What would be clinical term for the disorder described in the question above?

The pons contains the cranial nerve nuclei for cranial nerve V. These nuclei contain the motor neuron cell bodies for this nerve. If the pons were damaged, which of the following reflexes would no longer function properly?

Motor neurons are typically which classification of neuron?

What is the name for the disorder described in the question above?

A patient has paralysis on one side of his face and is unable to close his eye or make facial expressions on that side of his face. Which cranial nerve was most likely damaged? (Write answer following this example: optic II)

When your foot “falls asleep,” this is caused by compression on a nerve, temporarily blocking action potentials from traveling through the nerve (it’s not due to the blood supply being cut off, which is a common misconception).A nerve that frequently gets compressed in this way is the common fibular nerve. Which region of skin is innervated by the common fibular nerve?

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Which type of motor neuron innervates the muscle fibers within a muscle spindle?

First order pain sensory neurons would have which classification?

Motor tracts are also known as