"Wrist-drop" is associated with:

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. According to the somatic marker hypothesis:

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. For which condition might a callosotomy be beneficial?

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. Occlusion of the middle cerebral artery and ischemia of the inferior parietofrontal lobes of the right hemisphere may result in which of the following?

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. The functions of the vestibulocerebellum are to receive vestibular information and to ___________________

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. What is the most functionally important branch of the cervical plexus?

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. Which one of the following externally applied devices is capable of enhancing or inhibiting motor learning and memory formation?

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5-HT1B receptors are found in which of the following structures?

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A body that has both male and female tissues is called a ______________.

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A center-surround receptive field consists of concentric circles with antagonistic responses to the presence or absence of light.

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A child with motor deficits is being prepared for a clinical examination. Her chart reads that she has been diagnosed with Werdnig-Hoffman disease. This is a form of which of the following?

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A complete lesion of the abducens nerve will cause the eye to look inward. Why?

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A full sexual response cycle consists of arousal followed by plateau, orgasm, and __________ phases.

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A gene critical for normal human language has recently been discovered called FOXP2. What are the known differences between the human version of this gene and the corresponding gene in other primates?

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A laceration of the thenar eminence that results in complete section of the recurrent branch of the median nerve would result in:

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A lesion of the trochlear nerve prevents activation of the superior oblique muscle. What type of movement would this prevent?

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A lesion to which one of the following regions would result in crossed analgesia?

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A natural example of synaptic competition is provided by loss of binocular neurons and stereoscopic depth perception as a consequence of strabismus, a condition in which the eyes are not perfectly aligned.

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A neural response triggered by a loud sound causes stapedius and tensor tympani muscles to contract. This response is called the attenuation reflex.

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A neuron in the human locus coeruleus can form more than 250,000 synapses.

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