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neuroanatomy AND cerebral cortex

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neuroanatomy olfactory bulb origin cranial nerve I limbic lobe amygdala temporal lobe postcentral gyrus

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mkdir -p "/tmp/workspace/brain-exam/output" && python -c "from PIL import Image; im=Image.open('/tmp/workspace/attachments/21b3f141-05a1-452f-bd3e-e8ff4698a427/1000200729.jpg'); im.rotate(90,expand=True).save('/tmp/workspace/brain-exam/output/upright.jpg')"

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medial surface cerebral hemisphere labelled corpus callosum cingulate gyrus parieto-occipital sulcus calcarine sulcus

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python -c "from PIL import Image; im=Image.open('/tmp/workspace/brain-exam/output/upright.jpg'); print(im.size); im.crop((250,120,1460,800)).resize((2420,1360)).save('/tmp/workspace/brain-exam/output/diagram-large.jpg')"

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"The olfactory bulb is the origin of the" "amygdaloid body" "Name the gyrus which is the location"

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1.1. The olfactory bulb is the origin of the olfactory nerve (CN I).
1.2. The parahippocampal, cingulate, and dentate gyri form the central part of the limbic lobe.
1.3. The amygdaloid body is located in the temporal lobe of the cerebral hemisphere.

Multiple-choice answers

2.1. B. Nucleus caudatus
2.2. C. Postcentral gyrus
2.3. D. Afferent fibers

Diagram: medial surface of the cerebral hemisphere

  1. Superior frontal gyrus
  2. Paracentral lobule
  3. Central sulcus
  4. Precuneus
  5. Parieto-occipital sulcus
  6. Cuneus
  7. Gyrus rectus
  8. Olfactory sulcus
  9. Cingulate gyrus
  10. Genu of corpus callosum
  11. Body of corpus callosum
  12. Splenium of corpus callosum
  13. Calcarine sulcus
  14. Lingual gyrus
  15. Occipital pole

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My previous response was too confident about the numbered diagram labels.
The accurate written answers are:
1.1 Olfactory tract
  • The olfactory bulb gives rise to the olfactory tract. It is not the origin of the olfactory nerve itself.
1.2 Limbic lobe
1.3 Temporal lobe
2.1 B. Nucleus caudatus
2.2 C. Postcentral gyrus
2.3 D. Afferent
If you want, I can also re-identify the diagram labels one by one, but I should do that separately rather than rely on my earlier list.

Re-check the diagram labels directly from the uploaded image

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Re-checked by tracing the leader lines in the uploaded diagram. The labels are:
  1. Superior frontal gyrus
  2. Cingulate sulcus
  3. Central sulcus
  4. Paracentral lobule
  5. Precuneus
  6. Cuneus
  7. Gyrus rectus
  8. Olfactory sulcus
  9. Cingulate gyrus
  10. Rostrum of corpus callosum
  11. Genu of corpus callosum
  12. Body of corpus callosum
  13. Splenium of corpus callosum
  14. Calcarine sulcus
  15. Lingual gyrus
My first diagram list was not reliable. This is the corrected identification.
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