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MCQs In Neuroanatomy|| MCQS In Internal Capsule of brain (with answers)|| set-2

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Figure-1: Sketch diagram of internal capsule

Note:Please pay close attention to the surrounding structures of internal capsule. I bet it helps a lot solving questions later.
  
We value your time. Without any boring intro, let’s get straight into questions. 


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1. Internal capsule is made up of:

A. White mater 
B. Grey mater


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2. Internal capsule is located between:

A. Basal nuclei and thalamus

B. Caudate nucleus and putamen

C. Thalamus and putamen

D. Posterior to lentiform nucleus


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3. Which is a part of the Internal capsule?

A. Anterior limb
B. Posterior limb
C. Genu
D. All 

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4. Part of internal capsule that lies between caudate nucleus and putamen:

A. Anterior limb 

B. Posterior limb

C. Genu

D. Sublenticular portion


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5. Part of internal capsule that lies between lentiform nucleus and thalamus:

A. Anterior limb 

B. Posterior limb

C. Genu

D. Sublenticular portion


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6. Anterior limb of internal capsule contains:

A. Ascending fibers

B. Descending fibers

C. Both mixed fibers 

D. None


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7. Posterior limb of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers

B. Corticospinal fibers 

C. Optic radiations

D. Auditory radiations



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8. Genu of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers 

B. Corticospinal fibers

C. Optic radiations

D. Auditory radiations



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9. Retrolenticular portion of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers

B. Corticospinal fibers

C. Optic radiations 

D. Auditory radiations


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10. Sublenticular portion of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers

B. Corticospinal fibers

C. Optic radiations

D. Auditory radiations 


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Answer section

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1. Internal capsule is made up of:

A. White mater 
B. Grey mater



Answer is : A  back to question 2?




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2. Internal capsule is located between:

A. Basal nuclei and thalamus

B. Caudate nucleus and putamen

C. Thalamus and putamen

D. Posterior to lentiform nucleus



Answer is : A  back to question 3?  

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3. Which is a part of the Internal capsule?

A. Anterior limb
B. Posterior limb
C. Genu
D. All 

Answer is : D   back to question 4?


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4. Part of internal capsule that lies between caudate nucleus and putamen:

A. Anterior limb 

B. Posterior limb

C. Genu

D. Sublenticular portion


Answer is : A  back to question 5?


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5. Part of internal capsule that lies between lentiform nucleus and thalamus:

A. Anterior limb 

B. Posterior limb

C. Genu

D. Sublenticular portion

Answer is : B    back to question 6?


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6. Anterior limb of internal capsule contains:

A. Ascending fibers

B. Descending fibers

C. Both mixed fibers 

D. None


Answer is : C    back to question 7?


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7. Posterior limb of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers

B. Corticospinal fibers 

C. Optic radiations

D. Auditory radiations


Answer is : B      back to question 8?





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8. Genu of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers 

B. Corticospinal fibers

C. Optic radiations

D. Auditory radiations


Answer is : A     back to question 9?





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9. Retrolenticular portion of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers

B. Corticospinal fibers

C. Optic radiations 

D. Auditory radiations



Answer is : C    back to question 10?



(Retro= backward, posterior)


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10. Sublenticular portion of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers

B. Corticospinal fibers

C. Optic radiations

D. Auditory radiations



Answer is : D    


(sub= inferior, down, below)

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