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sabina

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The lateral corticospinal tract helps to control
 
  a. the arms.
  b. the arms and hands.
  c. the feet.
  d. the arms, hands, and fingers.
  e. the arms, hands, fingers, and feet.

Question 2

The ________ controls the muscles of the limbs and fingers.
 
  a. lateral corticospinal tract
  b. ventral corticospinal tract
  c. spinothalamic tract
  d. rubrospinal tract
  e. corticobulbar pathway



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: e. the arms, hands, fingers, and feet.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a. lateral corticospinal tract



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