An Inability to Raise One's Right Arm Could Be Interpreted

question 15

Multiple Choice

An inability to raise one's right arm could be interpreted as a sign of potential damage to the

• A) lateral corticospinal tract originating in the left motor cortex
• B) tectospinal tract originating in the right superior colliculus
• C) ventral corticospinal tract originating in the right motor cortex
• D) ventral corticospinal tract originating in the left motor cortex
• E) tectospinal tract originating in the left superior colliculus

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