1. Which meningeal layer contains an abundance of blood vessels? Arachnoid mater

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1. Which meningeal layer contains an abundance of blood vessels?
Arachnoid mater Dura mater Pia mater
2. What functions does cranial nerve lll have?
Somatic motor only Visceral motor only Both
3. Neurotmesis is a form of a nerve trauma in which of the connective tissue sheath surrounding nerve fascicles is damaged. What sheath is affected in neurotmesis?
4. Name a specific tissue where bipolar neurons used for smell are located.
5. Auditory agnosia is a neural disorder where patients have difficulty with recognixzing sounds. What love of the cerebral cortex might be affected on auditory agnosia?
6. Xerostoia is a syndrome in which a person is unable to produce saliva. What cranial nerve is affected. List all nerves by name and number.
7. Where are somatic sensory neuron cell bodies thy inner are the integument of the posterior thigh found?
8. What named spinal nerve innervates muscles that produce plantar flexion?
9. What specific part of the brain is the major integration center of the ans?
10. Where are postganglionic sympathetic neuron cell bodies that innervate the small intestines found?
11. In what specific part of the CDM would snynapse occur between ascending pathway second - order and third-order neurons?



1. Which meningeal layer contains an abundance of blood vessels?
Arachnoid mater Dura mater Pia mater
2. What functions does cranial nerve lll have?
Somatic motor only Visceral motor only Both
3. Neurotmesis is a form of a nerve trauma in which of the connective tissue sheath surrounding nerve fascicles is damaged. What sheath is affected in neurotmesis?
4. Name a specific tissue where bipolar neurons used for smell are located.
5. Auditory agnosia is a neural disorder where patients have difficulty with recognixzing sounds. What love of the cerebral cortex might be affected on auditory agnosia?
6. Xerostoia is a syndrome in which a person is unable to produce saliva. What cranial nerve is affected. List all nerves by name and number.
7. Where are somatic sensory neuron cell bodies thy inner are the integument of the posterior thigh found?
8. What named spinal nerve innervates muscles that produce plantar flexion?
9. What specific part of the brain is the major integration center of the ans?
10. Where are postganglionic sympathetic neuron cell bodies that innervate the small intestines found?
11. In what specific part of the CDM would snynapse occur between ascending pathway second - order and third-order neurons?




Arachnoid mater Dura mater Pia mater
2. What functions does cranial nerve lll have?
Somatic motor only Visceral motor only Both
3. Neurotmesis is a form of a nerve trauma in which of the connective tissue sheath surrounding nerve fascicles is damaged. What sheath is affected in neurotmesis?
4. Name a specific tissue where bipolar neurons used for smell are located.
5. Auditory agnosia is a neural disorder where patients have difficulty with recognixzing sounds. What love of the cerebral cortex might be affected on auditory agnosia?
6. Xerostoia is a syndrome in which a person is unable to produce saliva. What cranial nerve is affected. List all nerves by name and number.
7. Where are somatic sensory neuron cell bodies thy inner are the integument of the posterior thigh found?
8. What named spinal nerve innervates muscles that produce plantar flexion?
9. What specific part of the brain is the major integration center of the ans?
10. Where are postganglionic sympathetic neuron cell bodies that innervate the small intestines found?
11. In what specific part of the CDM would snynapse occur between ascending pathway second - order and third-order neurons?

Explanation / Answer

1. Option 1st is correct.

2. Option 3rd is correct.

3. perineurium

4. Olfactory lobe

5. Temporal lobe

6. Cranial Nerve VII (facial nerve) and, Cranial Nerve IX (glossopharyngeal nerve)

7. Question is not clear.

8. Tibial nerve

9. Hypothalamus

10. Prevertebral ganglia

11. Brain stem

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