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A     —-  A patient presents with a complaint that she can’t smile on the left side and her left eyebrow will not raise upward.              —- She is diagnosed with Bell’s palsy.             —-             —- Which cranial nerve has been affected?    (I will accept the number or the name)       # _________nerve          (1.5 pt)                  —-            —- Which cranial nerve, the right or the left? _________ (0.5 pt)

Multiple Select Type Question /  Partial credit with penalty — Select all cranial nerves that are mixed in function (carry both sensory and motor information)

A stroke patient is unable to control the muscles on the right side of his body.   Where did the damage to his cerebral cortex occur?    _____________ cerebral cortex of the ________cerebral hemisphere

Name the blue extension of the neuron at tip of arrows.

Multiple select type question / Partial credit with penalty — Select all that are true:

Multiple select type question / Partial credit with penalty — Select all that are found within the CNS  (Central nervous system)

Based upon structure, Sensory neurons are _________

A patient presents with a droopy face on the left side.   When asked to smile,  the left side does not move.   Which of the following would be the quickest method to determine if the patient has Bell’s palsy  or    if they have suffered a stroke?

Multiple select type question / Partial credit with penalty – Which 3 cranial nerves carry motor information to control movements of the eye?

After light passes through the pupil, it then passes through the ___________.