chapter 6 Flashcards

1
Q

the myelencephalon is commonly called the

A

medulla

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2
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most of the fourth ventricles is located in the _____ of the metencephalon

A

pons

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3
Q

the tegmentum can be thought of as the most colorful region of the brain because it contains the ____ nucleus, the __________ gray, and the substantia___

A

red. periaqueductal. nigra

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4
Q

in general, each cerebral hemisphere controls the _______ side of the body

A

contralateral

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5
Q

running up the core of the brain stem from the medulla to the midbrain is the ______; it plays a role in alertness, attention, and sleep

A

reticular for motion

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6
Q

the tectum compromises two pairs of nuclei: the _____ colliculi, which play a role in vision and the ______ colliculi, which play a role in the audition

A

superior. inferior

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7
Q

the metencephalon minus the cerebellum equals the _____

A

pons

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8
Q

the _________ is located in the _____ ventricle between the two lobes of thalamus

A

massa intermedia. third

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9
Q

cranial nerves 5,6,7, and 8 extended from the ____ of the metencephalon

A

pons

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10
Q

the myelencephalon consists mainly of _____ matter

A

white

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11
Q

the cerebellum is connected to the rest of the brain by the three pairs of cerebellar_____ , the most inferior of which connects the cerebellum to the _____ of the medulla

A

peduncles. olives.

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12
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the _____ tracts, which are major descending movement pathways, decussate in the posterior part of the medulla

A

pyramidal

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13
Q

releasing factors are released by hypothalamic neurons into the hypothalamopituitary portal system, which carries them to _____ pituitary

A

anterior

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14
Q

the cerebellum is part of the ____

A

metencephalon

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15
Q

oxytocin and vasopressin are synthesized and released by neurons that have their cell bodies in the paraventricular and supraoptic nuclei of the ______ and their terminal buttons in the ______ pituitary

A

hypothalmus. posterior

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16
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the ventral posterior, lateral geniculate, and medial geniculate are sensory relay nuclei that are located in the

A

thalmus

17
Q

damage to the _____ results in ataxia

A

cerebellum

18
Q

the ventromedial nuclei, suprachiasmatic nuclei, and mammillary bodies are nuclei of the _____

A

hypothalmus

19
Q

strictly speaking it is not the pituitary that releases tropic hormones; it is the ________ pituitary

A

anterior

20
Q

the cerebral aqueduct is located in the ____

A

mesencephalon

21
Q

the mesencephalon minus the tegmenjtum equals the

A

tectum