A) Historical medical practices B) Neurological disorders and brain function C) Psychological thriller fiction D) Ghost stories and paranormal activity
A) Carl Sagan B) Sigmund Freud C) Oliver Sacks D) V.S. Ramachandran
A) Synesthesia B) Prosopagnosia C) Capgras delusion D) Phantom limb syndrome
A) Mirror box B) EEG cap C) Transcranial magnet D) MRI machine
A) Cotard's syndrome B) Capgras delusion C) Fregoli delusion D) Alice in Wonderland syndrome
A) Inability to recognize faces B) Loss of language comprehension C) Difficulty with spatial awareness D) Denial of illness or disability
A) Frontal lobe only B) Right hemisphere C) Left hemisphere D) Both hemispheres equally
A) Primary visual cortex B) Temporal lobe C) Corpus callosum D) Brainstem
A) Loss of smell B) Inability to feel pain C) Mixing of senses (e.g., seeing colors for numbers) D) Muscle coordination problems
A) Inability to recognize objects B) Forgetting recent events C) Ignoring one side of space D) Difficulty with balance
A) Teleopsia B) Micropsia C) Achromatopsia D) Macropsia
A) Brain anatomy details B) Brain's ability to create reality C) Brain surgery techniques D) Brain evolution history
A) Surgery is always required B) Visual input can override proprioception C) Magnetic fields affect pain D) Drugs are unnecessary for treatment
A) Agnosia B) Apraxia C) Aphasia D) Prosopagnosia
A) Fusiform gyrus B) Amygdala C) Thalamus D) Hippocampus
A) Ancient Greek medical theories B) Dream analysis method C) Surgical procedure D) Idea of single consciousness location in brain
A) Neural pruning B) Synaptic transmission C) Filling-in phenomena D) Action potential
A) Tourette's syndrome B) Korsakoff's syndrome C) Gerstmann's syndrome D) Cotard's syndrome
A) Indicates nerve damage only B) Shows brain's body map plasticity C) Shows drug effectiveness D) Proves ghosts exist
A) Body ownership perception B) Sleep patterns C) Pain tolerance D) Memory formation
A) They only affect elderly B) They are always permanent C) They reveal normal brain function D) They are purely genetic
A) Pseudobulbar affect B) Epilepsy C) Parkinson's disease D) Tourette's syndrome
A) Serotonin B) Dopamine C) Acetylcholine D) GABA
A) Conduction aphasia B) Global aphasia C) Wernicke's aphasia D) Broca's aphasia
A) Medulla B) Pons C) Thalamus D) Hippocampus
A) Large-scale surveys B) Clinical case studies C) Genetic testing D) Laboratory experiments on animals
A) Parietal lobe B) Occipital lobe C) Temporal lobe/amygdala D) Brainstem
A) Capgras syndrome B) Prosopagnosia C) Anosognosia D) Synesthesia
A) Line bisection test B) Blood pressure measurement C) Memory recall test D) Hearing test
A) Mirror-touch synesthesia B) Prosopagnosia C) Blindsight D) Capgras syndrome
A) Complete numbness B) Itching exclusively C) Tingling only D) Painful cramping
A) Prosopagnosia B) Akinetopsia C) Agnosia D) Alexia
A) Molecular biology B) Organic chemistry C) Cognitive neuroscience D) Quantum physics |