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Quick Scroll Physiology 06.05.05 (3 years ago) #1
3.wernicke's pupil has lesion in
a.optic chiasma
b.optic nerve
c.optioc tract
d.optic radiation

SITE OF ALPHA GAMMA LINKAGE IS
A.BRAIN STEM
B.CEREBELLUM
C.MEDULLA
D.CEREBRAL CORTEX
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Quick Scroll 06.14.05 (3 years ago) #2
ans to wernicke's pupil: c optic tract
this is what i found on net:

Wernicke's pupillary reaction
Also known as:
Wernicke's sign

Synonyms:
Hemiakinesis, hemiopic pupillary rigidity, hemiopic pupillary reaction.

Associated persons:
Carl Wernicke


Description:
The absence of direct reaction to light in the blind part of the retina. This occurs in hemianopsies, which are caused by a lesion in the tractus opticus.

First discovered in 1881 by Hermann Wilbrand (1851-1935), and again in 1883 by Wernicke.
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Quick Scroll 06.24.05 (3 years ago) #3
....and site of alpha-gamma linkage is cerebellum
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