FINALS: BRAIN LEC Flashcards

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Brain is continuous with the Spinal cord through the

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Foramen magnum

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Part of cns that lies inside the cranial cavity

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Brain

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3 parts of the brain

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Forebrain
Midbrain
Hindbrain

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Forebrain

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Cerebrum

Diencephalon

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Cavities in the forebrain

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3rd

Right and left lateral ventricle

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Cavities in the Midbrain

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Cerebral aqueduct

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Hindbrain

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Pons
Medulla oblongata
Cerebellum

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Cavities in the hindbrain

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4th ventricle

Central canal

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Largest part of the brain BIG BRAIN

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Cerebrum

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2 cerebral hemispheres is connected by

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Corpus callosum

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Surface layer of each hemisphere composed of gray matter

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Cortex

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Large sulci or fissures divide the hemisphere into LOBES

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Sulci

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Cental sulcus

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Frontal

Parietal

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Lateral sulcus

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Frontal
Parietal
Temporal

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Parieto occ sulcus

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Parietal

Occ

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Ant to central sulcus

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Precentral or motor gyrus

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Control the voluntary movts on the opp side of the body

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Precentral or motor gyrus

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Post to central sulcus

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Postcentral or sensory gyrus

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Interpret sensations of pain, temp, touch, pressure

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Postcentral gyrus

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Lobe that is highly motor

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Frontal

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Lobe that is highly sensory

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Parietal

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Cortical regions in parietal lobe

- understanding, speech

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Somatosensory assoc area

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Loc in parietal and temporal lobe along w auditory assoc area and primary auditory cortex
- hear sounds plus meaning

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Gen interpretative area or Wernickes area

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Interpret hearing or sounds

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Saa

Gia

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Responsible for motor speech | Give signals to larynx to produce words
Brocas area
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Posterior pole and medial aspect of the cerebral hemisphere
Visual area
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In the region of the CALCARINE SULCUS receiving area for visual impressions(occ lobe)
Visual area
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Cavity present within each cerebral hemisphere
Lateral ventricle
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Lateral gentricle communicates with the 3rd through the
Interventricular foramina
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Large mass of gray matter lies on either side of the 3rd ventricle -relay station on the afferent sensory pathway to the cerebral cortex
Thalamus
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Forms the lower part of the lateral wall and floor of the 3rd ventricle
Hypothalamus
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Narrow part of the brain | Passes through the TENTORIAL NOTCH and CONNECTS forebrain to hindbrain
Midbrain
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2 lateral halves (cerebral peduncles) divided into:
``` Anterior part (crus cerebri) Post part (tegmentum) ```
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Pigmented band of gray matter
Substantia nigra
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Narrow cavity that connects 3rd and 4th ventricles
Cerebral aqueduct
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Post to the cerebral aqueduct
Tectum
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4 small surface swellings
2 sup and 2 inf colliculi
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Small granular struc that lies bet sup colliculi, calcifies in middle age and can be visualized in radiographs
Pineal body
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Situated on the ant surface of cerebellum below midbrain and above the medulla
Pons
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Composed of nerve fibers wc connect the 2 halves of the cerebellum
Pons
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pons contain - and - fibers connecting the forebrai, midbrain and spinal cord
Ascending and descending fibers
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Cortical region in temporal lobe: rel to ears
Auditory cortex
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Inf to corpus callosum | Biggest ventricle
Lateral ventricle
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3 horns of lateral ventricle
Ant Inf Post
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What comprises the diencephalon
Thalamus | Hypothalamus
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Secretes CSF | Color blue above thalamus
Choroid plexus
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3 neuro endocrine glands or organs
Hypothalamus Pituitary gland Pineal body
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Give signals to pituitary gland to secrete either stimulatory or inhibitory hormones
Hypothalamus
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Master gland
Pituitary gland
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Other name for pituitary gland
Hypophysis
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Function of thalamus
Relay station
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Pathway of afferent
Sensory pathway
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Pathway of efferent
Motor pathway
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Anatomical significance of hypothalamus
Level where we locate optic chiasma and mamillary bodies
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Point where optic nerve will cross
Optic chiasma
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Hypothalamus is a landmark to locate presense of
Optic chiasma | Mamillary bodies
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Connection bet forebrain and hindbrain
Midbrain
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Substantia nigra is dark because of what neurotransmitter
Dopamine
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Def in dopamine results to lightening of substantia nigra
Parkinsons dse
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Pineal body secretes what
Melatonin
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3 organs of hindbrain
Cerebellum Pons Medulla
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Func of pons
Act as relay station
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Pons highly projeted bec of
Presence of CN
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Conical | Connects pons above to the spinal cord below
Medulla
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Line separating the medulla in the middle | Present on the ant surface
Median fissure
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Swelling Lateral to median fissure
Pyramid
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Swelling posterior to the pyramids
Olive
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2 major swellings of medulla
Olive | Pyramid
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Medulla taper below, where majority of descending fibers CROSS OVER to opp side
Decussation of the pyramids
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Behind olives, connects medulla to cerebellum
Inf cerebellar peduncles
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Func of cerebellum
Body posture and coordinatio
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Lies within the post cranial fossa beneath the tentorium cerebelli
Cerebellum
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Post to pons and medulla
Cerebellum
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Connects the 2 cerebellar hemispheres
Vermis
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Cerebellum + midbrain
Sup cerebellar peduncle
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Cerebellum + pons
Middle c. P.
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Cerebellum + medulla
Inf c. P.
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Surface layer of the hemispheres
Cortex
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Foldings in cerebellum which increases surface area
Folia