Chapter 1, Handbook of Veterinary Neurology or Chapter 2, pg. Be certain to put your name on all exam sheets. Use pencil and completely erase any wrong answers before turning in. Corticospinal tracts e. Spinocerebellar tracts 4. A 4 year old, female domestic short-hair cat presents with signs of acute blindness.
Pupillary reflexes are intact, but there is no menace response.
The lesion is most likely in the a. cerebellum. A 1 year old goat is presented with a history of acute onset of a right-sided head tilt and abnormal eye movements of 3 days duration. During the past 24 hours, the goat has also reportedly been having increased difficulty walking and seems to be weak on the right side. On your examination you confirm the above findings. There is vertical nystagmus of the eyes and a right-sided head tilt.