Exam 11:How Does the Nervous System Respond to Stimulation and Produce Movement? Part C

The primary motor cortex is responsible for:

The sensory and motor cortices are:

In the basal ganglia,movement excitation is to _____ as movement inhibition is to _____.

The lateral parts of the cerebellar hemispheres control:

Neurons in the anterior corticospinal tract in the left hemisphere control _____ muscles on _____ of the body

Vestibular receptors convey information about:

Research has demonstrated that phantom limb pain can be alleviated through the use of:

An example of a brain-computer interface (BCI)would be:

Following a recent stroke Anthony now has a great deal of difficulty using his right hand.Instead,he has resorted to doing things with his left hand.Your advice to Anthony is to:

The first direct evidence that the cortex controls movement was provided by:

In a study by Pons and colleagues,monkeys' arm nerves were cut,thereby depriving the somatosensory cortex of sensory input from the arm.Several years later,when the researchers mapped the monkeys' somatosensory homunculus,they discovered that the arm region of the homunculus:

Stimulation of the _____ is effective in reducing pain.

_____ skin is much more richly endowed with receptors and is exquisitely more sensitive to a wider range of stimuli than _____ skin.

If a patient with cerebellar damage is asked to throw darts while wearing a pair of glasses that shift the vision to the right,the patient will most likely:

The homunculus on the primary somatosensory cortex is MOST similar to the homunculus found in the:

The spinal cord has a role in:

Damage to level C1-C2 of the spinal cord would likely result in:

Which of the following is NOT associated with Tourette syndrome?

The inability to accurately complete a plan of motor action is called:

When a physician taps the patellar tendon with a hammer,it causes a knee jerk reflex by sending stretch signals to: