HUMAN ANATOMY CENT RAL AN D PE RI PH ERAL NE'RI/OU.'.

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skin sensitivity lossof the lateral part B. N. abducens dexter. er psoasmuscledamage.The patient 109.A 63-year-old patientappliedto
of the hand dorsal surface and proxi- C. N. glossopharYngeus sinister. lost possibilityto straightenhis leg in a neuropathologist complainingof ina-
mal phalanxesof the I, II and partial- D.N. vagus dexter. the kneejoint. Which nerve is dam- bility to performrvoodworkrvhichde-
ly III fingers.Which nervehas been @ N. faciatisdexter. aged?
-@ mandsaccuracy,as his right hand had
damaged? Femoral. beendoing a lot of errant movements
A. Ulnar. 102.After a cranialtraumawith the B. Iliohypogastric. for 3 months.Examinationshowedthat
B. N{edian. damage of the superiorwall of the right C. Ilioinguinal. the patienthad injured:
eyesocket a patient lost the possibilit;r D. Genitofemoral. A. Angularg,vrus.
@ nuaiut.
D. N{usculoculaneous. to lift up the upper eyelidof the right E. Obtu rator. B. Precentral gvrus.
E. L a t e r a l c u t a n e o u s n e r v e o f f o - eye and look up. Which nervewasda- C. Postcen[ral gyrus.
reitrm. maged? 106.A patientafter a brain bloodsup- D. Superiortemporalgvrus.
A. N. ophtalmicus. ply disturbancelostthe ability to write @ Suprorrrginalgyrus.
99. A man of 45 appealedto a clinic B. R. inferiorn. oculomotorius. lettersand figures.In what lobe of the
complaining of sensitivity lossin the back C. N. trochlearis. brain was the pathology? t10. A 60-year-oldpatient hasdif-
third of the tongue. The funcLion of D.N. abducens. A. Occipital. ficultiesformingand movinga bolus.
rvhich pair of crainal nefvesrras affectcd? @ R. tup.tior n. oculomotorius. @. nronial. The tongue is immovable,logopathy
A. VIII. C. Temporal. is observed. Which nervehasbeenin-
B. X. 103.A patient with aneurismof the D. Parietal. -i u r e d ?
right subclavianarteryhasa huskyvoice. E. Insula.
@t* Irritation of which ncrvecan it be con-
@ sublingual.
D.\/. B. Accessory.
E. XII. nectedwith? 107. A patient can not lift an e1'e- C. Glossophan'ngeal.
A. N. larvngeussuPeriordexter. brow on one half of his face,closeey'e- D.Trigeminal.
100. Having hurt the elborvagainst @ N. tu.vnE"u,."iu rrensdextcr- lids, and barehis teeth.Which nerveis E. Facial.
a table a patienl felt burningand prick- C. N. laryngeusrecurrenssinister. injured?
ing on the internalsurfaceof the fore- D.N. laryngeus supcriorsinister.
A. Ivlaxillarv. 111. A 4.5-year-old patienthad a se-
arm. Which nerve \\'astraumatizedin E. N. laryngeusinferiorsinister.
B. Oohthalmic. vere brainbloodcirculationdisturbance.
this case?
104. A patient rvas admitted to a @. nicial. After stabilizationof thegeneralcondi-
@. ulnot. D. Mandibular. tion he is unableto pronouncervords
B. Radial. neu rologicaldepartrnentrvith deflection
E. Oculomotor. distinctly. Damageof what areaof ce-
C. Irledian. of the tongueto thc side when extru-
rebral cortexcausedthe impairmentof
D.Axillary. ded, atrophicchangesof the half of the
108.A 4O-year-old man, who burnt the speech-motor center?
E. Musculocutaneous. tongue,logopathy,deglutitiveproblem-
an eyeball2 u'eeksago, rvasadmitted A. Angulargvrus.
Which nerve was damaged?
t o a n o p h t h a l m o l o g i cd e p a r t m e n t . @ Inferiorfrontalgvrus.
101.Which nerveis damaged,if the A. Vagus.
Which of the listedeye structuressuf- C. Supramarginal gyrus.
right nasolabialfold is smoothed,right B. Lingual.
fered? D. Precentral gvrus.
orbital fissure is dilated (it cannotbe C. ChordatymPani.
D. GlossopharvnAeal . A. Lens. E. Superiortemporalgyrus.
screwedup because eyelidsdon't close), A
Hypoglossal. B. Ciliary body.
difficulties arouseu'hile talking and (p.
C. Iris. ll2. A 28-year-oldpatient got a
eating (food sticks betweenthe check
105. A patient was admittedto a @.corn"". factory chemicalburn of the face,a fluid
and teeth)?
traumatology center rvith the great- E. Vitreousbody. g o t i n t o t h e e r c . T h c c o n s e q u e n ci sc
A. N. trigeminus dexter.