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OB/GYN ARDMS Registry Review Exam with Questions and Answers A skull that is shaped like a clover leaf is most likely associated with? ANSWER Thanatrophoic dwarfism Characteristics of this are: narrow chest, small rib cage, enlarged head with large forehead and wide spaced eyes, still born or die shortly after birth from respratory failure? ANSWER Thanatrophoic dwarfism You discover a rounded, fluid filed midline structure withing the fetal brain that shows color Doppler. This is most ...

HYPOTHALAMIC AND PITUITARY AGENTS CHAPTER 35 EXAMINATION STUDY GUIDE 2024/

TMS - technique for inducing virtual lesions or temporarily excite neurons Principles - rapidly changing magnetic fields => induction of electric current Method - - a coil is placed near the participant's head - very brief, very large pulse of current is run through - induction of strong, transient magnetic field - transient magnetic field induces current in nearby conductors (e.g. neurons in the brain) Can Cause - - activation: response of peripheral muscles after stimulation - inhib...

that neurons of the dorsal and ventral tegmental nuclei project to the hypothalamus? - answerdopamine What is the neurotransmitter that neurons of the midbrain raphe nuclei project to the hypothalamus? - answer5HT What is the neurotransmitter that neurons of the parabrachial nucleus in pons project to the hypothalamus? - answerglutamate What is the neurotransmitter that neurons of the locus coeruleus in pons project to the hypothalamus? - answernoradrenaline ©THEBRIGHTSTARS 2024 What i...

1 Chapter 1: A Framework for Mind and Brain Multiple Choice Questions (1-5) 1. Cognitive neuroscience is the study of a. The mind and brain b. The brain and emotions c. The mind and development d. The brain and social behaviors 2. Which of the following is the best example of 'levels of analysis' when studying the brain? a. A neuron in primary visual cortex, a region in primary visual cortex, the occipital lobe, and the entire human brain b. The frontal lobe, the temporal lobe, the...

SCRN Exam Questions and Answers 2023 Penumbra Salvageable tissue -oxygen -blood pressure -Glucose Perfusion What oxygen delivers to the brain. Above the necklace-Anterior Circulation= Unilateral deficits Below the necklace-Posterior circulation= Bilateral deficits Circle of Willis-Collateral circulation= Aneurysm Cerebrum largest part of the brain Cerebrum: Frontal Lobe Motor function, personality, Brocca speech Brocca's aphasia-fronta...

neurulation begins with forming of __ ___ then ___ __ and finally fusion and closure of ___ __ CORRECT ANSWERS: neural plate neural fold neural tube the neural tube closes from the ___ leaving ___ ___ ___ but should be completely closed by __ ___wks CORRECT ANSWERS: center both ends open 6 menstrual normal anatomy of the central nervous system includes CORRECT ANSWERS: spine brain to exam the spine it should be done in __ ___ __ with best being CORRECT ANSWERS: 2 orthogonal...

OBGYN ARDMS questions answers and answers graded A+ Hydranencephaly Ischemic infarction of both cerebral hemispheres. Early compromise of both carotid arteries with preservation of posterior circulation. Mimics severe hydrocephalus (thin rind of cortical gray matter). Complete infarction of supratentorial cerebral tissues with preservation of thalami and cerebellum. Typically no identifiable cerebral cortex. Falx cerebri may be partially or completely absent, while brainstem and basal gangl...

Standard Precautions Correct Answer - A strict form of infection control that is based on the assumption that all blood and other body fluids are infectious. Airborne precautions Correct Answer - Private room with negative air pressure Room door closed Respiratory protection worn when entering room Limit transportation Droplet Precations Correct Answer - Private room - may share room with pt with same infection Maintain at least 3 feet between pt and any contact Room door may remain o...

NURSING 6005 CHAPTER 59: DRUGS RELATED TO HYPOTHALAMIC AND PITUITARY FUNCTION Test Bank MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. A child with Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS) has short stature, and the provider is considering treatment with growth hormone. Which aspect of this child’s history should the nurse report to the provider? a. Behavior problems b. Low muscle tone c. Mental impairment d. Sleep apnea ANS: D Growth hormone must be avoided in patients with PWS who are severely obese, who have a history...