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How many pairs of spinal nerve are found in human?

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Important Questions on Neural Control and Coordination

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A man is walking for a mile. A thorn pricks his leg so suddenly he bows down. At that time he gets sudden sparking pain at his back. This is due to sudden change in the position of back body muscles. Explain it.
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The seventh cranial nerve is known as facial nerve, and it is a _____ (mixed nerve/sensory nerve).
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Which cranial nerve is present in the rabbit but absent in the frog?
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Which of the following cranial nerve controls the movement of eyeball?
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Conditioned reflexes are different from unconditioned reflexes in that
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Which of the following is/are motor nerves/nerve?
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The cranial nerves which control eyeball movement are
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There are _____ (31/12) pairs of spinal nerves.
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The sensory fibers of the glossopharyngeal nerve transmit impulses to the _____ (medulla/ taste buds of the tongue).
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Olfactory nerves:
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Who is the 'Father of conditioned reflex'?
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Reflex action in a vertebrate is an essential display exhibited by
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One of the examples of the action of the autonomous nervous system is
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Simple two neuron reflex arc involves
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Optic nerves regulate the movement of _____ . (eyeballs/pinnae)
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Which of the following is a motor nerve?
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Nerve related to diaphragm is
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We respond instantaneous to many stimuli without even knowing about them. These actions are called _____(voluntary actions/reflex actions/slow actions).

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The motor part of the trochlear nerve supplies the _____(superior oblique/inferior oblique/medial rectus) muscle of the eyeball.

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Injured vagus nerve in human is not likely to affect