8. a. Pressure
This is used to find and monitor the pressure in the cranial
cavity. It is very helpful in clinical conditions where the
symptoms maybe due to changes in intracranial pressure. A high
pressure may cause compression of brain. Low pressure may lead to
various clinical conditions including vision changes, nausea
etc.
9. b. Foramen magnum
These hematomas causes increase in the intracranial pressure. If
the pressure increases and in absence of appropriate treatment, it
can cause compression on brain tissue causing permanent damage. It
may even cause the brain to herniate through foramen
magnum.
10. c. MRI
This doesn’t require ionising radiation as it relies on magnetic resonance. The magnetic energy doesn’t use any kind of ionising radiation.
11. d. Choroid plexus
It produces the most of CSF. Even ependymal cells also produces
small amounts of this fluid. The arterial blood is used in its
production. The fluid carries various major functions in the
nervous system like protection, nourishment and excretion of
wastes.
12. b. Pituitary gland
These conditions occur due to changes in the production of the pituitary hormone called growth hormone. It’s increased production during growth period causes gigantism and decreased production causes dwarfism.
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