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7 33. If a patient had contralateral hemiplegia where is the lesion most likely located? internal capsule a) medulla b' c) pons d) midbrain 34, If a patient with myasthenia gravis who was successfully being treated with neostigmine (a cholinesterase antagonist) accidently took a large overdose of their mediation, they would experience paralysis? al spasmodic flaccid b) c) alternating bouts of spasmodic and flaccid nothing beyond the normal as neostigmine is not typically used to treat myasthenia gravis d' Which of the following is primarily responsible for the fact that 1 nerve action potential causes only 1 muscle action potential? 35. a) synaptotagmin b) cholinesterase acetylcholine c) d) SERCA 36. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis will cause lesions in both the and the ventral horn, corticospinal tract a) b) dorsal horn, internal capsule dorsal horn, ventral horn c) ventral horn, sarcoplasmic reticulum d) Which of the following would not cause flaccid muscle paralysis? 37. alpha bungarotoxin b) c) a) curare botox d) dantrolene e) Sarin