CNS - lecture 1 Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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sagittal

A

form the side

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2
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horizontal

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top view

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3
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coronal

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from the back or front

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4
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dorsal

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up (towards the peripheral

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5
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ventral

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down (towards the body)

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6
Q

sulcus

A

space between folds

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7
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gyrus

A

fold itself

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8
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how to name a pathway

A

location –> destination

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9
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cerebrum

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thought, langue. memory

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10
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diencephalon

A

hypothalamus and thalamus sensory relay to the cerebral cortex, hunger, thirst, aggression

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11
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brain stem

A

life sustaining processes

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12
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cerebellum

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memory, balance, (‘little brain”)

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13
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dura matter

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outer most layer, thick durable, also supports blood vessels

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14
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arachnoid matter

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middle layer, cushioning, cerebrospinal fluid circulates between the arachnoid and pia

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15
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pia matter

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thin layer that surrounds brain and spinal cord (inner most layer)

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16
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3 meninges

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dura, arachnoid, pia

17
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four spinal cord regions

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cervical, thoracic, lumber, sacral (C,T,L,S)

18
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dorsal root pathway

A

sensory info form periphery

19
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ventral root pathway

A

Carries motor signals to act on muscle

20
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pons

21
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medulla

A

cardiac control, respiration control

22
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midbrain

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dopaminergic cells that help with motor control

23
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CN1 Olfactory

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CN 2 Optic

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CN 3 Oculomotor
eye movements
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CN 4 Trochlear
eye blink / raising eyelid
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CN 5 Trigeminal
sensing and moving parts of the jaw
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CN 6 Abducens
specific direction of eye movments
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CN 7 Facial
movement of facial muscles
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CN 8 Vestibulocochlear
transmits sound form inner ear to Brian (auditory nerve)
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CN 9 Glossopharyngeal
tounge throat and glands of the mouth
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CN 10 Vagus
heart and lungs
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CN 11 Accessory
shoulders and neck
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CN 12 Hypoglossal
tongue
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thalamus
receive inputs format he external world
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hypothalamus
endocrine control, sleep, stress ( 4 F's) (fighting, fleeing, feeding, and fornication)
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topography
spatial distribution of parts within and organ