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Neuroanatomy of Cranial Nerves

question 1 of 5 course: Medicine(Degree)
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Q: The following nuclei are correctly matched to their cranial nerves except:

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False. On the dorsal surface of the closed medulla, the gracile tubercle (medial) and cuneate tubercle (lateral) are visible. They are formed by the underlying gracile and cuneate nuclei, respectively. Therefore, the cuneate tubercle is lateral, not medial, to the gracile tubercle.

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False. On the dorsal surface of the closed medulla, the gracile tubercle (medial) and cuneate tubercle (lateral) are visible. They are formed by the underlying gracile and cuneate nuclei, respectively. Therefore, the cuneate tubercle is lateral, not medial, to the gracile tubercle.

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