Brain anatomy

 Letter F in Image 14 is pointing to:

 A. Third ventricle

 B. Pituitary gland

 C. Hypothalamus

 D. Internal carotid artery

Letter D in Image 5 is pointing to:

A. Anterior cerebral artery

 B. Internal carotid artery

 C. Basilar artery

 D. Posterior cerebral artery

 E. Middle cerebral artery

 Letter B in Image 10 is pointing to:

 A. Third ventricle

 B. Basal ganglia

 C. Anterior horn lateral ventricle

 D. Posterior horn lateral ventricle

Letter E in Image 13 is pointing to:

 A. Grey matter

 B. White matter

 C. Lentiform nucleus

 D. Caudate nucleus

 E. Internal capsule

Letter A in Image 6 is pointing to:

 A. Maxillary sinus

 B. Sphenoid sinus

 C. Frontal sinus

 D. Internal carotid artery

Letter C in Image 8 is pointing to:

 A. Tentorium

 B. Corpus callosum

 C. Thalamus

 D. Fourth ventricle

 E. Medulla oblongata

Letter F in Image 8 is pointing to:

 A. Tentorium

 B. Cerebellum

 C. Thalamus

 D. Fourth ventricle

 E. Medulla oblongata

Letter H in Image 12 is pointing to:

 A. Lens

 B. Lateral rectus muscle

 C. Medial rectus muscle

 D. Internal carotid artery

 E. Globe

  The medial and lateral rectus muscles are located in the:

 A. Ears

 B. Gluteus maximus

 C. Eyes

 D. Outer neck regions

Letter B in Image 16 is pointing to:
A. Internal carotid artery

 B. External carotid artery

 C. Vertebral artery

 D. Common carotid artery

 E. Common carotid bifurcation

Letter E in Image 16 is responsible for blood supply to the:

 A. Anterior brain

 B. Posterior brain

 C. Face

 D. Upper extremities

Letter C in Image 9 is pointing to:

A. Third ventricle

 B. Thalamus

 C. Lentiform nucleus

 D. Caudate nucleus

Image 11 is an example of a _______ weighted sequence acquired in the _________ scan plane.

 A. T1; Axial

 B. T1; Coronal

 C. T2; Axial

 D. T2; Coronal

 E. STIR; Axial

 Letter C in Image 7 is pointing to:

 A. Pons

 B. Cerebellum

 C. Hypothalamus

 D. Genu of the corpus callosum

 E. Splenium of the corpus callosum

  Letter B in Image 12 is pointing to:

 A. Left optic nerve

 B. Lateral rectus muscle

 C. Medial rectus muscle

 D. Lens

 E. Midbrain

The pituitary stalk is also known as:

 A. Hypothalmus

 B. Internal capsule

 C. Lentiform nucleus

 D. Infundibulum

 Letter B in Image 9 is pointing to:

 A. Third ventricle

 B. Thalamus

 C. Lentiform nucleus

 D. Caudate nucleus

Letter C in Image 14 is pointing to:

 A. Corpus callosum

 B. Third ventricle

 C. Lateral ventricle

 D. Pituitary gland

 E. Fornix

Letter D in Image 16 is pointing to:
 A. Internal carotid artery

 B. External carotid artery

 C. Vertebral artery

 D. Common carotid artery

 E. Common carotid bifurcation

The right and left optic nerve join at the:

 A. Optic chiasm

 B. Foramen magnum

 C. Transverse sinus

 D. Internal optic canals

Image 16 is an example of what type of MR image?

 A. MR spectroscopy

 B. MRA Circle of Willis

 C. MRV intracranial circulation

 D. MRA extracranial circulation

 E. MRA intracranial circulation

Letter B in Image 16 is responsible for blood supply to the:

 A. Anterior brain

 B. Posterior brain

 C. Face

 D. Upper extremities

Letter J in Image 12 is pointing to:

 A. Globe

 B. Lateral rectus muscle

 C. Medial rectus muscle

 D. Right lens

 E. Left lens

Letter B in Image 7 is pointing to:

 A. Pons

 B. Cerebellum

 C. Hypothalamus

 D. Genu of the corpus callosum

 E. Splenium of the corpus callosum

Letter F in Image 5 is pointing to:

 A. Anterior cerebral artery

 B. Internal carotid artery

 C. Basilar artery

 D. Posterior cerebral artery

 E. Middle cerebral artery

Letter C in Image 10 is pointing to:

 A. Third ventricle

 B. Basal ganglia

 C. Anterior horn lateral ventricle

 D. Posterior horn lateral ventricle

Letter D in Image 9 is pointing to:

 A. Third ventricle

 B. Thalamus

 C. Lentiform nucleus

 D. Caudate nucleus

 Letter A in Image 8 is pointing to:

 A. Tentorium

 B. Corpus callosum

 C. Hypothalamus

 D. Fourth ventricle

 E. Lateral Ventricle

Letter D in Image 14 is pointing to:

 A. Tentorium

 B. Sphenoid sinus

 C. Frontal sinus

 D. Sagittal sinus

 E. Fornix

 Letter B in Image 14 is pointing to:

 A. Corpus callosum

 B. Third ventricle

 C. Lateral ventricle

 D. Pituitary gland

 E. Fornix

 Letter F in Image 12 is pointing to:

 A. Lens

 B. Lateral rectus muscle

 C. Medial rectus muscle

 D. Internal carotid artery

 E. Globe

Letter D in Image 6 is pointing to:

 A. 7th cranial nerve

 B. Cochlea

 C. Trigeminal nerve

 D. Semicircular canal

 Image 7 is an example of a ______ weighted sequence acquired in the __________ scan plane.

 A. T1; Axial

 B. T2 FLAIR; Sagittal

 C. T2; Axial

 D. T2; Sagittal

 Letter B in Image 13 is pointing to:

 A. Splenium of the corpus callosum

 B. Genu of the corpus callosum

 C. Lentiform nucleus

 D. Caudate nucleus

 E. Internal capsule

Letter C in Image 12 is pointing to:

 A. Left optic nerve

 B. Lateral rectus muscle

 C. Medial rectus muscle

 D. Lens

 E. Midbrain

Letter E in Image 16 is pointing to:

 A. Internal carotid artery

 B. External carotid artery

 C. Vertebral artery

 D. Common carotid artery

Letter D in Image 12 is pointing to:
 A. Optic nerve

 B. Pituitary gland

 C. Globe

 D. Lens

 E. Midbrain

Which intracranial artery passes through the sylvian fissure?

 A. Basilar

 B. Internal carotid

 C. External mesenteric

 D. Middle cerebral

 Letter D in Image 7 is pointing to:

 A. Pons

 B. Cerebellum

 C. Hypothalamus

 D. Genu of the corpus callosum

 E. Splenium of the corpus callosum

 Letter G in Image 12 is pointing to:

 A. Lens

 B. Lateral rectus muscle

 C. Medial rectus muscle

 D. Internal carotid artery

 E. Globe

Letter C in Image 16 is pointing to:

 A. Internal carotid artery

 B. External carotid artery

 C. Vertebral artery

 D. Common carotid artery

 E. Common carotid bifurcation

Letter E in Image 9 is pointing to:

 A. Maxillary sinus

 B. Sphenoid sinus

 C. Frontal sinus

 D. Ethmoid sinus

Image 5 is an example of an:

 A. MRI brain

 B. MRV sagittal sinus

 C. MRS single voxel

 D. MRA Circle of Willis

 Letter A in Image 7 is pointing to:

 A. Pons

 B. Cerebellum

 C. Hypothalamus

 D. Genu of the corpus callosum

 E. Splenium of the corpus callosum

Letter B in Image 5 is pointing to:

 A. Anterior cerebral artery

 B. Internal carotid artery

 C. Basilar artery

 D. Posterior cerebral artery

 E. Middle cerebral artery

Letter C in Image 6 is pointing to:

 A. 7th cranial nerve

 B. Cochlea

 C. Trigeminal nerve

 D. Semicircular canal

Letter B in Image 6 is pointing to:

 A. Maxillary sinus

 B. Sphenoid sinus

 C. Vertebral artery

 D. Internal carotid artery

 Letter F in Image 6 is pointing to:

 A. Maxillary sinus

 B. Sphenoid sinus

 C. Frontal sinus

 D. Optic chiasm

 Letter E in Image 14 is pointing to:

 A. Corpus callosum

 B. Third ventricle

 C. Lateral ventricle

 D. Internal carotid artery

 E. Fornix

Letter A in Image 16 is pointing to:
 A. Internal carotid artery

 B. External carotid artery

 C. Vertebral artery

 D. Common carotid artery

 E. Common carotid bifurcation

 Letter A in Image 9 is pointing to:

 A. Third ventricle

 B. Thalamus

 C. Lentiform nucleus

 D. Caudate nucleus

 Letter C in Image 5 is pointing to:

 A. Vertebral artery

 B. Internal carotid artery

 C. Basilar artery

 D. Posterior cerebral artery

 E. Middle cerebral artery

 Letter E in Image 8 is pointing to:

 A. Tentorium

 B. Cerebellum

 C. Thalamus

 D. Fourth ventricle

 E. Medulla oblongata

 Letter F in Image 13 is pointing to:

 A. Grey matter

 B. White matter

 C. Lentiform nucleus

 D. Caudate nucleus

 E. Internal capsule

 Letter A in Image 14 is pointing to:

 A. Corpus callosum

 B. Third ventricle

 C. Lateral ventricle

 D. Pituitary gland

 E. Fornix

 Letter A in Image 14 is pointing to:

 A. Corpus callosum

 B. Third ventricle

 C. Lateral ventricle

 D. Pituitary gland

 E. Fornix

Letter E in Image 5 is pointing to:

 A. Anterior cerebral artery

 B. Internal carotid artery

 C. Basilar artery

 D. Posterior cerebral artery

 E. Middle cerebral artery

Which arteries join together to form the basilar artery?

 A. Vertebral arteries

 B. External carotids

 C. Internal carotids

 D. Iliacs

 E. None of the above

 Letter A in Image 16 is responsible for blood supply to the:

 A. Anterior brain

 B. Posterior brain

 C. Face

 D. Upper extremities

Letter B in Image 8 is pointing to:

 A. Tentorium

 B. Corpus callosum

 C. Hypothalamus

 D. Fourth ventricle

 E. Medulla oblongata

Letter D in Image 13 is pointing to:

 A. Grey matter

 B. White matter

 C. Lentiform nucleus

 D. Caudate nucleus

 E. Internal capsule

Letter A in Image 10 is pointing to:

 A. Third ventricle

 B. Basal ganglia

 C. Anterior horn lateral ventricle

 D. Posterior horn lateral ventricle

Letter D in Image 8 is pointing to:

 A. Tentorium

 B. Cerebellum

 C. Thalamus

 D. Fourth ventricle

 E. Medulla oblongata

 Image 8 is an example of a _______ weighted sequence acquired in the _______ scan plane.

 A. T1; Axial

 B. T1; Sagittal

 C. T2; Axial

 D. T2; Sagittal

 Letter E in Image 12 is pointing to:

 A. Optic nerve

 B. Pituitary gland

 C. Globe

 D. Pons

 E. Left lens

 Image 6 is an example of a _____ weighted sequence acquired in the _______ imaging plane.

 A. T1; Axial

 B. T1; Coronal

 C. T2; Axial

 D. T2; Coronal

 E. STIR; Axial

 Letter E in Image 6 is pointing to:

 A. 7th cranial nerve

 B. Cochlea

 C. Trigeminal nerve

 D. Semicircular canal

Letter C in Image 13 is pointing to:

A. Splenium of the corpus callosum

B. Genu of the corpus callosum

C. Lentiform nucleus

D. Caudate nucleus

E. Internal capsule

Image 9 is an example of a _____ weighted sequence acquired in the _______ scan plane.

 A. T1; Axial

 B. T2 FLAIR; Sagittal

 C. T2; Axial

 D. T2; Coronal

 Letter A in Image 5 is pointing to:

 A. Anterior cerebral artery

 B. Internal carotid artery

 C. Basilar artery

 D. Posterior cerebral artery

 E. Middle cerebral artery