1. Which K is a sign of meningitis or meningeal irritation? Kehr’s sign Kernig’s sign Klumpke paralysis Krause's corpuscle

2. Which L is found between the frontal temporal lobes of the brain? Lingual nerve Lateral fissure Limbic system Lacunar infarctions

3. Which M is the lowest part of the brain stem? Meninges Mesencephalon Myelin sheath Medulla oblongata

4. N is for which supporting and insulating cells around neurones in the central nervous system? Neuroglia Neurofibrils Nissl bodies Noradrenaline

5. Which structure contains the sensitive nerve terminals in the inner ear? Organ of Corti Operculum Obex Occipital lobe

6. The autonomic nervous system controls the visceral functions of the body. Which P is a major subdivision of this system? Pyramidal tract Paraterminal gyrus Pituitary gland Parasympathetic nervous system

7. We'll skip Q and go to R. What is a ‘knee-jerk’? Receptor Reactive synaptogenesis Rhodopsin Reflex

8. Which S is the space between the axon of one neurone with the dendrites of another? Sulcus Synapse Sagittal sinus Sella turcica

9. Which T is the important mass of nerve cells located in the very centre of the brain? Thalamus Trigeminal nerve Trochlear nerve Tentorium cerebelli

10. We’ll pass U and move on to V, which is the end of our quiz. Which V is an agent or nerve that affects the calibre of blood vessels? Vagus nerve Ventricular system Virchow’s triad Vasomotor centre