Trace the pathway of visual information processing
A. Geniculate nuclei send information to striate cortex.
B. Information reaches to extrastriata cortex.
C. Retina sends to lateral geniculate nucleus.
D. Information reaches to inferior temporal cortex and parietal cortex.
E. Stimulation of visual receptor.
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Correct answer: B. E, C, A, B, D
Explanation
Visual pathway: receptors → retina to LGN → LGN to striate cortex → extrastriate cortex → inferior temporal and parietal cortex.
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