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Motor Physiology MCQs: practice questions
Sample Motor Physiology multiple-choice questions from CNS & Special Senses Physiology.
During a withdrawal reflex, the stimulated limb undergoes:
- A. Flexion
- B. Extension
- C. No movement
- D. Only abduction
- E. Only adduction
Dopamine acting at D2 receptors:
- A. Activates the corticospinal tract directly
- B. Excites the indirect pathway
- C. Inhibits the direct pathway
- D. Inhibits the indirect pathway
- E. Blocks thalamic nuclei
Dopamine acting at D1 receptors has an overall effect of:
- A. Facilitating movement
- B. Inhibiting movement
- C. Blocking the cerebellum
- D. Blocking all reflexes
- E. Producing sensory loss
The Golgi tendon reflex produces:
- A. Contraction of the contracting muscle
- B. Relaxation of the contracting muscle
- C. Pupillary constriction
- D. Increased gastric motility
- E. A pain response
The indirect basal ganglia pathway is overall:
- A. Autonomic
- B. Excitatory
- C. Sensory
- D. Visual
- E. Inhibitory
The premotor and supplementary motor cortices primarily:
The Golgi tendon reflex is mediated by:
Dysdiadochokinesia refers to inability to:
Increased gamma motor neuron activity tends to:
The cerebellum is especially important for:
The direct basal ganglia pathway is overall:
A lesion of the lateral corticospinal tract typically causes:
The crossed-extensor response helps maintain:
The lateral corticospinal tract decussates mainly in the:
A lesion of the subthalamic nucleus can produce:
The basal ganglia primarily:
Parkinson disease commonly causes:
The stretch reflex is classified as:
The primary motor cortex is located in area:
A cerebellar lesion is most likely to produce:
The stretch reflex causes contraction of the:
The size principle states that motor units are recruited from:
The flexor-withdrawal reflex is:
The alpha-gamma coactivation mechanism allows:
The sensory receptor for the stretch reflex is the:
Loss of dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra is associated with:
An intention tremor occurs:
Stretch of a muscle increases firing in:
Fine skilled movement of the digits depends especially on the:
Gamma motor neurons regulate: