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The main function of the autonomic Temporal lobe epilepsy is characterized

nervous system: by:
1. the ability to perceive sensitive stimuli 1. the feeling of "already seen"
2. voluntary motor activity 2. olfactory hallucinations
3. maintaining homeostasis 3. visceral crises
4. reflex automaton of motor activity 4. segmental sensory disorders
5. maintaining muscle tone 5. lack of abdominal reflexes
The suprasegmental apparatus of the For the defeat of the hypothalamic
autonomic nervous system is region is characterized by:
represented by: 1. the violation of thermoregulation
1. cranial nerves 2. hemanesthesia
2. spinal nerves 3. disorders of sleep and wakefulness
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex 4. neuroendocrine disorders
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the 5. hyperhidrosis
spinal cord For irritation of the parasympathetic
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the division of the autonomic nervous
spinal cord system are characteristic:
The segmental division of the 1. hypersalivation
autonomic nervous system is 2. dry mouth
represented by: 3. bradycardia
1. cranial nerves 4. tachycardia
2. spinal nerves 5. increase in blood pressure
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex Horner's syndrome is characterized
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the by:
spinal cord and brainstem 1. exophthalmos
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the 2. ptosis
spinal cord 3. miosis
Location of the first neurons of the 4. enophthalmos
sympathetic division of the autonomic 5. mydriasis
nervous system: For irritation of the sympathetic
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord division of the autonomic nervous
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar system are characterized by:
spinal cord 1. hypersalivation
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar 2. dry mouth
spinal cord 3. bradycardia
4. intramural ganglia 4. tachycardia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and 5. increase in blood pressure
paravertebral ganglia
Location of the first neurons of the
parasympathetic division of the
autonomic nervous system.
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
and the nucleus of the brainstem
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
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The main function of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. the ability to perceive sensitive stimuli
2. voluntary motor activity
3. maintaining homeostasis
4. reflex automaton of motor activity
5. maintaining muscle tone
The segmental division of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord and brainstem
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
The suprasegmental apparatus of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
Location of the first neurons of the
parasympathetic division of the
autonomic nervous system.
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
and the nucleus of the brainstem
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
Location of the first neurons of the
sympathetic division of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
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For irritation of the sympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characterized by:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
Temporal lobe epilepsy is characterized
by:
1. the feeling of "already seen"
2. olfactory hallucinations
3. visceral crises
4. segmental sensory disorders
5. lack of abdominal reflexes
For the defeat of the hypothalamic
region is characterized by:
1. the violation of thermoregulation
2. hemihypesthesia
3. disorders of sleep and wakefulness
4. neuroendocrine disorders
5. hyperhidrosis
Horner's syndrome is characterized
by:
1. exophthalmos
2. ptosis
3. miosis
4. enophthalmos
5. mydriasis
For irritation of the parasympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characteristic:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
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The suprasegmental apparatus of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
The segmental division of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord and brainstem
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
Location of the first neurons of the
parasympathetic division of the
autonomic nervous system.
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
and the nucleus of the brainstem
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
The main function of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. the ability to perceive sensitive stimuli
2. voluntary motor activity
3. maintaining homeostasis
4. reflex automaton of motor activity
5. maintaining muscle tone
Location of the first neurons of the
sympathetic division of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
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Horner's syndrome is characterized
by:
1. exophthalmos
2. ptosis
3. miosis
4. enophthalmos
5. mydriasis
For the defeat of the hypothalamic
region is characterized by:
1. the violation of thermoregulation
2. hemanesthesia
3. disorders of sleep and wakefulness
4. neuroendocrine disorders
5. hyperhidrosis
For irritation of the parasympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characteristic:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
For irritation of the sympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characterized by:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
Temporal lobe epilepsy is characterized
by:
1. the feeling of "already seen"
2. olfactory hallucinations
3. visceral crises
4. segmental sensory disorders
5. lack of abdominal reflexes
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The segmental division of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord and brainstem
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
Location of the first neurons of the
sympathetic division of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
The suprasegmental apparatus of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
The main function of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. the ability to perceive sensitive stimuli
2. voluntary motor activity
3. maintaining homeostasis
4. reflex automaton of motor activity
5. maintaining muscle tone
Location of the first neurons of the
parasympathetic division of the
autonomic nervous system.
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
and the nucleus of the brainstem
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
SELECT ALL CORRECT ANSWERS
For irritation of the sympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characterized by:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
Temporal lobe epilepsy is characterized
by:
1. the feeling of "already seen"
2. olfactory hallucinations
3. visceral crises
4. segmental sensory disorders
5. lack of abdominal reflexes
For the defeat of the hypothalamic
region is characterized by:
1. the violation of thermoregulation
2. hemanesthesia
3. disorders of sleep and wakefulness
4. neuroendocrine disorders
5. hyperhidrosis
For irritation of the parasympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characteristic:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
Horner's syndrome is characterized
by:
1. exophthalmos
2. ptosis
3. miosis
4. enophthalmos
5. mydriasis
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The main function of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. the ability to perceive sensitive stimuli
2. voluntary motor activity
3. maintaining homeostasis
4. reflex automaton of motor activity
5. maintaining muscle tone
The suprasegmental apparatus of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
Location of the first neurons of the
parasympathetic division of the
autonomic nervous system.
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
and the nucleus of the brainstem
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
The segmental division of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord and brainstem
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
Location of the first neurons of the
sympathetic division of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
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For irritation of the parasympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characteristic:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
Horner's syndrome is characterized
by:
1. exophthalmos
2. ptosis
3. miosis
4. enophthalmos
5. mydriasis
For irritation of the sympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characterized by:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
Temporal lobe epilepsy is characterized
by:
1. the feeling of "already seen"
2. olfactory hallucinations
3. visceral crises
4. segmental sensory disorders
5. lack of abdominal reflexes
For the defeat of the hypothalamic
region is characterized by:
1. the violation of thermoregulation
2. hemanesthesia
3. disorders of sleep and wakefulness
4. neuroendocrine disorders
5. hyperhidrosis
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Location of the first neurons of the
sympathetic division of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
Location of the first neurons of the
parasympathetic division of the
autonomic nervous system.
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
and the nucleus of the brainstem
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
The suprasegmental apparatus of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
The main function of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. the ability to perceive sensitive stimuli
2. voluntary motor activity
3. maintaining homeostasis
4. reflex automaton of motor activity
5. maintaining muscle tone
The segmental division of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord and brainstem
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
SELECT ALL CORRECT ANSWERS
For irritation of the sympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characterized by:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
Temporal lobe epilepsy is characterized
by:
1. the feeling of "already seen"
2. olfactory hallucinations
3. visceral crises
4. segmental sensory disorders
5. lack of abdominal reflexes
For the defeat of the hypothalamic
region is characterized by:
1. the violation of thermoregulation
2. hemanesthesia
3. disorders of sleep and wakefulness
4. neuroendocrine disorders
5. hyperhidrosis
Horner's syndrome is characterized
by:
1. exophthalmos
2. ptosis
3. miosis
4. enophthalmos
5. mydriasis
For irritation of the parasympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characteristic:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
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The segmental division of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord and brainstem
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
Location of the first neurons of the
parasympathetic division of the
autonomic nervous system.
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
and the nucleus of the brainstem
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
The main function of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. the ability to perceive sensitive stimuli
2. voluntary motor activity
3. maintaining homeostasis
4. reflex automaton of motor activity
5. maintaining muscle tone
Location of the first neurons of the
sympathetic division of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
The suprasegmental apparatus of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
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Horner's syndrome is characterized
by:
1. exophthalmos
2. ptosis
3. miosis
4. enophthalmos
5. mydriasis
For the defeat of the hypothalamic
region is characterized by:
1. the violation of thermoregulation
2. hemanesthesia
3. disorders of sleep and wakefulness
4. neuroendocrine disorders
5. hyperhidrosis
For irritation of the parasympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characteristic:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
For irritation of the sympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characterized by:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
Temporal lobe epilepsy is characterized
by:
1. the feeling of "already seen"
2. olfactory hallucinations
3. visceral crises
4. segmental sensory disorders
5. lack of abdominal reflexes
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The segmental division of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord and brainstem
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
The main function of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. the ability to perceive sensitive stimuli
2. voluntary motor activity
3. maintaining homeostasis
4. reflex automaton of motor activity
5. maintaining muscle tone
Location of the first neurons of the
parasympathetic division of the
autonomic nervous system.
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
and the nucleus of the brainstem
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
The suprasegmental apparatus of the
autonomic nervous system is
represented by:
1. cranial nerves
2. spinal nerves
3. cortical-limbic-reticular complex
4. neurons of the lateral horns of the
spinal cord
5. neurons of the anterior horns of the
spinal cord
Location of the first neurons of the
sympathetic division of the autonomic
nervous system:
1. lateral horns of the sacral spinal cord
2. lateral horns of the thoracolumbar
spinal cord
3. thickening of the cervical and lumbar
spinal cord
4. intramural ganglia
5. sympathetic prevertebral and
paravertebral ganglia
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For the defeat of the hypothalamic
region is characterized by:
1. the violation of thermoregulation
2. hemanesthesia
3. disorders of sleep and wakefulness
4. neuroendocrine disorders
5. hyperhidrosis
For irritation of the parasympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characteristic:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
Horner's syndrome is characterized
by:
1. exophthalmos
2. ptosis
3. miosis
4. enophthalmos
5. mydriasis
For irritation of the sympathetic
division of the autonomic nervous
system are characterized by:
1. hypersalivation
2. dry mouth
3. bradycardia
4. tachycardia
5. increase in blood pressure
Temporal lobe epilepsy is characterized
by:
1. the feeling of "already seen"
2. olfactory hallucinations
3. visceral crises
4. segmental sensory disorders
5. lack of abdominal reflexes