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Which area is primarily involved in contralateral hemiparesis mainly involving the lower extremity?
Which area is primarily involved in contralateral hemiparesis mainly involving the lower extremity?
- Primary motor area (correct)
- Urinary incontinence center
- Medial frontal micturition center
- Primary sensory area
What can a lesion in the motor cortex cause to the pathological reflexes?
What can a lesion in the motor cortex cause to the pathological reflexes?
- Enhancement of control and regulation
- Gradual disappearance and control
- Suppression and inhibition
- Release and interference with voluntary performance (correct)
Which pathology is associated with a significant decrease in motivation, willingness, and lack of spontaneous motor action?
Which pathology is associated with a significant decrease in motivation, willingness, and lack of spontaneous motor action?
- Apraxia
- Transcortical motor aphasia
- Frontal Release Sign
- Abulia (correct)
Which area is primarily responsible for voluntary control of horizontal eye movements?
Which area is primarily responsible for voluntary control of horizontal eye movements?
What is the primary function of Broca’s area?
What is the primary function of Broca’s area?
Which area is important for the inhibition of inappropriate behaviors?
Which area is important for the inhibition of inappropriate behaviors?
Which area is typically affected in receptive speech impairment?
Which area is typically affected in receptive speech impairment?
What type of aphasia is associated with nonfluent speech and limited vocabulary?
What type of aphasia is associated with nonfluent speech and limited vocabulary?
Which structure is involved in contralateral homonymous hemianopsia?
Which structure is involved in contralateral homonymous hemianopsia?