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What is a key difference between the pyramidal and extrapyramidal pathways in the central nervous system?
Кои симптоми насочват към засягане на екстрапирамидната система?
What are the primary functions of the extrapyramidal system in the central nervous system?
What does the term “aphasia” refer to?
Какво означава терминът “афазия”?
Is muscle atrophy typically observed as a symptom of lower or upper motor neuron lesions?
Мускулна атрофия се наблюдава при:
If a patient has an absent knee reflex on their right leg, what could this symptom potentially indicate?
Липсващ коленен рефлекс в ляво може да е симптом при:
Pathological reflexes are observed in:
Наличие на патологични рефлекси е характерно за:
What is the clinical interpretation of a suction positive reflex in elderly?
Каква е клиничната интерпретация на положителен палмо-ментален рефлекс?
Trigeminal nerve is:
What is a key difference between peripheral and central facial nerve palsy?
What is the primary function of the olfactory nerve (CN I)?
N. Olfactorius е:
What is the vision field defect as shown on the picture?
What is the visual defect shown on the picture?
What is the most common reason for the visual defect shown on the picture?
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