
Withdrawal Reflex / Nociceptive Reflex
Autonomic Reflex
Special Operations
