Disturbance in the production of which of the following proteins causes Duchenne's disease? Calpain Sarcoglycan Dystroglycan Dystrophin

Which brain region does not play a role in the physiopathology of early headaches? Thalamus Trigeminal nerve caudate nucleus Dora

A 60-year-old man presented with sudden vertigo, imbalance, facial sensation disorder on the left side and body on the right side, swallowing disorder and dysphonia Middle cerebral artery (MCA) Anterior and inferior cerebellar artery (AICA) Posterior cerebral artery (PCA) inferior posterior cerebellar artery (PICA

All the following anatomical structures are relevant in the peripheral vestibular system except? Saccule Semicircular canals Cochlear component Utricle

The pain in the shoulder and upper part of the arm with spread to the elbow and back of the forearm and paresthesia of the finger originates and the disappearance of the reflex of the cervical disc herniation is in which level? C1 C3 C5 C7

Which one of the following symptoms is more common in venous cerebral strokes? Headache Aphasia Decreased level of consciousness Convulsion

Damage to which of the following anatomical areas can cause coma? Hypothalamus Reticular formation Basal ganglia Frontal lobe

A 36-year-old woman has back pain during her period. What is the most likely diagnosis? Rectal carcinoma Stomach ulcer Pelvic metastases Uterine Carcinoma

The patient is hospitalized due to dry pons bleeding. Which of the following eye findings do you expect? Vertical gaze palsy Ocular bobbing Midrasis and sluggish pupillary reflex Impaired medial eye movement

Which part of the spine makes it flexible? Pedicle intervertebral discs Longitudinal ligaments Lamina

Which option is wrong about temporal lobe epilepsy? oral automatism Automatism in the lower limbs and pelvis Decreased level of consciousness epigastric ulcers

The following symptoms are clinical manifestations of lumbar spinal canal stenosis, except for one case? Walking causes weakness and numbness in the legs. Hypertrophy of leg muscles Inducing pain by walking and reducing pain by resting Pain relief by bending forward

Which nerve's function is more sensory? Abducens Facial Hypoglossal Trigeminal

The patient has been brought to the emergency room with a decreased level of consciousness. In the examination, the painful stimulation of the arms is flexed and the legs are extended and internally rotated. Where do you localize the lesion? Hemisphere Midbrain Subcortical Medulla

Which option is correct about frontal lobe epilepsy? Most of them have mouth and hand automata does not reduce the level of consciousness Most of them have aura It is short-term and repetitive