What is the best description of neurapraxia

Which of the following would a person who has difficulties in divergent thinking have problems with?

During a cranial nerve assessment, you note the following results. When you shine a light in the right eye, both pupils contract. When you shine a light in the left eye, neither pupil contracts.     Where is the most likely location of the injury (lesion) to the nervous system?

Your patient with an injury has the following sensory and motor impairments. Pain and temperature sensation are lost bilaterally at the C2 to C7 level, but are okay below this level. There are some problems with motor control of the upper extremity. Two point-discrimination is intact bilaterally. How would you classify this chronic injury?

A patient has an acute spinal cord injury at the C6 level on the leftt side. Where would the patient have impairments in two-point discrimination in the legs?

Which region in the reticular formation sends projections to the brain which are involved in directing attention and projections to the spinal cord to increase activity in interneurons and motor neurons?

Which region of the cerebral cortex is important for sequential movements that require a specific order, and is active before these movements occur?

A patient has an acute spinal cord injury at the C6 level on the left side. Where would the patient have impairments in sharp/dull discrimination in the legs?

A patient has a stroke that affects somatosensory cortex. Which pattern of sensory losses would you expect to observe?

Which part of prefrontal cortex is important for goal-oriented behavior?