Intro lecture Flashcards

1
Q

During development..

  1. Defects in spine lead to?
  2. Defects in brain lead to?
A
  1. Spina bifida

2. Ancephaly

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2
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Proper words for different regions of the brain

A

proencephalon - telencephalon and diencephalon
mesencephalon
rhombencephalon - metencephalon myelencephalon

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3
Q

Sulci and Gyri?

A

sulci dips

gyri folds

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4
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describe the passage of CSF

A

lat V - interventricular forman - 3rd v - cerebral aquaduct - 4th ventricle - cental canal –> spinal cord

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5
Q

Describe CSF from how its created to how it gets reabsorbed back into venous blood

A

created in the choroid plexus in all ventricles
passes through 3 openings in 4th vent (2 lat 1 med)
into subarachnoid space where it circulates the brain
reabsorbed back into venous system via arachnoid granulations

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6
Q

Where are the striate arteries and what do they do

A

arising from the middle cerebral they penetrate the brain itself

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7
Q

Which aa are most effected by strokes?

A

middle cerebral

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8
Q

symptoms of a berry aneurism

A

blinding headache, confusion, loss consciousness

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9
Q

name the 3 types of haemorrhages, where they are and which aa effected

A

epidural - between dura and bone - middle meningeal aa
subdural - between dura - cerebral vv
sub arachnoid - between arachnoid and pia (subarach space) - cerebral aa ( aneurism)

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10
Q

which haemorrhage is most likely for old people

A

subdural as the brain shrinks

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11
Q

What is hydrocephalus + name the 2 types

A

increased CSF volume in ventricles
non - communicating = flow blocked within/ between ventricles
communicating = problem outside vent system

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12
Q

name 3 causes of communicating hydrocephalus

A

CSF overproduction
CSF not absorbed into venous blood
Venous drainage is blocked

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13
Q

Whats a cistermae

A

large areas where CSF collects in subarachnoid space

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