After an accident, a professional musician cannot associate any of the instruments he has played with the sounds they make. What part of his brain is most likely damaged?
A) Auditory association areas
B) Primary auditory areas
C) Basal ganglia
D) Sensory association areas
E) Primary sensory areas
A
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Auditory information travelling from the cochlea toward the brain passes through several structures. Which order is correct?
a. cochlea to primary auditory cortex to the medulla to the pons b. cochlea to cortex pons to medulla to the primary auditory cortex c. cochlea to medulla to pons to primary auditory d. cochlea to medulla to primary auditory cortex to the pons
Bowman's capsule, the start of the tubular part of a nephron, is located in the _____
a. renal cortex c. renal pelvis b. renal medulla d. renal artery
Saccharomyces cerevisiae is commonly referred to as
A. common bread mold. B. the "false morel." C. the "death angel." D. bread yeast. E. an antibiotic producer.
Shortly after returning from a trip to several continents, a young man experiences episodes of fever, chills, muscle aches, and headache that recur at irregular intervals. The young man reports carrying only a large backpack and commonly staying in hostels along the way while traveling. Which of the following diseases is he likely to have?
A) anaplasmosis B) scrub typhus C) louse-borne relapsing fever D) Lyme disease E) yaws