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This is a free Neuroanatomy PG Entrance MCQ prepared for NEET-PG, INI-CET, DNB-PDCET, and AFMS aspirants.

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Neuroanatomy PG Entrance MCQ Quiz

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1) Which tract carries unconscious proprioception from lower limb?

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2) The structure marked X corresponds to:

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3) Weber syndrome results from lesion of which structure?

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4) Which cranial nerve nucleus lies in the floor of fourth ventricle?

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5) Which tract remains uncrossed in spinal cord?

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6) The single most important principle for localizing brainstem lesions is:

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7) Loss of pain and temperature on contralateral side below lesion is due to damage of:

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8) Decussation of pyramidal tract occurs at:

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9) Which tract carries pain and temperature from the contralateral side of body?

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10) Which cranial nerve passes through cavernous sinus?

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11) The nucleus ambiguus gives motor fibers to which cranial nerves?

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12) The nerve carrying taste sensation from anterior two-thirds of tongue is:

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13) The ascending reticular activating system (ARAS) is responsible for:

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14) Loss of corneal reflex with preserved facial movements suggests lesion of:

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15) Which nucleus is responsible for vomiting reflex?

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16) This lesion corresponds to which syndrome?

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17) The cranial nerve that emerges from the dorsal aspect of brainstem is:

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18) Deviation of tongue to right side on protrusion indicates lesion of:

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19) The nucleus labeled X is most likely:

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20) The superior colliculus is involved in:

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21) Lesion of facial nerve in facial canal causes:

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22) Which nucleus is responsible for parasympathetic supply to parotid gland?

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23) Which tract is responsible for voluntary fine movements?

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24) Which part of the brainstem contains the nuclei of cranial nerves III and IV?

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25) Ipsilateral facial paralysis with contralateral hemiplegia suggests:

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