Figure 5 POSTTEST FOR GROUP A EXAMINATION ON RELATIONSHIP OF BRAIN FEATURES  

1.  This feature of the brain is the most superficial one listed.

1. Insular lobe
2. Putamen
3. Thalamus
4. Claustrum
5. Extreme capsule

2.  This brain feature is the most medial one listed.

1. Insular lobe
2. Putamen
3. Thalamus
4. Third ventricle
5. Extreme capsule

3.  This brain feature is the most lateral feature listed.

1. Insular lobe
2. Putamen
3. Thalamus
4. Cortex
5. Extreme capsule

4.  This brain feature is the most medial feature listed

1. Globus pallidus
2. Extreme capsule
3. Insular lobe
4. Claustrum
5. External capsule

5.  The claustrum is located between the extreme capsule and

1. Globus pallidus
2. Thalamus
3. Insular lobe
4. Third ventricle
5. External capsule

6.  The thalamus is located adjacent to this brain feature

1. Third ventricle
2. Lateral cerebral fissure
3. Insular lobe
4. External capsule
5. Globus pallidus

7.  This brain feature is immediately medial to the putamen

1. Extreme capsule
2. Lateral cerebral fissure
3. Insular lobe
4. External capsule
5. Globus pallidus

8.  The globus pallidus is located between internal capsule and

1. Extreme capsule
2. Lateral cerebral fissure
3. Insular lobe
4. External capsule
5. Putamen

9.  The thalamus is between the third ventricle and

1. Extreme capsule
2. Lateral ventricle
3. Putamen
4. Internal capsule
5. Claustrum

10.  This brain feature is located most lateral and/or most superficial of those listed.

1. Extreme capsule
2. Lateral ventricle
3. Putamen
4. Internal capsule
5. Claustrum

11.  This brain feature is the most lateral one listed.

1. Thalamus
2. Third ventricle
3. Internal capsule
4. External capsule
5. Globus pallidus