Central Neural System

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Central Neural System: Overview

This topic covers concepts, such as, Corpora Quadrigemina, Brain, Mechanism of Reflex Action & Reflex Arc etc.

Important Questions on Central Neural System

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Spinal nerves are usually mixed.

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During the course of evolution forebrain or hindbrain has shown maximum increase in size?

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Iter is present between

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Medulla oblongata contain centers that control:

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Which of the few following statements are correct about the cerebrum?

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Vomiting centre is located in the pons or medulla oblongata?

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Which of the following is/are correctly paired?

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Which of the followings is/are correctly matched pairs?

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The cardiovascular centre is located in the ______ of the brain.

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The nervous pathway taken by nerve impulses in a reflex action is called _____.

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The hand moves away when we touch a heated substance. Give reason.

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The message travels along a nerve fibre in the form of

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Central nervous system includes cranial nerves originated from brain and spinal nerves from spinal cord.

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Arbor vitae is composed of _____ matter.

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Injury to_____causes sudden death.

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Which of the following is called gyroscope of the body?

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In a car accident, a person lost the speech and is unable to swallow the food. What could be the reason

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Identify the incorrect statement about limbic system:
1) Amygdala and hippocampus are deep structures in the inner part of the cerebral hemispheres. These complex structures are called the limbic lobe or limbic system.
2) Limbic system along with the hypothalamus regulate sexual behaviour.
3) It also regulates expression of emotional reactions such as excitement, pleasure, fear and motivation
4) It also controls all voluntary and motor functions

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Match the options given in column I with those of column II and choose the correct answer.

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I Frontal lobe A Somatosensory area
II Parietal lobe B Motor functions
III Temporal lobe C Vision
IV Occipital lobe D Hearing

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The hippocampus converts information from