anatomy of brain Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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elevated ridges

A

gyri

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2
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shallow groove

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sulcus

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3
Q

divide the cerebrum into

lobes

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fissure

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4
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involved in planning, problem solving, decision making

controls behavior and emotions

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frontal

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5
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controls sensation (touch, smell and taste)

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parietal lobe

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6
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  • controls reception and perception
    of visual information
  • perceives shapes and colors
A

occipital

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7
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involved in olfactory and

auditory sensations

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temporal

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8
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  • located at the parietal lobe
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gustatory

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9
Q

located at the posterior part of

the occipital lobe

A

VISUAL

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10
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found at the temporal lobe

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AUDIORY

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11
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located at the medial temporal

lobe

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OLFACTORY

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12
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Outer layer OF CEREBRUM

Composed mostly neurons

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gray matter

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13
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layer of cerebrum
Fiber tracts inside the gray matter
-transmit impulses
Example: corpus callosum connects hemispheres

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white matter

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14
Q
Sits on top of the brain stem
Enclosed by the cerebral hemispheres
Made of 
Thalamus
Hypothalamus
Epithalamus
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DIENCEPHALON

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15
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Surrounds the third ventricle

Transfers impulses to the correct part of the cortex for localization and interpretation

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THALAMUS

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16
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  • serves as connection bet.

right and left thalamus

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INTERTHALAMIC DIVISION

17
Q
  • fiber tract
    • connects the two
      cerebral hemispheres
A

corpus callosum

18
Q
- bet. Corpus callosum 
         and fornix
      - membranous partition 
      - separates right and left 
         lateral ventricles
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septum pellucidum

19
Q

Inferior to the thalamus
Most inferior part of diencephalon
Maintains homeostasis
Controls body temperature, hunger and thirst

20
Q
  • funnel shaped stalk
    • extends from the floor
      of the hypothalamus
      to the pituitary gland
21
Q
  • hangs from the
    anterior floor of the
    hypothalamus
    • produces hormones
A

Pituitary gland/hypophysis

22
Q
- posterior to pituitary 
     gland 
   - reflex center involved
     in olfaction (sense of
     smell)
A

mammillary body

23
Q

Small area superior and posterior to the thalamus
Forms the roof of the 3rd ventricle
Houses the pineal gland and choroid plexus of third ventricle

24
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- knots of capillaries 
      within each ventricle 
    -covered with 
      ependymal cells
    - forms the 
       cerebrospinal fluid
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choroid plexus

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About the size of a thumb in diameter 3 inches long connects the spinal cord to the brain
brain stem
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Superior to the pons | Extends from the mammillary body to the pons inferiorly
midbrain
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- rounded protrusions - superior and inferior colliculi - Reflex centers for vision and hearing
corpora quadrigemina
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tiny canal that connects 3rd ventricle to the 4th ventricle
AQUEDUCT OF SYLVIUS | CEREBRAL AQUEDUCT
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The bulging center part of the brain stem Inferior to the midbrain Superior to the medulla oblongata controls breathing swallowing and balance
PONS
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``` The lowest part of the brain stem Merges into the spinal cord Contains important control centers Heart rate control Blood pressure regulation Breathing Swallowing Vomiting ```
MEDULLA OBLONGAT
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Inferior to the occipital lobe 2 hemispheres Outer cortex (gray matter) Inner region of white matter (arbor vitae) Provides precise timing for skeletal muscle activity Controls balance/ equilibrium
CEREBELLUM
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Double-layered external covering Thickest and strongest layer
DURA MATER
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Middle meninx | Web-like
ARACHNOID MATER
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Internal layer | Delicate layer that adheres to the surface of the brain and spinal cord
PIA MATER