A Patient Has Presented with an Abnormal Reflex Response

question 22

Multiple Choice

A patient has presented with an abnormal reflex response. In response to a flash of light, the patient will move his eyes towards the light but not turn his head. Which of the following may explain the condition?

• A) The patient has damage to the accessory nerve (XI), affecting his ability to reflexively turn his head.
• B) The patient has damage to the oculomotor nerve (III), affecting his ability to coordinate eye movement and head movement.
• C) The patient has damage to his trochlear nerve (IV), accentuating his ability to move his eyes and rendering the need to move the head unnecessary.
• D) The patient has damage to the occipital lobe of the cerebrum, causing him to be blind to the flash of light.

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