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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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Important Questions on Control and Co-ordination

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Which of the following structures or regions is incorrectly paired with its function?
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In our body, the largest number of neuron cells can be found in ___.
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Statement (S): Damage to cerebellum results in uncoordinated voluntary muscle movements

Reason (R): Cerebellum is responsible for the control and coordination of locomotor movements.

The correct answer is

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Destruction of the anterior horn cells of the spinal cord would result in loss of:
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Give names of cranial nerves VI and VII.
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Match the number and name of following cranial nerves and select the correct option.

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a) VIII i) Pathetic
b) XI ii) Auditory
c) IV iii) Vagus
d) X iv) Spinal accessory
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Observe the following diagram of brain of man and identify the parts labelled as I and III.

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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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Which is the group of motor cranial nerves of human being?
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Assertion (A): Abducens nerves are motor nerves.
Reason (R): They originate from the Pons Varolii and end in the lateral rectus muscle of the eyeball.
The correct option among the following is
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Identify the mismatched pair.
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The cranial nerves which control eyeball movement are
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Which of the following cranial nerves are involved in the movement of the eye:
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Which of the following cranial nerve of man is both sensory and motor
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The optic nerve in humans originates from
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Injury to vagus nerve in human is not likely to affect :-
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The cranial nerves which are exclusively sensory in function are
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The hypoglossal nerves are the ....... of the spinal nerves.
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All spinal nerves are:-
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Which of the following is the longest cranial nerve?