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Questions:
- Which nerve is closest to medulla oblongata?
- What is the function of dorsal root?
- Who developed the Filter theory?
- What is the weight of the human brain relative to the whole body?
- What is the branch-like specialized structure emanating from the soma called?
- Who among the following has intense smelling sensation?
- What part of the brain is related to sleep and attention?
- Myxedema disease is related to the lack of which hormone?
- In which disease is the whole brain infected?
- What plays the main role in the treatment of Parkinson's disease?
- What is the other name for ductless glands?
- From where does estrogen secrete?
- Gate control theory is related to which sensation?
- Lateral hypothalamus is known as what?
- What is formed by Sertoli cells?
- When a person's estrus cycle weakens after being kept in the same place, what is this called?
- What is the characteristic of Cushing syndrome?
- Excessive release of which gland's hormone causes Cushing syndrome?
- Which nerve controls and executes the functions of the tongue?
- Various parts of the brain form a circuit for emotional expression. What is this theory called?
- Which among the following is not a quality of a good neuropsychological test?
- The study of cerebral asymmetry is initially related to which researcher?
- What does associative agnosia mean?
- What is Wolf and Goodale's research related to?
- What is the posterior part of the corpus callosum called?
- Protein B-Amyloid is related to which condition?
- Who used the term neuropsychology for the first time?
- Who propagated the term 'neuron'?
- What is the housekeeping cell of a neuron?
- What is the smallest unit of the nervous system?
- What are the functions of the hypothalamus?
- What is the gap between two neurons called?
- How many types of neurons are there?
- Which lobe is responsible for visual sensation?
- Which lobe is responsible for auditory sensation?
- In which area is the somatosensory cortex found?
- What hormone is secreted from the pituitary gland?
- Which one is not a type of neuron?
- What is the secretion of endocrine glands called?
- Where do endocrine glands directly secrete?
- What are the parts of the central nervous system?
- Which part of the brain provides sturdiness to it?
- Which activity is performed by the reticular formation?
- Which part of the brain is responsible for the origin and control of emotions?
- How many pairs of spinal nerves are found in the human body?
- What are the fields of neuroscience?
- What is Wernicke's area related to?
- Which study is related to the superficial characteristics and mental faculties of the human brain?
- Which hypothesis states that the origin of behavior is the brain?
- Who stated that we can speak due to dominance of the left hemisphere?
- Impairment between neurons in Broca and Wernicke's areas is called what?
- Where does nerve impulse originate?
- Which is not the structure of the cell body?
- What produces the myelin sheath?
- Who propagated EEG?
- Which test is related to PET?
- What stops the activeness of a neuron?
- What cell is part of the body?
- Which is not a neuropsychological method?
- What does the cerebral cortex cover?
- How many layers does the meninges have?
- Epithalamus is a part of what?
- What is called the master gland?
- To what is the cerebellum more related?
- Which part of the brain is more active during emotion?
- Which part of the brain is involved in the process of memory?
- What is aphasia? Is it a congenital or acquired language disorder?
- Which disorder is developed by chromosomal error?
- What is PKU?
- What is thrombus?
- Which are organic brain disorders except?
- Alzheimer's is a specific type of which disorder?
- Which is not a symptom of dementia?
- LTM is mainly caused by which brain part?
- What is the difficulty in reading written material called?
- Which tumor produces cancer?
- Where do we find more gray matter in the brain?
- What is the third stage of a grand mal seizure?
- What is slow-wave sleep?
- Excessive talkativeness is related to damage in which brain area?
- Where do we find P and M cells?
- ACTH is what type of hormone?
- Which part of the ear is the organ of corti located in?
- When a person cannot recognize familiar faces, what is it called?
- What disorder is caused by damage to the auditory nerve?
- Melatonin is secreted by which gland?
- Cretinism is a disorder of which gland?
- Hypoglycemia is related to which gland?
- Somatocronin is what type of hormone?
- Which hormone is responsible for female sexual behavior?
- What is the 5th cranial nerve?
- Oxytocin is secreted by what part of the body?
- What is the main active genital organ in males?
- Which hormone is responsible for lactation in females?
- Failure to recall events after trauma is called what?
- Failure to recall events before trauma is called what?
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