Brainstem anatomy Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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Anterior choroidal artery branches off what?

A

Middle cerebral artery

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2
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Anterior choroidal artery supplies

A
  • optic tract
  • choroid plexus in temporal horn of lateral ventricle
  • thalamus/ hippocampus
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3
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Anterior Medulla components

A
  • pyramidal decussation
  • olive
  • pyramid
  • Anterior median fissure
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4
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Where does the Trochlear IV nerve emerge

A

groove beneath inferior colliculus

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5
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What interrupts the anterior median fissure?

A

pyramidal decussation in the caudal medulla

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6
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What nerve erupts from the anterolateral fissure on the anterior medulla?

A

Hypoglossal XII

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7
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What nerves erupt for the post olivary nucleus?

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IX, X

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8
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The posterior columns on the medulla end where?

A

Gracile + Cuneate tubercles (nucleus)

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9
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The sulcus limitans separates…

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Sensory (lateral) and motor (medial) components

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10
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Where does CN V errupt

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Lateral of middle cerebellar peduncle (pons)

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11
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CN VII + VIII emerge

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Cerebellar-pontine angle

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12
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Involved in visual fixation and eye movement

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superior colliculus (direct input from retina)

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13
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Involved in auditory system

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inferior colliculus

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14
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Where does oculomotor III emerge

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interpeduncular fossa

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15
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What does the inferior brachium do?

A

Carry fibers from inferior colliculus to median geniculate as part as ascending auditory system

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16
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All cranial nerve nuclei are located in the

17
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Another name for tissue posterior to ventricle

18
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What tract carries pain and temperature

A

spinothalamic tract

19
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in what direction does the corticospinal tract go

20
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At what level does the spinothalamic tract meet up with the medial lemniscus

A

pons—> travel together into the thalamus

21
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Where is the spinal trigeminal nucleus located

-lishowers tract and substantia gelantinosa also sit here

A

caudal medulla posteriolaterlly

22
Q

mediates pain and temperature in the face

A

Spinal trigeminal nerve

23
Q

What structures do internal arcuate fibers connect

A

medial lemniscus to nucleus gracilis and cuneatus ( 2nd order neurons)

24
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where is the medial longitudinal fasiculus located while in the caudal medulla

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on top of (posterior) to the medial lemniscus

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medial longitudinal fasiculus function
coordinate eye movement
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At caudal medulla level where is the lateral cuneate nucleus located and what is its function
located in the fasiculus cuneatus and its function is arm propioception
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Hypoglossal nerve nucleus location
Rostral medulla posterior to medial longitudinal fasiculus
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After termination the fasiculus cuneatus and gracilis continue as
medial lemniscus
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Pyramids
rostral medulla
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pyramidal decussation
caudal medulla
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central canal
caudal medulla
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4th ventricle
rostral medulla
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inferior olivary nuclei
rostral medulla
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internal arcuate fibers from inferior olive to inferior cerebellar peduncle
rostral medulla
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location of oculomotor nerve nucleus
rostral modbrain
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termination of longitudinal median fasiculus
rostral midbrain at oculomotor nerve nucleus
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peri-aquaductal gray
rostral midbrain surrounds fourth ventricle pain modulation
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substantia nigra
located posterior to cerebral peduncle | -parkinsons develops upon degradation