B. axons from Ventral Lateral nucleus inhibit motor areas of cerebral cortex C. axons from Globus Pallidus inhibit the Ventral Lateral nucleus D. axons from Putamen inhibit Globus Pallidus E. axons from Putamen excite Globus Pallidus 30. More recently, her arms and legs had become weak. She observed that, after resting, she could work fairly normally for a time, but gradually got weaker and weaker and soon could scarcely move. She also said that it was difficult to keep her eyelids open except for about the first 1-2 hours after she awoke in the morning. Choose the area that best fits each description.
Lesion here results in perseveration, the tendency for repetitious motor behavior.
For example, when asked to draw the first pattern, the patient draws the following 1. Following a lesion in this area, a patient may fail to pay attention to one half of the visual, somesthetic, or auditory space. In extreme cases, the patient may be unaware of the existence of half of the body. A. occipital lobe B. parietal lobe C. temporal lobe D. premotor cortex of frontal lobe E. orbitomedial cortex of frontal lobe 36. A 60-year old man awakens one morning to find that he has double vision.