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So in this question, we're going to pick the correct statement about the thalomans.
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Thalamus is located just above the brainstem, so it's not located in the brain stem.
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The telencephalon has four major components, cerebral cortex, limbic four brain structures, basal ganglia, an olfactory stem.
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The dye encephalonin consists of the thalamus and hypothalamus.
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So the second choice is not correct.
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Neocortical is relating to part of the cerebral cortex concern with sight and hearing.
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The thalamus transmits 98 % of sensory information to the cortex, including vision, taste, touch, and balance.
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It doesn't pass smell through the brain region.
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It conducts motor signals and relates information from the brain stem to the cortex, coordinating shifts in consciousness, such as waking up and falling sleep.
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So therefore, this is not a correct answer choice.
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So for the next one, the medial genocleiculus consists of a group of subnuclear that receive auditory input from the midbrain and high brain, which mainly project to the auditory cortex.
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So somatosensory means relating to or denoting a sensation such as pressure, or warm.
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So that would not have to do with the medial genuculate nucleus.
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So that is not correct.
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For the last one, reticular nucleus contains inhibitory intra neurons.
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So the thalamic reticular nucleus or tnr is a major source of thalamic inhibition.
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It's made up of nerve cells that lie in a complex meshwork of inter -20 thalomocortical and corticothalamic axons...