Question 1The meninges consists of three layers. Which layer would be considered intermediate?O dura materO pia materO arachnoid membraneO cerebral materQuestion 2A myotome is:O all of the muscles innervated by a peripheral nerve.O all of the skin innervated by a peripheral nerve.all of the muscles innervated by a single spinal nerve.all of the skin innervated by a single spinal nerve.O all of the skin overlying a group of synergistic muscles.

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46 A patient comes in and complains about the inability to stop sneezing. The patient sneezes between almost every word and states the problem has been occurring ever since they were in an accident 3 days ago. What brain STRUCTURE may have been damaged? Select one: O a. Medulla Oblongata O b. Pons O c. Cerebellum o d. Hippocampus What type of cell provides structural support for synapses? Select one: O a. Neurons O b. Microglia Oc. Astrocytes o d. Terminal Buttons 48 You want to view Dopamine cells in the mouse brain. Which of the below are viable options to do this? Select one or more: O a. Cryogenic Blockade O b. Transgenic Mice O c. Immunohistochemistry (IHC) O d. Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (FMRI) O e. Extracellular Recording O f. Knock-out mice
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