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Neurosurgery Quiz Question Answers (Total 20 MCQs)
Neurosurgery Quiz (Medical) 20 Question Answers
Question 1 |
arcuate nucleus | |
inferior olivary nucleus | |
pontine reticular formatron | |
lateral vestibular nucleus |
Question 2 |
medial rectus | |
superior rectus | |
inferior oblique | |
inferior rectus |
Question 3 |
medial surface of the superior frontal gyrus | |
Insular certex | |
premotor area | |
post central sensorimotor cortex
|
Question 4 |
motor cortex | |
premotor cortex | |
visual cortex | |
insular cortex |
Question 5 |
right left disorientation | |
alexia | |
finger agnosia | |
acalculia |
Question 6 |
optic tract | |
optic chiasm | |
pretectal nucleus | |
Von Wilbrand's knee |
Question 7 |
corticospinal tract | |
lateral spinothalamic tract | |
posterior columns | |
rubrospinal tracts |
Question 8 |
T10 - L2 spinal segments | |
S1 - S5 spinal segments | |
S2 - S4 spinal segments | |
hypogastric plexus
|
Question 9 |
anterior cerebral artery | |
posterior cerebral artery | |
posterior communicating artery | |
pericallosal artery |
Question 10 |
sensory ganglia of cranial nerve V | |
ependymal lining of spinal cord | |
anterior horn cells
| |
interneurons |
Question 11 |
lateral cord | |
posterior cord | |
medial cord | |
anterior division of the lower trunk |
Question 12 |
perimesencephalic | |
crural | |
prepontine | |
Quadrigeminal |
Question 13 |
osmo receptors | |
mechano receptors | |
neuroepithelial receptors | |
nocireceptors |
Question 14 |
anterior limb | |
posterior limb | |
genu | |
retrolenticular portion
|
Question 15 |
Topiramate | |
Ethosuxionide | |
carbamezipine | |
felbamate |
Question 16 |
bilateral dilated fixed pupils | |
complete apnoea | |
demonstration of cessation of blood flow to brain | |
No motor response |
Question 17 |
Growth hormone | |
vasopressin | |
corticotrophin | |
prolactin |
Question 18 |
mamillary bodies | |
paraventricular nucleus | |
arcuate nucleus | |
pulvinar |
Question 19 |
facial nerve | |
vagus nerve | |
accessory nerve | |
glossopharyngeal nerve |
Question 20 |
lateral geniculate body | |
ganglionic layer of retina | |
medial geniculate body | |
pretectal nucleus |
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Neurosurgery Quiz Question Answers (Total 80 MCQs)
Neurosurgery Quiz (Medical) 80 Question Answers
Question 1 |
Rassmusen'sencephalities | |
Congenital hydrocephalus | |
Medial temporal sclerosis | |
A sequelae of tubercular meningitis |
Question 2 |
Philadelphia collar | |
Skull traction | |
dexamethasone in high doses | |
four post collar with partially restricted mobility |
Question 3 |
downward gaze palsy | |
internuclear opthalmoplegia | |
pathological laughter | |
multiple unilateral cranial nerve palsies
|
Question 4 |
Active secretion | |
Filteration | |
Both, Active secretion and Filteration | |
Physical osmosis |
Question 5 |
tract pains | |
dissociated sensory loss | |
spasticity | |
spuspended sensory loss |
Question 6 |
Meningioma | |
Oligodendroglioma | |
Acoustic Neurinoma | |
Glloblastoma |
Question 7 |
Choroid Plexus | |
Subarachnoid space | |
Arachnoid villi | |
Foramen of Luschka |
Question 8 |
Subfrontal region | |
Parietal region | |
Parafalcine region | |
Temporal region |
Question 9 |
Abducent nerve palsy
| |
Occulomotor nerve palsy | |
Papilloedema | |
Acoustic nerve palsy |
Question 10 |
Sutural diastasis | |
Intracranial Calcification | |
Beaten silver appearance | |
Erosion of posterior clinoid processes |
Question 11 |
pathological joking | |
broca's aphasia | |
horizontal gaze palsy | |
complex partial seizures
|
Question 12 |
Trochlear nerve | |
Abducent nerve | |
Facial nerve | |
Vertibulocochlear nerve |
Question 13 |
splenium of corpus callosum | |
rostrum of corpus callosum | |
geniculocalcarine tract | |
arcuate fasciculus |
Question 14 |
Choroid plexus papillomas in infants and children usually occur in the cerebellopontine
angle. | |
Gliomatosiscerebri refers to spread of a glioblastomamultiforme outside the nervous
system. | |
Pineal tumors often present with hydrocephalus due to compression of the aqueduct of Sylvius | |
Esthesioneuroblastomas typically occur in children
|
Question 15 |
superior oblique muscle | |
inferior oblique muscle | |
inferior rectus muscle | |
medial rectus muscle |
Question 16 |
Parietal lobe | |
Frontal lobe | |
Thalamus | |
Temporal lobe |
Question 17 |
6 months of age | |
10 months of age | |
18 months of age | |
36 months of age |
Question 18 |
cocaine | |
amlodipine | |
ciprofloxacin | |
amphotericin B |
Question 19 |
Frontal | |
Parietal | |
Temporal | |
Occipital |
Question 20 |
50 mg/minute | |
100 mg/minute | |
15 mg/minute | |
500 mg/minute |
Question 21 |
empiric antibiotics without biopsy. | |
stereotactic aspiration followed by 4-6 weeks of IV antibiotics. | |
radical surgical excision | |
a two week course of antibiotics |
Question 22 |
medial vestibular nucleus | |
lateral vestibular nucleus | |
superior vestibular nucleus | |
inferior vestibular nucleus |
Question 23 |
Isoniazide | |
Ethambutol | |
Streptomycin | |
Dexamethasone |
Question 24 |
Extradural Hematoma | |
Acute Subdural Hematoma | |
Chronic Subdural Hematoma | |
Sub acute Subdural Hematoma |
Question 25 |
Tumour tissue | |
Normal brain tissue | |
Cerebral vasculature | |
CSF |
Question 26 |
They are benign tumors that are believed to arise from the arachnoid cap cells | |
The cerebellopontine angle is the most common location. | |
They can be cured by complete resection. | |
They are associated with hyperostosis of the underlying bone, homogenous enhancement
with contrast and an enhancing "dural tail" on imaging studies. |
Question 27 |
Fore brain | |
Mid brain | |
Both Fore brain and Mid brain | |
Hind Brain |
Question 28 |
superior cerebellar artery | |
basilar artery | |
anterior inferior cerebellar artery | |
posterior inferior cerebellar artery |
Question 29 |
High dose cortical steroids. | |
Mild sedation | |
External ventricular drainage | |
Use of osmotic diuretics |
Question 30 |
area postrema
| |
locus coeruleus | |
hypothalamic nucleus | |
nucleus of cajal |
Question 31 |
Ectopic Cord tissue | |
Notochord tissue | |
Rathke's pouch | |
Ectopic lymphatic tissue |
Question 32 |
Headache, Vomittings and visual loss | |
Bradycardia, Bradypnea and Hypertension | |
Decerebration, hypotension and tacchycardia | |
Pupillary dialatation, hemiplegia, altered sensorium |
Question 33 |
Superior temporal gyrus | |
Inferior frontal gyrus | |
Insular cortex | |
Middle temporal gyrus |
Question 34 |
prolactinoma | |
microadenoma with acromegaly | |
nonfunctioning pituitary adenoma | |
invasive pituitary adenoma |
Question 35 |
Anterior cerebral artery | |
Basilar artery | |
Middle Cerebral artery | |
Posterior cerebral |
Question 36 |
1-4 days | |
4-14 days | |
14-21 days | |
1-7 days |
Question 37 |
juvenile pilocytic astrocytomas | |
gemistocytic astrocytomas | |
ependymomas | |
subependymal giant cell astrocytomas |
Question 38 |
ventricle | |
subependymal layer | |
conusmedullaris | |
choroid plexus |
Question 39 |
Intracerebral hemorrhage | |
Subarachnoid hemorrhage | |
Cerebellar hemorrhage | |
Temporal arteritis |
Question 40 |
Straight sinus | |
Transverse sinus | |
Dipolic Veins | |
Middile Meningeal artery |
Question 41 |
spontaneous hypertensive lobar hematoma | |
aneurysmal rupture | |
benign subarachnoid hemorrhage | |
temporal lobe tumour with bleed |
Question 42 |
disuse atrophy | |
absent deep tendon reflexes | |
fasciculations and fibrillations | |
hypotonia |
Question 43 |
Sigmoid sinus | |
Inferior petrosal sinus | |
Transverse sinus | |
Straight sinus |
Question 44 |
Afferent 5th Nerve - Efferent 9th Nerve
| |
Afferent 9th Nerve - Efferent 10th Nerve
| |
10th Nerve forms both afferent and efferent limbs
| |
Definiate mechanism not known |
Question 45 |
neuronal shrinkage | |
chromatin condensation | |
mitochondrial swelling
| |
DNA fragmentation |
Question 46 |
right left disorientation | |
finger agnosia | |
acalculia | |
dressing apraxia |
Question 47 |
Oppenheim's sign | |
Schaefer's sign | |
Gordon's sign | |
Lasegeu's sign |
Question 48 |
Lower limbs | |
Upper limbs | |
Hemiplegia | |
Quadriplagia
|
Question 49 |
Floor of the 4th Ventricle
| |
Anterior part of 3rd Ventricle
| |
Just above the Pineal recess | |
Floor of the hypothalamus |
Question 50 |
cabergoline | |
guanethedine | |
dobutamine
| |
metoclopramide |
Question 51 |
spastic paralysis of right leg, loss of vibration sense on right side and loss of pain and
temperature sense of left side | |
sacral sparing of pain and temperature, spastic paralysis right leg and pain and
temperature loss on left side | |
loss of tactile discrimination & proprioception on left side, loss of temperature sense on
right side and hypotonic paralysis of right leg | |
spastic paralysis right leg, loss of pain and temperature right leg, vibration sense loss left
leg. |
Question 52 |
upward gaze paresis | |
light-near dissociation | |
inter nuclear opthalmoplegia | |
convergence-retraction nystagmus |
Question 53 |
cerebellum | |
peripheral nerve | |
proprioceptive system | |
visual system |
Question 54 |
meningothelial | |
fibroblastic | |
transitional | |
angiomatous |
Question 55 |
ipsilateral 3rd neve palsy and ipsilateral hemiparesis
| |
constralateral 3rd nerve palsy and contralateral hemiparesis
| |
ipsilateral 3rd nerve palsy and contralateral hemiparesis
| |
contralateral 3rd nerve palsy and ipsilateral
|
Question 56 |
Meningiomas are benign tumours | |
Epilepsy is common with post-fossa tumours | |
Medulloblastomas produce seed lings spread through CSF | |
Central Nervous system lacks lymphatics |
Question 57 |
topographic memory loss | |
ideomotor apraxia | |
Gerstmann's syndrome | |
alexia |
Question 58 |
miosis | |
correctible ptosis | |
anhydrosis | |
exophthalmos |
Question 59 |
Craniopharyngiomas | |
Medulloblastoma | |
Hydrocephalous | |
Head Injuries |
Question 60 |
craniopharyngioma | |
medulloblastoma | |
cerebellar pilocytic astrocytoma | |
aqueductal stenosis causing hydrocephalus |
Question 61 |
E.Voigeli | |
E.lveolaris | |
Oligarthrus | |
E.granulosus |
Question 62 |
2 | |
4 | |
5 | |
6 |
Question 63 |
vascular dementia | |
chronic subdural hematoma | |
normal pressure hydrocephalous | |
corpus callosalglioma |
Question 64 |
Assessment of airway patency. | |
Intracranial pressure monitoring. | |
Breathing control. | |
Circulatory and hemorrhage control. |
Question 65 |
Cerebellum | |
Cerebral white matter | |
Basal ganglia | |
Brainstem |
Question 66 |
50 mm Hg | |
30 mm Hg | |
90 mm Hg | |
60 mm Hg |
Question 67 |
are more common in children than adults. | |
have an average survival of over 5 years | |
are characterized by increased cellularity, nuclear pleomorphism, the presence of mitoses, endothelial proliferation and necrosis. | |
can be cured by surgery alone. |
Question 68 |
habenular commissure | |
area postrema | |
subfornical organ | |
organum vasalosum of the lamina terminalis |
Question 69 |
Collid cyst of 3rd Ventricle
| |
Tumours of the 4th Ventricle
| |
Sub-frontal tumours
| |
ParasaggitalMeningiomas |
Question 70 |
pyramidal system | |
extrapyramidal system | |
cerebellar system | |
posterior columns |
Question 71 |
S1
| |
L5 | |
L4 | |
S2 |
Question 72 |
light touch | |
pinprick | |
temperature | |
two-point discrimination |
Question 73 |
Chromophobe adenoma | |
Prolactinoma | |
Chorionic Carcinoma | |
Basophil ademoma |
Question 74 |
basilar invagination with atlanto-axial dislocation
| |
chiari malformation with syringomyelia | |
intramedullary tumour from C1-T1 | |
4th ventricular ependymoma
|
Question 75 |
Optic Chiasm | |
Optic tract | |
Optic radiation | |
Occipital visual areas |
Question 76 |
vascular lesions of the occipital cortex | |
involvement of geniculocalcarine fibers | |
Meyer's loop in the temporal lobe | |
Retrochiasmal compression |
Question 77 |
Bilateral Superior Quadrantiric field defects | |
Bitemporal hemianopia | |
Bilateral Quadrantic field defects | |
Bilateral superior nasal field defects
|
Question 78 |
falx cerebri | |
septum pellucidum | |
cavumvergae | |
corpus callosum |
Question 79 |
endothelial cells of brain capillaries | |
basement membrane of the endothelial cells | |
foot processes of astrocytes | |
intercellular gap junction |
Question 80 |
Anaplastic astrocytoma | |
germinoma | |
third ventricular colloid cyst | |
subependymoma |
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