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A detailed illustration of the human brain highlighting different anatomical structures, with labels for cerebellum, cerebrum, and various cranial nerves.

Cerebral Anatomy Challenge

Test your knowledge of human anatomy with this engaging quiz designed for students and professionals alike. Covering various aspects of the central nervous system, this quiz will push your understanding to the limit!

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In the cerebellum you can find:

Tree of life as a concentration of grey substance

Oculomotor nerve nucleus

Nucleus fastigi as a concentration of white matter

Vermis with no nuclei

Dentate nucleus as a concentration of grey matter

The external capsula:

Is made by the grey matter

Separates the pons from medulla oblongata

Separates the claustrum and putamen

It consists of 2 layers

All of the above are false

The central sulcus:

Separates parietal from the occipital lobe

Separates parietal and temporal lobes

Separates frontal and the temporal lobe

Separates frontal parietal lobe

All of the above are false

Which nucleus is not in the rhomboid fossa?

Motor nucleus of the hypoglossal nerve

Motor nucleus of the facial nerve

Motor nucleus of the abducent nerve

Motor nucleus of the oculomotor nerve

You can't find any of the above

What is false about the rhinencephalon?

In the rhomboid fossa is located:

Vagal trigone on the ventral side of the medulla oblongata

Hypoglossal trigone on the ventral side of the medulla oblongata

Medial eminence on the dorsal side of the pons

Facial colliculus on the ventral side of the pons

None of the above

What is false about the meninges and meningeal spaces of the brain?

Arachnoidea creates the granulations

Pia matter is supplied by the cerebral arteries

Dura matter is mainly supplied by the meningeal arteries

Arachnoidea arches the sulci

All of the above are true

Which nucleus belongs to the cerebellum?

Red nucleus...

The superior margin of the medulla oblongata is formed by:

Choose the correct way of CSF circulation:

Lateral ventricle - aqueduct - third ventricle - fourth ventricle

Third ventricle - lateral ventricle - aqueduct - fourth ventricle

Lateral ventricle - aqueduct - fourth ventricle - third ventricle

Lateral ventricle - -interventricular foramen - fourth ventricle - third ventricle

None of the above

What is true about the anterior cerebral artery?

Is a branch of the internal carotid artery

Goes in the lateral sulcus, over the insula

Supplies the lateral surface of the occipital lobe

Supplies the lower part of the temporal lobe

All of the above are false

In the external part of the limbic lobe you cannot find:

What is true about the nuclei of the cranial nerves?

Oculomotor nucleus in the pons

Obducent nucleus in the pons

Hypoglossal nucleus in the pons

Vagal nucleus in the medulla oblongata

All of the above are false

Auditive tube:

Ends in the tympanic cavity

Connects tympanic cavity with the middle ear

Connects the internal ear with the pharynx

Starts in the pharynx

All of the above are false

In the tympanic cavity you can find:

Choroid:

Is a part of the vascular layer of the eyeball

Is supplied by the central retinal artery

Is innervated by the optic nerve

Is covered by the conjunctiva

All of the above are false

Choose the true sentence about the anterior chamber:

Posterior wall is formed by the lens

Lies behind the iris

Transmits the aqueous humor from the Schlemm canal

Is limited by the retina

All of the above are true

Choose the true sentence of about the ciliary body:

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