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PMHNP NEUROANATOMY (ANCC 3ED, CHAPTER 4) What are the functions of frontal lobe? MOTOR FUNCTION: voluntary motor activity PREMOTOR AREA: coordinates multiple muscle movement ASSOCIATION CORTEX: allows multimodal sensory input to trigger memory & lead to decision-making EXECUTIVE FUNCTION: working memory, reasoning, planning, prioritizing, sequencing behavior, insight, flexibility, judgment, impulse control, behavioral cueing, intelligence, abstraction LANGUAGE (Broca's area): expressive...

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Norkus Advanced Neuroanatomy Final Exam New Update Questions and Answers 100% Correct Please indicate the aspects of the optic pathway from anterior to posterior. (1= Most anterior, 5=Most posterior) Optic Tracts Lateral Geniculate Nuclei Optic Chiasm Optic Radiations Optic Nerves Answer- Nerve, chiasm, tract, lateral geniculate nucleus, radiations The suffix -asthenia can be used to indicate a condition which tends to be more virulent than average. True or False Answer- true ...

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Balance can be broken down into three components - answer-1. Vestibular 2. Somatosensory 3. visual Describe somatosensory input for the balance system - answer-Somatosensory receptors are located in the joints, muscles, ligaments, and skin to provide proprioceptive info regarding length, tension, pressure, pain, and joint position. Proprioception and tactile input from ankles, knees, hips, and neck provide balance info to the brain What kind of test can be done to test the somatosensory s...

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