Anatomy of the central nervous system - answers SYNERGY

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Rods and cones are located in the ... layer of the retina

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1st pigment

IV external nuclear

II photosensory

The anterior root of the spinal cord consists of motor processes

neurons whose bodies lie...

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in the dorsal ganglion

in the dorsal horn of the spinal cord

in the anterior horn of the spinal cord

The hindbrain cavity is...

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IV ventricle

I and II ventricles

III ventricle

The boundary between the ventral and dorsal parts of the bridge is a thick layer

cross fibers, called...

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tire

trapezoid body

quadrigeminals

The motor neurons of the cranial nerve lie in the motor nucleus...

nerve in the midbrain

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glossopharyngeal

oculomotor

facial


In ... an unpaired middle part (phylogenetically old part) is distinguished -

worm

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medulla oblongata

midbrain

cerebellum

In the lateral funiculus, the diencephalon ascends ... a path that

delivers a temperature-painful feeling (primary pain)

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spinothalamic Govers–Bekhterev

spinotectal

spinocerebellar

In the intervertebral foramina near the junction of both roots, the posterior

has a thickening - a spinal node containing ...

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bipolar afferent cells with two processes - central and

peripheral

unipolar afferent cells with one process

pseudounipolar afferent cells with one process, which

divided into central and peripheral branches

The most important principle of the functioning of the reticular formation,

ensuring its reliability is that...

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the reticular formation controls the transmission of sensory information,

passing through the nuclei of the medulla oblongata

irritation of any part of it, due to the diffuseness of connections, covers the entire

this structure

part of it is the central gray matter surrounding the Sylvian

water pipes

Ventral part (higher autonomic center) of the diencephalon

called...

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metathalamus

hypothalamus

epithalamus

The hypothalamus includes...

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gray tubercle with funnel, pituitary gland, end plate, chiasm,

mamillary bodies, optic tracts

gray tubercle, pituitary gland, chiasm, mamillary bodies, optic tracts

gray tubercle with funnel, pituitary gland, chiasm, mamillary bodies

The cones of the retina perceive...

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light

color

color and light

The conjunctiva is...

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thin connective tissue pale pink membrane

muscle that lifts the upper eyelid

alveolar tubular serous gland

The cerebral cortex has la