284475
Which of the following group of cranial nerves control eye movements ?
1 IV, V and VII
2 V, VII and IX
3 I, II and III
4 III, IV and VI
Explanation:
D The cranial nerves that control eye movements are III, IV and VI. - The occulomotor nerve (III) controls four of the six muscles that enable eye movement. - The trochlear movement (IV) controls the superior oblique muscle, which allows eye to move down and out. - The abducens nerve (VI) controls the lateral rectus muscle, which allows the eye to move out. - The trigeminal nerve (V) is responsible for the sensation of the face. - The facial nerve (VII) controls facial expressions. - The vestibulocochlear nerve (VIII) controls hearing and balance.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284476
The bundle of nerve fibres is covered by and several bundles are covered by
B A-perineurium, B-epineurium. The individual nerve fibres, within a nerve bundle (nerve fascicle) are covered by the perineurium, which is a protective connective tissue sheath. Several bundles of nerve fibers are then covered by the epineurium, a tough outer connective tissue layer that surrounds the entire nerve.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284477
A person has lost his memory in an accident. The part of brain most likely to be injured is
1 Rhombencephalon
2 Rhinencephalon
3 Telencephalon
4 Mesencephalon
Explanation:
C The telencephalon, which is the largest part of the brain, is responsible for various functions, including memory. If a person loses their memory due to accident, it is most likely that the telencephalon, particularly areas involved in memory processing like the hippocampus and amygdala, could be injured or affected.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284478
Which of the following nervous system is called cranial-sacral out flow?
1 SNS and it is adrenergic
2 PSNS and it is adrenergic
3 SNS and it is cholinergic
4 PSNS and it is cholinergic
Explanation:
D The parasympathetic nervous system (PSNS) is often referred to as the cranial - sacral outflow because its preganglionic neurons originate in the cranial and sacral regions of the spinal cord. It is cholinergic because its neurotransmitter is acetylcholine.
BVP-2015
Neural Control and Coordination
284479
Sympathetic nervous system induces:
1 Heart beat
2 Secretion of semen
3 Secretion of saliva
4 Secretion of digestive juices
Explanation:
A Sympathetic nervous system increases the rate and force of heart beat, constricts most blood vessels, raises the arterial blood pressure dilates the pupil, shows down peristaltic movement and relaxes the urinary bladder. Rest three functions which is given in options are induced by parasympathetic nerves system.
284475
Which of the following group of cranial nerves control eye movements ?
1 IV, V and VII
2 V, VII and IX
3 I, II and III
4 III, IV and VI
Explanation:
D The cranial nerves that control eye movements are III, IV and VI. - The occulomotor nerve (III) controls four of the six muscles that enable eye movement. - The trochlear movement (IV) controls the superior oblique muscle, which allows eye to move down and out. - The abducens nerve (VI) controls the lateral rectus muscle, which allows the eye to move out. - The trigeminal nerve (V) is responsible for the sensation of the face. - The facial nerve (VII) controls facial expressions. - The vestibulocochlear nerve (VIII) controls hearing and balance.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284476
The bundle of nerve fibres is covered by and several bundles are covered by
B A-perineurium, B-epineurium. The individual nerve fibres, within a nerve bundle (nerve fascicle) are covered by the perineurium, which is a protective connective tissue sheath. Several bundles of nerve fibers are then covered by the epineurium, a tough outer connective tissue layer that surrounds the entire nerve.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284477
A person has lost his memory in an accident. The part of brain most likely to be injured is
1 Rhombencephalon
2 Rhinencephalon
3 Telencephalon
4 Mesencephalon
Explanation:
C The telencephalon, which is the largest part of the brain, is responsible for various functions, including memory. If a person loses their memory due to accident, it is most likely that the telencephalon, particularly areas involved in memory processing like the hippocampus and amygdala, could be injured or affected.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284478
Which of the following nervous system is called cranial-sacral out flow?
1 SNS and it is adrenergic
2 PSNS and it is adrenergic
3 SNS and it is cholinergic
4 PSNS and it is cholinergic
Explanation:
D The parasympathetic nervous system (PSNS) is often referred to as the cranial - sacral outflow because its preganglionic neurons originate in the cranial and sacral regions of the spinal cord. It is cholinergic because its neurotransmitter is acetylcholine.
BVP-2015
Neural Control and Coordination
284479
Sympathetic nervous system induces:
1 Heart beat
2 Secretion of semen
3 Secretion of saliva
4 Secretion of digestive juices
Explanation:
A Sympathetic nervous system increases the rate and force of heart beat, constricts most blood vessels, raises the arterial blood pressure dilates the pupil, shows down peristaltic movement and relaxes the urinary bladder. Rest three functions which is given in options are induced by parasympathetic nerves system.
284475
Which of the following group of cranial nerves control eye movements ?
1 IV, V and VII
2 V, VII and IX
3 I, II and III
4 III, IV and VI
Explanation:
D The cranial nerves that control eye movements are III, IV and VI. - The occulomotor nerve (III) controls four of the six muscles that enable eye movement. - The trochlear movement (IV) controls the superior oblique muscle, which allows eye to move down and out. - The abducens nerve (VI) controls the lateral rectus muscle, which allows the eye to move out. - The trigeminal nerve (V) is responsible for the sensation of the face. - The facial nerve (VII) controls facial expressions. - The vestibulocochlear nerve (VIII) controls hearing and balance.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284476
The bundle of nerve fibres is covered by and several bundles are covered by
B A-perineurium, B-epineurium. The individual nerve fibres, within a nerve bundle (nerve fascicle) are covered by the perineurium, which is a protective connective tissue sheath. Several bundles of nerve fibers are then covered by the epineurium, a tough outer connective tissue layer that surrounds the entire nerve.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284477
A person has lost his memory in an accident. The part of brain most likely to be injured is
1 Rhombencephalon
2 Rhinencephalon
3 Telencephalon
4 Mesencephalon
Explanation:
C The telencephalon, which is the largest part of the brain, is responsible for various functions, including memory. If a person loses their memory due to accident, it is most likely that the telencephalon, particularly areas involved in memory processing like the hippocampus and amygdala, could be injured or affected.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284478
Which of the following nervous system is called cranial-sacral out flow?
1 SNS and it is adrenergic
2 PSNS and it is adrenergic
3 SNS and it is cholinergic
4 PSNS and it is cholinergic
Explanation:
D The parasympathetic nervous system (PSNS) is often referred to as the cranial - sacral outflow because its preganglionic neurons originate in the cranial and sacral regions of the spinal cord. It is cholinergic because its neurotransmitter is acetylcholine.
BVP-2015
Neural Control and Coordination
284479
Sympathetic nervous system induces:
1 Heart beat
2 Secretion of semen
3 Secretion of saliva
4 Secretion of digestive juices
Explanation:
A Sympathetic nervous system increases the rate and force of heart beat, constricts most blood vessels, raises the arterial blood pressure dilates the pupil, shows down peristaltic movement and relaxes the urinary bladder. Rest three functions which is given in options are induced by parasympathetic nerves system.
284475
Which of the following group of cranial nerves control eye movements ?
1 IV, V and VII
2 V, VII and IX
3 I, II and III
4 III, IV and VI
Explanation:
D The cranial nerves that control eye movements are III, IV and VI. - The occulomotor nerve (III) controls four of the six muscles that enable eye movement. - The trochlear movement (IV) controls the superior oblique muscle, which allows eye to move down and out. - The abducens nerve (VI) controls the lateral rectus muscle, which allows the eye to move out. - The trigeminal nerve (V) is responsible for the sensation of the face. - The facial nerve (VII) controls facial expressions. - The vestibulocochlear nerve (VIII) controls hearing and balance.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284476
The bundle of nerve fibres is covered by and several bundles are covered by
B A-perineurium, B-epineurium. The individual nerve fibres, within a nerve bundle (nerve fascicle) are covered by the perineurium, which is a protective connective tissue sheath. Several bundles of nerve fibers are then covered by the epineurium, a tough outer connective tissue layer that surrounds the entire nerve.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284477
A person has lost his memory in an accident. The part of brain most likely to be injured is
1 Rhombencephalon
2 Rhinencephalon
3 Telencephalon
4 Mesencephalon
Explanation:
C The telencephalon, which is the largest part of the brain, is responsible for various functions, including memory. If a person loses their memory due to accident, it is most likely that the telencephalon, particularly areas involved in memory processing like the hippocampus and amygdala, could be injured or affected.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284478
Which of the following nervous system is called cranial-sacral out flow?
1 SNS and it is adrenergic
2 PSNS and it is adrenergic
3 SNS and it is cholinergic
4 PSNS and it is cholinergic
Explanation:
D The parasympathetic nervous system (PSNS) is often referred to as the cranial - sacral outflow because its preganglionic neurons originate in the cranial and sacral regions of the spinal cord. It is cholinergic because its neurotransmitter is acetylcholine.
BVP-2015
Neural Control and Coordination
284479
Sympathetic nervous system induces:
1 Heart beat
2 Secretion of semen
3 Secretion of saliva
4 Secretion of digestive juices
Explanation:
A Sympathetic nervous system increases the rate and force of heart beat, constricts most blood vessels, raises the arterial blood pressure dilates the pupil, shows down peristaltic movement and relaxes the urinary bladder. Rest three functions which is given in options are induced by parasympathetic nerves system.
284475
Which of the following group of cranial nerves control eye movements ?
1 IV, V and VII
2 V, VII and IX
3 I, II and III
4 III, IV and VI
Explanation:
D The cranial nerves that control eye movements are III, IV and VI. - The occulomotor nerve (III) controls four of the six muscles that enable eye movement. - The trochlear movement (IV) controls the superior oblique muscle, which allows eye to move down and out. - The abducens nerve (VI) controls the lateral rectus muscle, which allows the eye to move out. - The trigeminal nerve (V) is responsible for the sensation of the face. - The facial nerve (VII) controls facial expressions. - The vestibulocochlear nerve (VIII) controls hearing and balance.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284476
The bundle of nerve fibres is covered by and several bundles are covered by
B A-perineurium, B-epineurium. The individual nerve fibres, within a nerve bundle (nerve fascicle) are covered by the perineurium, which is a protective connective tissue sheath. Several bundles of nerve fibers are then covered by the epineurium, a tough outer connective tissue layer that surrounds the entire nerve.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284477
A person has lost his memory in an accident. The part of brain most likely to be injured is
1 Rhombencephalon
2 Rhinencephalon
3 Telencephalon
4 Mesencephalon
Explanation:
C The telencephalon, which is the largest part of the brain, is responsible for various functions, including memory. If a person loses their memory due to accident, it is most likely that the telencephalon, particularly areas involved in memory processing like the hippocampus and amygdala, could be injured or affected.
MHT CET-06.10.2020 Shift-I
Neural Control and Coordination
284478
Which of the following nervous system is called cranial-sacral out flow?
1 SNS and it is adrenergic
2 PSNS and it is adrenergic
3 SNS and it is cholinergic
4 PSNS and it is cholinergic
Explanation:
D The parasympathetic nervous system (PSNS) is often referred to as the cranial - sacral outflow because its preganglionic neurons originate in the cranial and sacral regions of the spinal cord. It is cholinergic because its neurotransmitter is acetylcholine.
BVP-2015
Neural Control and Coordination
284479
Sympathetic nervous system induces:
1 Heart beat
2 Secretion of semen
3 Secretion of saliva
4 Secretion of digestive juices
Explanation:
A Sympathetic nervous system increases the rate and force of heart beat, constricts most blood vessels, raises the arterial blood pressure dilates the pupil, shows down peristaltic movement and relaxes the urinary bladder. Rest three functions which is given in options are induced by parasympathetic nerves system.
