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The brain floats within _______ fluid, which is contained within the _______.

Select one:


a. extracellular; dura mater


b. cerebrospinal; blood vesselsc.


c. intracellular; pia mater


d. interstitial; subarachnoid space


e. cerebrospinal; subarachnoid space

cerebrospinal; subarachnoid space
The _______ is the origin of the cells that form the central nervous system.

Select one:


a. cerebral cortex


b. mesoderm


c. basal plated. arachnoid layer


e. ventricular zone

ventricular zone
The _______ is a tough protective sheath that covers the brain and that lies closest to the skull.Select one:

a. dura mater


b. dorsa mater


c. pia mater


d. midsagittal sinuse.


e. subarachnoid membrane

dura mater
The brain and spinal cord form theSelect one:

a. automatic nervous system.


b. enteric nervous system.


c. central nervous system.


d. peripheral nervous system.


e. somatic nervous system.

central nervous system.
The term _______ refers to structures that are found on the same side of the body.

Select one:


a. contramedial


b. ipsilateral


c. parasagittal


d. contralateral


e. bilateral

ipsilateral
The _______ consists of the pons and cerebellum.Select one:

a. metencephalon


b. mesencephalon


c. myelencephalon


d. telencephalon


e. diencephalon

metencephalon
The term "neuraxis" refers to

Select one:


a. a plane that divides the brain into top and bottom halves.


b. the frontal portions of the brain.


c. a plane that divides the two hemispheres into right and left halves.


d. an imaginary line drawn through the spinal cord up to the front of the brain.


e. the cross-sectional diameter of the spinal cord.

an imaginary line drawn through the spinal cord up to the front of the brain.
The _______ lobe of the cortex contains primary auditory cortex.

Select one:


a. temporal


b. insular


c. occipital


d. frontal


e. parietal

temporal
Which of the following is true of embryonic neuron formation?Select one:

a. Progenitor cells produce new glial cells.


b. A progenitor cell forms a neuron and another founder cell during asymmetrical division.


c. New neurons are formed near the pia mater.


d. The cerebral cortex develops from the outside in.


e. A progenitor cell forms four founder cells during symmetrical division.

A progenitor cell forms a neuron and another founder cell during asymmetrical division.
Which of the following is a subcortical structure?Select one:

a. limbic system


b. dura mater


c. lateral fissure


d. spinal cord


e. parietal cortex

limbic system
e term "dorsum" means _______, while the term "ventrum" means _______.

Select one:


a. rear; front


b. back; belly


c. top; down


d. front; reare. belly; bac

back; belly
The term "rostral" meansSelect one:

a. away from the midline.


b. toward the beak or snout.


c. toward the tail.


d. superior.


e. toward the midline.

toward the beak or snout.
A _______ is a large groove found in the surface of the human cortex.Select one:

a. fissure


b. ventricle


c. gyrus


d. sulcus


e. cerebral aqueduct

fissure
A brain region that is anterior and dorsal to, say, the thalamus, could also be described as _______ and _______ to the thalamus.Select one:

a. None of the above are correct.


b. caudal; inferior


c. rostral; superior


d. ipsilateral; contralateral


e. lateral; medial

rostral; superior
Brain CSF is secreted by theSelect one:

a. choroid plexus.


b. meninges.


c. subarachnoid villi.


d. neurons of the hypothalamus.


e. spinal aqueducts.

choroid plexus.
A key function of apoptosis is to

Select one:


a. guide new neurons to their final position in the brain.


b. mold an adult nerve cell.


c. form new neurons.


d. spur the growth of dendritic branches.


e. terminate the formation of new neurons within the developing brain.

terminate the formation of new neurons within the developing brain.
Radial glial cells involved in new neuron formation eventually are transformed intoSelect one:

a. visual sensory neurons.


b. microglial cells.


c. oligodendroglia.


d. progenitor cells.


e. astrocytes.

astrocytes.
A _______section made perpendicular to the ground and parallel to the neuraxis through a human brain divides the brain into two symmetrical halves.

Select one:


a. midsagittal


b. parasagittal


c. frontald. horizontal


e. transverse

midsagittal
The _______ is formed by the cranial nerves and spinal nerves plus the peripheral ganglia

.Select one:


a. somatic nervous system


b. central nervous system


c. enteric nervous system


d. peripheral nervous system


e. automatic nervous system

peripheral nervous system
Cross sections that resemble those of a salami and are perpendicular to the neuraxis are produced by a _______ section of the human brain.Select one:

a. sagittal


b. horizontalc. midsagittal


d. transverse


e. parasagittal

transverse