The genu, rostrum, and splenium make up the:

Where is the parietal lobe located in the brain?

Where is the temporal lobe located in the brain?

Where is the frontal lobe located in the brain?

Where is the occipital lobe located in the brain?

CVAs are the leading cause of disability in the U.S.

Most of the fourth ventricle is:

In the labeled lateral brain diagram, what area is labeled A?

In the labeled lateral brain diagram, what area is labeled B?

In the labeled lateral brain diagram, what area is labeled C?

In the labeled lateral brain diagram, what area is labeled D?

In the labeled lateral brain diagram, what area is labeled E?

In the labeled lateral brain diagram, what area is at label F?

In the labeled sagittal head and neck artery diagram, what artery is at label A?

In the labeled sagittal head and neck artery diagram, what artery is at label B?

In the labeled sagittal head and neck artery diagram, what artery is at label C?

In the labeled sagittal head and neck artery diagram, what artery is at label D?

In the labeled neuron and neuromuscular junction diagram, what structure is at label A?

In the labeled neuron and neuromuscular junction diagram, what structure is at label B?

In the labeled neuron and neuromuscular junction diagram, what structure is at label C?

In the labeled neuron and neuromuscular junction diagram, what structure is at label D?

In the skull diagram with an arrow, what structure is the arrow pointing to?

Match the following with the correct label on the lateral view brain diagram. Select the label that identifies the Longitudinal cerebral fissure.

Match the following with the correct label on the lateral view brain diagram. Select the label that identifies the Precentral gyrus (primary motor cortex).

Match the following with the correct label on the lateral view brain diagram. Select the label that identifies the Central fissure.

Match the following with the correct label on the lateral view brain diagram. Select the label that identifies the Postcentral gyrus (primary somatosensory cortex).

Match the following with the correct label on the lateral view brain diagram. Select the label that identifies the Supramarginal gyrus.

Match the following with the correct label on the lateral view brain diagram. Select the label that identifies the Angular gyrus.

Match the following with the correct label on the lateral view brain diagram. Select the label that identifies the Middle temporal gyrus.

Match the following with the correct label on the lateral view brain diagram. Select the label that identifies the Lateral cerebral fissure (Sylvian fissure).

__________ strokes are rarer than __________ strokes but progress more quickly and are usually more severe in symptoms.

Most strokes can be categorized as hemorrhagic.

On the sagittal brain and meninges diagram, which label indicates the Subarachnoid space?

On the sagittal brain and meninges diagram, which label indicates the Superior sagittal sinus?

On the sagittal brain and meninges diagram, which label indicates the Dura mater?

On the sagittal brain and meninges diagram, which label indicates the Choroid plexus?

On the sagittal brain and meninges diagram, which label indicates the Cerebral aqueduct?

Which layer is the skull

Label the Mandible

There is considerable variability across brains in the location, shape, and prominence of the landmarks, sometimes making them difficult to identify.

Classify the following cranial nerve as either sensory, motor, or both: CN V

Which cranial nerve moves the stylopharyngeus muscle to elevate the pharynx during speech and swallowing?

Error in distance judgment that can be noted during speech production is called

What hemisphere is pictured here?

Classify the following as sensory, motor, or both: CN XII

The precentral gyrus is located in the

Breathing, heartbeat, glands, and blood pressure are all regulated by the

Damage to which of the following arteries typically causes visual field cuts? Select all that apply.

Occlusions ______ the circle of Willis may not cause as much damage as occlusions ______ the circle of Willis.

Approximately what percentage of available oxygen within the body does the brain use?

When stimulation of a sensory nerve is transmitted to a motor nerve via an interneuron, making possible rapid responses to stimuli without participation of higher centers in the nervous system, this is called a

When using the terms afferent and efferent, we are referring to the

Afferent and efferent are terms used to refer to nerves, not neurons. Sensory and motor are terms used to describe neurons.

The chemical process involved in the transfer of nerve impulses from one neuron to another occurs when a chemical neurotransmitter is released across the

Which of the following allows messages to go between hemispheres of the brain?

The green line in the picture represents which of the following structures?

The ORANGE part of the brain is called?

IDENTIFY THE PART

In this image, What is the PURPLE part of the brain called.

Label the sensory cortex

Which lobe of the brain is primarily responsible for processing visual information?

Which structure connects the left and right cerebral hemispheres, allowing communication between them?

The brain stem/medulla is labeled as #...

What part of the brain is pictured in purple?

Label the frontal bone

Label the Occipital bone

Label the temporal bone

Which color represents the parietal lobe?

Olfactory

Olfactory

Olfactory

Trigeminal

OPTIC

OCULOMOTOR

TROCHLEAR

ABDUCENS

FACIAL

VESTIBULOCOCHLEAR

GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL

VAGUS

ACCESSORY

HYPOGLOSSAL

Controls most of the movement of the eye

VII MOTOR AND SENSORY NERVE TO 5 PARTS

OF THE FACE - FACIAL EXPRESSION

sense of smell

hearing and balance

Motor function of the movement of the eye

SENSORY AND MOTOR NERVES TO PART OF THE FACE - CHEWING

Movement of the eyes - abducts the eyes

Tasting and swallowing

vision

MOTOR MOVEMENT OF NECK AND SWALLOWING

CN XII MOTOR MOVEMENT OF THE TONGUE

TALKING - SPEECH

PARASYMPATHETIC CONTROL OF INTERNAL ORGANS

Which body section cuts the body into left and right portions?

Which body section cuts the body into left and right portions?

Which body section cuts the body into top and bottom portions?

____________ means "toward the back".

____________ means "toward midline" or the middle of the body.

Which of the following terms means "opposite sided"?

Which of the following terms means "bringing structures together"?

The part of the nervous system that includes the brain and spinal cord is the:

Which structures make up the brainstem?

The ______________ acts as a relay station for sensory fibers.

Which part of the nervous system includes cranial and spinal nerves?

LABEL The blue area

Label the red area

Label the Carotid Canal

Label the Sella Turcica

Label the internal occipital crest

Label the Crista Gailli

Label the optic foramen

Label the Posterior Clinoid process

Label the Foramen Magnum

This type of stroke is characterised by a rupture.

This type of stroke is characterised by a blockage.