1. 1 These are abundant, star-shaped cells that form barrier between capillaries and neurons and make exchanges between the two OA. Oligodendrocytes OB. Astrocytes OC. Microglia OD. Ependymal cells 2.They are line cavities of the brain and spinal cord that circulate cerebrospinal fluid with cilia OA. Oligodendrocytes OB. Astrocytes OC. Microglia O D. Ependymal cells 3. Motor (efferent) neurons are cell bodies. They can be found in the PNS and carries impulses from the central nervous system OA. 1st sentence true, 2nd sentence is false OB. 1st sentence is false, 2nd sentence is false OC. 1st sentence is true, 2nd sentence is true OD. 1st sentence is false, 2nd sentence is true 4. Thalamus refers as the relay station that registers, recognizes pain, temperature and pressure whereas the hypothalamus is considered as the O A. Dehydration center OB. First center OC. Thirsty center OD. Thirst center 5. Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) protects the brain tissue from injury when jolted or hit. Thus, providing an air buffer that acts as a shock absorber from some forms of mechanical injury OA. 1st sentence true, 2nd sentence is false OB. 1st sentence is false, 2nd sentence is false O C. 1st sentence is true, 2nd sentence is true OD. 1st sentence is false, 2nd sentence is true Cerebral dominance designates the hemisphere dominant for language. Meanwhile, the right hemisphere 6. OA. Regulates sleep and the sleep cycle OB. Controls or involved in visual-spatial skills, emotion, and artistic skills OC. Designates the hemisphere dominant for language OD. Controls or involved in language, math, and logic 7. It is considered as the Respiratory center OA. Midbrain OB. Brainstem OC. Medulla oblongata OD. Pons 8. Which among the following is false about the Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)? OA. An opaque, clear, colorless and transparent fluid O B. Its circulation is helpful by the Ciliary movement of Ependymal Cells and Choroid Plexus Pulsations OC. Total Volume i 100-150ml but in Adult, volume ranges from140 to 270 ml OD. Specific Gravity ranges 1.513 to 1.845 9. Which is true about the Blood-brain barrier? OA. Protective mechanism that helps maintain a stable mineral for the brain OB. Blood-borne substances are separated from neurons OC. Not a selective barrier that allows nutrients to pass freely OD. Is effective against substances that can diffuse through plasma membranes The brain is protected by bone, cerebrospinal fluid and OA. Meninges OB. Meningococcal OC. Medulla oblongata OD. Midbrain

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1. 1 These are abundant, star-shaped cells that form barrier between capillaries
and neurons and make exchanges between the two
A. Oligodendrocytes
B. Astrocytes
C. Microglia
OD. Ependymal cells
2.They are line cavities of the brain and spinal cord that circulate cerebrospinal
fluid with cilia
OA. Oligodendrocytes
B. Astrocytes
C. Microglia
D. Ependymal cells
3. Motor (efferent) neurons are cell bodies. They can be found in the PNS and
carries impulses from the central nervous system
A. 1st sentence is true, 2nd sentence is false
B. 1st sentence is false, 2nd sentence is false
C. 1st sentence is true, 2nd sentence is true
O D. 1st sentence is false, 2nd sentence is true
4. Thalamus refers as the relay station that registers, recognizes pain,
temperature and pressure whereas the hypothalamus is considered as the
A. Dehydration center
B. First center
C. Thirsty center
D. Thirst center
5. Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) protects the brain tissue from injury when jolted or
hit. Thus, providing an air buffer that acts as a shock absorber from some forms of
mechanical injury
A. 1st sentence is true, 2nd sentence is false
B. 1st sentence is false, 2nd sentence is false
C. 1st sentence is true, 2nd sentence is true
D. 1st sentence is false, 2nd sentence is true
6. Cerebral dominance designates the hemisphere dominant for language.
Meanwhile, the right hemisphere
A. Regulates sleep and the sleep cycle
B. Controls or involved in visual-spatial skills, emotion, and artistic skills
C. Designates the hemisphere dominant for language
D. Controls or involved in language, math, and logic
7. It is considered as the Respiratory center
A. Midbrain
B. Brainstem
OC. Medulla oblongata
OD. Pons
8. Which among the following is false about the Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)?
O A. An opaque, clear, colorless and transparent fluid
B. Its circulation is helpful by the Ciliary movement of Ependymal Cells and Choroid
Plexus Pulsations
C. Total Volume is 100-150ml but in Adult, volume ranges from140 to 270 ml
OD. Specific Gravity ranges 1.513 to 1.845
9. Which is true about the Blood-brain barrier?
O A. Protective mechanism that helps maintain a stable mineral for the brain
OB. Blood-borne substances are separated from neurons
OC. Not a selective barrier that allows nutrients to pass freely
O D. Is effective against substances that can diffuse through plasma membranes
The brain is protected by bone, cerebrospinal fluid and
A. Meninges
OB. Meningococcal
C. Medulla oblongata
OD. Midbrain
Transcribed Image Text:1. 1 These are abundant, star-shaped cells that form barrier between capillaries and neurons and make exchanges between the two A. Oligodendrocytes B. Astrocytes C. Microglia OD. Ependymal cells 2.They are line cavities of the brain and spinal cord that circulate cerebrospinal fluid with cilia OA. Oligodendrocytes B. Astrocytes C. Microglia D. Ependymal cells 3. Motor (efferent) neurons are cell bodies. They can be found in the PNS and carries impulses from the central nervous system A. 1st sentence is true, 2nd sentence is false B. 1st sentence is false, 2nd sentence is false C. 1st sentence is true, 2nd sentence is true O D. 1st sentence is false, 2nd sentence is true 4. Thalamus refers as the relay station that registers, recognizes pain, temperature and pressure whereas the hypothalamus is considered as the A. Dehydration center B. First center C. Thirsty center D. Thirst center 5. Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) protects the brain tissue from injury when jolted or hit. Thus, providing an air buffer that acts as a shock absorber from some forms of mechanical injury A. 1st sentence is true, 2nd sentence is false B. 1st sentence is false, 2nd sentence is false C. 1st sentence is true, 2nd sentence is true D. 1st sentence is false, 2nd sentence is true 6. Cerebral dominance designates the hemisphere dominant for language. Meanwhile, the right hemisphere A. Regulates sleep and the sleep cycle B. Controls or involved in visual-spatial skills, emotion, and artistic skills C. Designates the hemisphere dominant for language D. Controls or involved in language, math, and logic 7. It is considered as the Respiratory center A. Midbrain B. Brainstem OC. Medulla oblongata OD. Pons 8. Which among the following is false about the Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)? O A. An opaque, clear, colorless and transparent fluid B. Its circulation is helpful by the Ciliary movement of Ependymal Cells and Choroid Plexus Pulsations C. Total Volume is 100-150ml but in Adult, volume ranges from140 to 270 ml OD. Specific Gravity ranges 1.513 to 1.845 9. Which is true about the Blood-brain barrier? O A. Protective mechanism that helps maintain a stable mineral for the brain OB. Blood-borne substances are separated from neurons OC. Not a selective barrier that allows nutrients to pass freely O D. Is effective against substances that can diffuse through plasma membranes The brain is protected by bone, cerebrospinal fluid and A. Meninges OB. Meningococcal C. Medulla oblongata OD. Midbrain
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