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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Uncategorized topics .
Chapters
1. |
A group C nerve fibre: |
A. | is up to 20um in diameter |
B. | is myelinated |
C. | has motor function |
D. | is fusimotor to muscle spindles |
E. | is postganglionic autonomic |
Answer» E. is postganglionic autonomic |
2. |
Regarding autonomic nervous system, visceral pain is not referred to L3-S1 because: |
A. | there are no visceral afferents related to these lumbar splanchnic nerves |
B. | there are no white rami communications to these spinal nerves |
C. | there are no sympathetic ganglia associated with these spinal segments |
D. | there is no sympathetic efferent supply to these spinal nerves |
E. | there are no grey rami communicants associated with the autonomic ganglia of L3-S1 spinal nerves |
Answer» B. there are no white rami communications to these spinal nerves |
3. |
Which of the following peripheral fibres have pain and temperature fibres? |
A. | alpha neuron |
B. | beta neuron |
C. | gamma neuron |
D. | delta neuron |
E. | group B fibres |
Answer» D. delta neuron |
4. |
Regarding the sympathetic nervous system: |
A. | every spinal nerve receives a white ramus communican |
B. | efferent post ganglionic fibres are myelinated |
C. | afferent sympathetic fibres synapse in the sympathetic trunk |
D. | preganglionic cell bodies lie within the lateral horn of the T1-L2 spinal segments |
E. | each cervical ganglion gives off one ramus communicans |
Answer» D. preganglionic cell bodies lie within the lateral horn of the T1-L2 spinal segments |
5. |
Which of the following nerve roots is correctly associated with the corresponding muscle action? |
A. | L5 plantar flexion |
B. | L2 knee extension |
C. | C5 abduction of the shoulder |
D. | C8 abduction of the thumb |
E. | S1 extension of the great toe |
Answer» C. C5 abduction of the shoulder |
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