Internal Cranium / 2

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two types of intracranial hemorrhages

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venous, arterial

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blank leptomeningitis is often deadly

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bacterial

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more dangerous hemorrhage in brain

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artery

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dural folds function

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separate hemispheres and compartments of brain

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internal jugular begins at the end of blank sinus

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sigmoid

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diencephalon has the blank

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thalami

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thalamus acts as a blank center

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sensory relay

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too much fluid in csf spaces of brain and ventricles

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hydrocephalus

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hydrocephalus can be dangerous because it does this to brain

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compresses

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internal carotid arteries of circle of willis supplies blank part of brain

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anterior

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middle cerebral artery supplies blank and blank part of brain

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external/lateral

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3,7,9,10 is blank/blank

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parasympathetic/efferent

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cn 1

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olfactory

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olfactor nerve exits cranium through blank of blank

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foramina, crib plate ethmoid

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olfactory nerve has a blank and blank

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bulb, tract

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cn 2

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optic nerve

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olfactory functional area and end of pathway (part of brain interpreting smell)

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Uncus of temporal lobe

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optic nerve exits/enters cranium at blank

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optic canal

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optic nerve goes to the blank like most nerves

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thalamus

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thalamus is for blank information

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sensory

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left blank sees blank visual fields

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cortex, right

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longer the pathway, the easier it is for a blank

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disturbance (pathology)

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oculomotor nuclei are in the blank and thats where it leaves

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midbrain

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targets of oculomotor

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recti/oblique muscles of eye (besides exceptions) (voluntary)

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ciliary ganglion is where blank

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parasympathetic pre/pos synaptic start/end

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ciliary muscles (oculomotor) cause blank of pupil

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constrict

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zonular fibers are blank

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suspensory ligaments

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relationship between muscle and suspensory ligaments is blank

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inverse

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constricted pupils from ciliary muscles contraction allows blank of suspensory ligaments which creates blank lens

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relaxing, thick

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cranial nerve 4

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trochlear

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trochlear nerve exits cranium at blank

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superior orbital fissure

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trochlear nerve innervates blank

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superior oblique muscle

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cn five

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trigeminal

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branchial motor means blank

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voluntary, developed from anterior part of embryo

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upper motor neurons of trigeminal come from blank

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primary motor cortex

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in brain, cranial nerves motor fibers blank unlike rest of body

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cross over (bilateral innervation)

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V3 of trigeminal nerve goes through blank

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foramen ovale of sphenoid

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otic ganglion is associated with blank

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v3

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V3 innervates these

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mylohyoid, anterior digastrics, masseter, lateral pterygoid, tensor tympani

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v1 innervates near blank

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above eyelid

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v2 goes through blank

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foramen rotundumb

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v2 innervates

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lateral knows, upper lip, upper teeth, lower eyelid

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v3 innervates

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mental nerve, inferior alveolar nerve (mandibular foramen), lingual nerve, tongue

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cn 6

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abducens nerve

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abducens developed from black of embryo

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back

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abducens exits cranium at blank

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superior orbital fissure

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abducens innervates blank

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lateral rectus of eye

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abducens runs along blank of posterior cranial fossa

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clivus

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cn 7

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facial nerve

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facial nerve exits cranium at blank

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internal acoustic meatus, facial canal, stylomastoid foramen

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facial nerve also innervates these muscles

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posterior belly of digastric, stylohyoid muscle

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parasympathetic parts of facial nerve innervate blank

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glands

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chorda tympani and paroseal nerve carry blank fibers of facial nerve

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parasympathetic

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part that interprets taste

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inferior postcentral gyrus

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cn 8

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vestibulocochlear (green) special sense (hearing)

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vestibulocochlear nerve exits cranium at blank

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internal acoustic meatus

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7 and 8 leave blank together

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brainstem

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vestibulocochlear nerve runs superior and goes to blank then blank that interprets

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thalamus, right below gustatory center

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three targets of vestibulocochlear nerve

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1. eye muscles 2. cerebellum 3. postural back muscles

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cn 9 and exits

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glossopharyngeal nerve, jugular foramen

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branchial motor part of glossopharyngeal nerve

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stylopharyngeus muscle

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lesser petrousal nerve goes to blank gland

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parotid

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lesser petrosal nerve carries parasympathetic fibers of blank

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glossopharyngeal

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glossopharyngeal innervates this part of tongue and actually does blank

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posterior, taste

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cn 10 and exits at blank

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vagus, jugular foramen

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major parasympathetic nerve of the body

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vagus nerve

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vagus nerve innervates these muscles

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pharyngeal muscles,

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vagus nerve parasympathetically innervates the blank of intestines, stomach, throat, chest

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viscera

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vagus nerve autonomically senses things like this

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stretch of blood vessels, heart, gi tract

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funcitonal area of vagus

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postcentral gyrus

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coughing is due to

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vagus nerve stim

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cn 11 and exits at blank

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accessory nerve, jugular foramen

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accessory nerve innervates these muscles

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trapezius, levator scapulae

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cn12 and exits cranium at blank

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hypoglossal, somatic motor, hypoglossal canal

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hypoglossal innervates these

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genioglossus, hyoglossus, inferior part of tongue

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olfactory receptor neurons are in the olfactory epithelium (olfactory mucosa) in the roof of the

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nasal cavity

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optic nerve fibers arise from ganglion cells in the

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retina

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primary visual cortex where optic nerve goes

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occipital lobe

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oculomotor nerves enter the orbit through the blank

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superior orbital fissures

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oculomotor nerve originates in brainstem and runs in the lateral wall of the blank

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cavernous sinus

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trigeminal nerve originates from lateral surface of blank

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pons

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vestibulaocochlear nerve originates from grooves between blank and blank

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pons, medulla