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• Reticular formation: anatomy and physiology
• Limbic system: anatomy and physiology
• Discreet, yet postulated, functionality of the limbic system constituents
• Hippocampal formation: anatomy and physiology
• Afferent and efferent fibres for the limbic system
• Limbic system: anatomy and physiology
• Discreet, yet postulated, functionality of the limbic system constituents
• Hippocampal formation: anatomy and physiology
• Afferent and efferent fibres for the limbic system
NUNC5
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Question 1 |
The relation of the reticular formation to the upper motor neurons in the medulla oblongata are
Anterior | |
Posterior | |
Superior | |
Inferior | |
Medial |
Question 2 |
The raphe reticular formation forms
The lateral columns | |
The superior columns | |
The medial columns | |
The median columns | |
None of the above |
Question 3 |
The majority of cerebrospinal projections from the reticular formation derive from
Those parallel to the sagittal plane | |
Those parallel to the coronal plane | |
The medial longitudinal column | |
The lateral longitudinal column | |
Those parallel to the axial plane |
Question 4 |
Tonic flexor inhibition is the remit of which portion of the tract?
Reticulofugal | |
Reticulodentate | |
Reticulospinal | |
Reticulotectal | |
Reticlothalamic |
Question 5 |
The reticulothalamic system utilises monoamines toward which of the following?
Sustaining consciousness | |
Sustaining alertness | |
Sustaining vigilance | |
Sustaining satiety | |
Sustaining none of the above |
Question 6 |
Which portion of the reticular formation, that projects reticulocortical fibres, lies near the floor of the fourth ventricle?
Locus ceruleus | |
Nucleus raphe magnus | |
Nucleus Basilis of Meynert | |
Ventral tegmental area | |
Substantia nigra pars compacta |
Question 7 |
The connection between ventral tegmental area and which structure is associated with hallucinations, delusions and disordered speech?
Nucleus ambiguus | |
Nucleus of the solitary tract | |
Nucleus accumbens | |
Orbitofrontal cortex | |
Cingulate gyrus |
Question 8 |
A patient on high-potency haloperidol (typical anti-psychotic) presents with a shuffling gait, decreased mobilisation and a face that appears flat of affect.
Which of the following projection systems from the reticular formation is best implicated int the presentation?
Substantia nigra pars reticularis to caudate | |
Substantia nigra pars compacta to neostriatum | |
Ventral tegmental area to nucleus accumbens | |
Ventral tegmental area to frontal cortex | |
Tuberal arcuate nucleus to neurohypophysis |
Question 9 |
The overall arousal level of the patient is predominately maintained by which overarching region of the reticular formation?
Serotonergic | |
Cholinergic | |
Dopaminergic | |
Histaminergic | |
GABAergic |
Question 10 |
The 24-hourly process of circadian rhythm is associated with rostral-most connections of the reticular formation and which structure?
Lentiform nucleus | |
Nucleus accumbens | |
Supraoptic nucleus | |
Nucleus basilis Meynert | |
Locus coeruleus |
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