Anatomy Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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What structure produces the cerebrospinal fluid

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Choroid plexus in ventricules

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What is the pathway of cerebrospinal fluid?

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Choroid plexus (lateral ventricules) –> caudal –> foraminae of 1 Magendie and 2 Luschka (4th ventricule) –> subarachnoid space

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3
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Where does the CSF flow in regards to the spinal chord?

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outside only

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4
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Branchial arches

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=pharyngeal arches
There are 4
From Mesoderm
Forms CN V, VII, IX, X
Pattern controlled by Hox gene
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5
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Placodes

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Ectoderm thickening
There is 1
Forms cranial nerve ganglia and cranial sense organs

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6
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What do somites form?

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Sclerotome (vertebrae+ribs)
Myotome (skeletal muscles)
Dermatome (dermis)

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7
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Define somites

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Located on each side of dorsal midline

Derived from mesoderm

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8
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Describe the spinal cord development

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Moves rostrally during development
Fetus = extends to bottom of spinal column
Adult = ends at L1 /L2

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9
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Describe ANS formation

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cells migrate from neural crest to form :

  1. dorsal root ganglion
  2. melanocytes
  3. branchial arch structures
  4. para-vertebral sympathetic ganglia
  5. pre-vertebal sympathetic ganglia
  6. parasympathetic plexus
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Basal ganglia parts

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caudate, putamen, globus pallidus (anatomy)

+ substancia nigra, subthalamic nucleus, thalamus (functions)

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Leptomeninges

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Pia and arachnoid matter

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12
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Where are the blood vessels contained in the meninges

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subarachnoid space

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13
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Pachymeninges layers

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  • periosteal

- meningeal

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14
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epidural space

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between skull and dura

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15
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subdural space

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between dura and arachnoid (contains lots of veins)

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16
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Falx cerebri

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Dural projection between the two cerebral hemisphere

17
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Tentorium cerebelli

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Dural projection covering the cerebellum

18
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Sub-falcine/trans-tentorial herniation

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Part of brain pushed under falx or down pasr tentorium

19
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Cavernous sinus location

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Between layers of dura next to sella turcica

20
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Central sulcus

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Rolandic fissure

Separates frontal and parietal lobes

21
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Lateral sulcus

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Sylvian fissure

Separates frontal and temporal lobes

22
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Opercula

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Parietal, temporal and frontal hidden fold in lateral fissure

23
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Insula

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Space in the lateral fissure

24
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Primary motor cortex location

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Frontal lobe gyrus immediately anterior the central fissure

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Primary sensory cortex location
Parietal lobe gyrus immediately posterior to central fissure
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Limbic lobe
Cingulate gyrus
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Parieto-occipital sulcus
Separates parietal and occipital loves | Easier to see on medial surface
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CSF pathwa
1. choroid plexus 2. lateral ventricule 3. intraventricular foramen of Monroe 4. 3rd ventricule 5. cerebral aqueduct of Megendi (midline) and Luschka (lateral) 6. sub-arachnoid space 7. arachnoid villi (venous sinuses)
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CSF that has exited 4th ventricle will be absorbed in ?
dural venous sinus
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granulations
whitish discoloration of arachnoid villi enabling CSF to go into dural venous sinus
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Hydrocephalus
accumulation of CSF (blockage of reabsorption or flow obstruction)
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CSF flows (direction)
caudally
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Thalamus
Relay station for input to cerebral cortex (eg from cerebellum to cortex)
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Caudate and Putamen
nuclei part of basal ganglia (motor activity)
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Internal Capsule
Highways of axons in white matter (axons ascending to or from cerebral cortex)
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Corpus Callosum
Highways of axons in white matter (axons passing between 2 cerebral hemisphere)
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Amygdala, Hippocampus, Cingulate gyrus
part of limbic system (memory and emotion)
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Hypothalamus and Pituitary
Homeostasis, sleep-wake cycle, autonomic & hormonal functions
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Amygdala location
Anterior to hippocampus