Cuneocerebeller tract

Fiber "is important" element "in" nutrition and it aids in "protecting" the digestive tract "as " well.

A

is important

B

in

C

protecting

D

as

Find out which underlined parts(a,b,c and d) of the following sentences has an error : Fiber is an important(a) element for(b) nutrition and it aids in protecting(c) the digestive tract as(d) well.

A

a

B

b

C

c

D

d

Fiber 'is an important' element 'to' nutrition, and it aids in 'protecting' the digestive tract 'as' well.

A

is an important

B

to

C

protecting

D

as

Fiber "is important" element "in" nutrition and it aids in "protecting" the digestive "tract" as well. "No Error"

A

is important

B

in

C

protecting

D

tract

Fiber is an important element in nutrition, and it aids in protecting the digestive tract as well.No Error

A

is an important

B

in

C

protecting

D

as well

Regarding normal anatomy of gastrointes-tinal tract

A

Valvulae conniventes are 1 mm thick in ilium

B

Maximum diameter of jejunal loops is 4cm

C

The stomach folds normally measures 10 mm

D

The areae gastricae measure less than 3mm

E

Valvulae conniventes measures 3mm in jejunum

Cuneocerebellar tract

A

Originates in the nucleus cuneatus

B

Enters same sided cerebellum

C

Receives muscle joint information from upper limb and thorax

D

Traverses through the middle cerebellar peduncle

E

Terminates as climbing fibres

Corticospinal tract lesion leads to

A

Exaggerated knee jerk

B

Weakness of distal group of muscles in hands

C

Increased muscle tone

D

Positive Babinskiâs sign

E

Loss of superficial reflexes

Inocclusion of the anterior spinal artery, the affected tract in the spinal cord are

A

Lateral corticospinal tract

B

Ventral spinocerebellar tract

C

Tract of Gall

D

Dorsal spinocerebellar tract

E

Tract of Burdach

Extrapyramidal tract

A

Exert tonic stimulatory effect on lower motor neuron

B

Controls the tone

C

posture and equilibrium

D

Carries sense of vibration

E

Controls movement of the eye

F

Is also called corticospinal tract

Cuneocerebeller tract

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