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1
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Cerebral hemispheres from what?

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Prosencephalon and it divides into the telencephalon and diencephalon

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Mid brain from?

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Mesencephalon

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Cerebellum and pons from?

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Metencephalon

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4
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Separating hemishperes

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saggital/greater longitudinal

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Mass of white matter connecting the two hemispheres?

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Corpus callosum (mass of axons)

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Olfactory nerve is a series of threads coming from where?

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Olfactory bulbs

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where do the olfactory tracts run through?

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Cribiform plate

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Olfactory tracts are extensions of what?

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CNS (not classical)

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optic is an extension of what?

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CNS (not classical)

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10
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where does crossing over of visual info happen?>

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At the optic chiasma

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11
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Diencephalon is below what on ventral service?

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Optic chiasma

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What are the prominent features of the diencephalon?

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Mammilary bodies

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13
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Hole in the diencephalon was for what?

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used to be pituatary stalk, radiated away from the hypothalamus.

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14
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What is either side of the mammilary bodies?

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Cerebral peduncles

Info highway!

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15
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Inbetween the cerebral peduncles is?

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Interpeduncular fossa

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16
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Why is the intepeduncular fossa imp[ortant?

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Third cranial nerve runs through it, originates from the ponto midbrain junction.

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Middle cerebellar peduncle connects what?

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Pons to the cerebellum

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18
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superior cerebellar peduncle connects?

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Cerebellum to midbrain

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19
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Inferior cerebellar peduncle connects what?

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Cerebellum to Medulla

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20
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Where do the meninges extend into?

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Spinal cord and provide similar coverings! (through foramen magnum)

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21
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Importance of dural sinus?

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Inner-meningeal layer comes away from periosteal, important fort returning venous blood.

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22
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The confluence of sinuses is which two sinuses converging?

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Straight and superior saggital

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23
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Flax cerebri gives rise to what?

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`Superior sagittal sinus

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24
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Straight sinus is running where?

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Tentorium cerbebelli

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25
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Straight sinus opens into what?

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Transverse sinus

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26
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Transverse sinus travel how to form what and where?

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Laterally, to become sigmoid sinuses and then into the internal jugular.

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27
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Running along the tentorium cerebelli is what sinus?

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Transverse

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28
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What do arachnoid granulations do?

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Recycle the csf into the venous system

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29
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internal carotid goes through carotid sinus and arrives at vault of skull to give rise to?

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middle cerebral artery helps to form circle of willis

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30
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Vertebral arteries come from where?

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Subclavian

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31
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The vertebral arteries enter the brain through what on the ** aspect of what?

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through foramen magnum on ventral aspect of the medulla!

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32
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The union of the two sides of the vertebral arteries is what?

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Basillar Artery

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33
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First pair of cerebellar arteries?

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Posterior inferior

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34
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Second pair of cerebellar arteries and where formed?

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As soon as basillar formed, give rise to the anterior inferior

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35
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Basillar artery gives off what small arteries

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pontine and labrythine

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36
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Third pair/final pair or cerebellar arteries?

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Just before the basillar bifurcates, these are the superior cerebellar arteries

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37
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After the basillar artery bifurcates the first pair is what?

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posterior cerebral artery

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38
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The internal carotid quickly becomes which artery ?

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Middle cerebral

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39
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Whewre do the middle cerebral arteries run?

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Under the temporal pole of the temporal lobe

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40
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Connecting middle cerebral and posterior cerebral is what?

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Posterior communicating arteries

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41
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From the middle cerebral artery comes the …

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Anterior cerebral arteries

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42
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Where do the anterior cerebral arteries travel?

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posteriorly over the corpus callosum

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43
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connection between the two anterior arteries is?

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Anterior communicating

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44
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posterior cerebral arteries supply what parts?

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Majority of underside of temporal and occipital

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45
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middle cerebral artery supplies?

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Supplying the lateral surface

46
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Anterior cerebral artery supplies what?

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Medial surface or cerebral hemisphere (1cm lateral)

47
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What is the floor of the fourth ventricvle made up of?

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Medulla and pons

48
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Roof of fourth ventricle made of?

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Cerebellum

49
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The medulla completely surrounds what?

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Central canal

50
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The point at which the closed medulla opens into the fourth ventricle is what?

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obex

51
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The diamond shaped space on the floor of the fourth ventricle is?

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Rhomboid fossa

52
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Fourth ventricle tapers off and becomes what?

A

Cerebral aqueduct!

53
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Most prominent features of the dorsal aspect of midbrain?

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Superior and inferior calliculi

54
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Fourth cranial nerve comes from where?

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Inferior to inferior calliculi trochlear nerve

55
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Cuneate and gracile do what?

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Take sensory fibres up from the spinal cord and into the medulla Important in proprioception

56
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Cuneate and gracile, run where?

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Lateral and medial

57
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Superior cerebellar peduncle takes info from?

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From mid-brain to cerebellum

58
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Middle cerebellar peduncle takes info from?

A

From Pons to cerebellum

59
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Inferior Cerebellar peduncle takes info from?

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From medulla to cerebellum

60
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Gracile and cuneate tubercles house what?

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Cell bodies of the axons

61
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As fibres ascend through medulla where do the gracile and cuneate tubercles form?

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Junction between closed and open medulla!

62
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Main feature of ventral brainstem rostrally (midbrain) are?

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Mammillary bodies

63
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What do cerebral peduncles do?

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Carry motor information from cerebral cortex through brainstem.

64
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Inbetween cerebral peduncles is?

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Interpeduncular fossa

65
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Which cranial nerves leave through the interpeduncular fossa?

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Occulomotor

66
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Which cranial nerve comes from the lateral aspect of the pons

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Trigeminal

67
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The two protrusions from the medulla laterally are?

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The olives

68
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Descending motor info is taken through whaty?

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The medulla pyramids

69
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Why is the cerebellar pontine angle important?

A

CN VII VIII IX emerge

70
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a rostral continuation of the fourth ventricle is what?

A

Cerebral aqueduct!

71
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What does the substancia nigra contain?

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Dopaminergic fibres

72
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Middle of the cerebellum is know as?

A

Vermis

73
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Two features described as seperate lobes of cerebellum?

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Flocculus

74
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Flocculus is found where?

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below middle cerebellar peduncle on ventral view.

75
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Which two Cn do not leave from the brainstem?

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Olfactory and Optic

76
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SO4 stands for what

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Superior oblique extra occular CN4

77
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LR6 Stands for

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Lateral rectus CN6 abducens

78
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superior rectus, inferior rectus and medial rectus and inferior oblique supplied by?

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Occulomotor nerve

79
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Which cranial nerves emerge lateral to the olive?

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CNX and XI

80
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Hypoglossal nerve will come off where?

A

Junction between olive and pyramid!

81
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How many gyri is the frontal lobe seperated into?

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Three

82
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Why is the superior temporal gyrus important?

A

Primary auditory cortex

83
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uncus is a continuation of what?

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parahippocampal gyrusćingulate

84
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The uncus is associated with what?

A

olfactory cortex

85
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Which sulcus separates the occipital lobe into the upper and lower parts?

A

Calcarine

86
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Either side of the calcarine sulcus is what?

A

Striate cortex

87
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Striate cortex is the primary what?

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Visual cortex

88
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Where is the limbic lobe? What shape?

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Follows the corpus callosum and is C shaped

89
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Why is the uncus different to the rest of the brain?

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It receives info directly and does not go through the thalamus (via olfactory tracts

90
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How is the pineal gland important in MRI scans of older people?

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Can indicate tumours or hemorrhage because it calcifies in older age and is usually midline so deviates.

91
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SBGR stands for what posterior to anterion in the corpus callosum

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Splenium, Body, Genu and fornix

92
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what separates the medial border of the lateral ventricle

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Septum pellucidum

93
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inferior to the septum pellucidum is what?

A

The fornix

94
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Nerves from the mammilary body coming from the hippocampus and then to the fornix extend where?

A

Cingulate gyrus

95
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Lateral apertures and median apertures of fourth ventricle allow what?

A

CSF to escape into subarachnoid space

96
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Roof and floor of the 4th ventricle?

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Floor is the rhomboid fossa and roof, superior cerebellar peduncles

97
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The cilliary ganglion is associated with which organ?

A

Sphincter puppilae (constrict)

98
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Pterygopalatine ganglion is associated with which organ?

A

Lacrimal Gland

99
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Submandibular ganglion is associated with?

A

Submand gland and sub ling

100
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Otic ganglion is associated with?

A

Parotid gland

101
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Cilliary ganglion is supplied by which CN and by which part of the trigeminal?

A

CNIII and opthalmic part of the trigeminal

102
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Facial nerve CNVII gives fibres to where?

A

Pterygopalatine ganglion and the submandibular

103
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Which division of the trigeminal nerve is carrying signal;s from the facial nerve to lacrimal?

A

Maxillary

104
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Facial nerve supplies the submandibular ganglion, but uses a different part of the trigeminal pathway, which?

A

The mandibular division

105
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The otic ganglion is supplied firstly by which CN?

A

IX glosspharyngeal

106
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The otic gland supplies the parotid via which division of the trigeminal?

A

Mandibular

107
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All of the autonomic nerves act via what mechanism?

A

Parasympathetic

108
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Is the Diencephalon part of the brainstem?

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No

109
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Which of the colliculus is found on the dorsal midbrain?

A

Inferior

110
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Does the superior middle or inferior colliculs play a role in the visual system?

A

Superior

111
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What sites on the roof of the 4th ventricle?

A

Superior cerebellar peduncles

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