Lecture 1 COPY Flashcards

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What does the brain float in?

A

cerebral spinal fluid

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2
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How much cerebral spinal fluid is made in a day?

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500cc

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3
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How much CSF is there in total?

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150cc

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4
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What makes CSF?

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Choroid plexus

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5
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Where is excess CSF reabsorbed?

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arachnoid granulations

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6
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Describe the flow of CSF.

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-Made in the choroid plexus -through foramen of monroe -into the third ventricle -through the cerebral aqueduct -into the fourth ventricle -through 3 foramen (2 lateral: foramen of lueschka; 1 medial: foramen of magendie) -now in the cerebellar cistern -through foramen magnum -down spinal cord and back up to be reabsorbed

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7
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How does CSF get into the venous system?

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Arachnoid granulations

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8
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What does the dura split in two to form?

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superior sagittal sinus

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9
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What PADs the brain?

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The meninges: Pia mater (inner most) Arachnoid mater (middle) (spider webs) Dura mater (outside)

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10
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If you break a bridging vein what could happen?

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A subdural hematoma

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11
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What does stenosis mean? What would happen if you had stenosis in a foramen for the CSF?

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stenosis is narrowing of something if you had narrowing in the foramen then it would cause a backup of CSF and built up pressure

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12
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What part of the dura mater separates the two hemispheres?

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cerebral falx

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13
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What part of the dura separates the cerebellum?

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the cerebellar tentorium

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14
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What is the Pterion?

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The place were the 4 bones meet on side of head, weak spot.

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15
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What are the four lobes of the brain?

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Occipital Parietal Temporal Frontal

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16
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What is the central sulcus?

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between frontal and parietal lobes

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17
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What lobe is the primary motor cortex in?

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Frontal

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18
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What lobe is the primary somato-sensory cortex in?

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Parietal

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19
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T/F the right side of your brain controls the left side of your body

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True

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20
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What is the cavernous sinus?

A

lateral to the sella turcica, houses passage for CN3,4,6,V1,V2

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21
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Label Veins

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PPT 1 Slide 28

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22
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What is the danger triangle?

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corner of lips to bridge of nose. do not get an infection here bc it can travel to the brain

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23
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What is Broca’s area?

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LEFT SIDE broken language, form words/sentences

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What is wernicke’s area?

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LEFT SIDE understanding language. can speak words but will be wordy

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Pyramidal or Lateral Corticospinal tract
motor tract
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Posterior Columns or Dorsal Columns tract
Vibration and position
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Anterolateral or Spinothalamic tract
pain and temperature and CRUDE touch
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What is the decussation point for the lateral corticospinal tract?
pyrimidal decussation in the medulla
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What is the decussation point for the posterior column tract?
internal arcuate fibers in the medulla
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What is the decussation point for the anterolateral tract?
Anterior commissure (spinal cord)
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Where does the lateral corticalspinal tract nerves synapse?
anterior horn (2 neurons, upper and lower)
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Where does the posterior column tract nerves synapse?
primary and secondary synapse at the gracile nucleus secondary and 3rd neuron synapse at the thalamus: VPL
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What is the VPL?
Ventral posterior lateral nucleus
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Where does the anterior lateral tract nerves synapse?
the primary neuron and secondary neuron synapse at the posterior horn the secondary and 3rd neuron synapse at the thalamus VPL
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Label the blood supply vessels to the brain
PPT 1 Slide 58
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Label the blood supply to the hemispheres of the brain
PPT 1 Slide 63
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What is a homunculus? What does it look like?
The two monkeys haning upside down. What parts of the brain correspond to the sensory or motor cortex
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Where is the primary auditory cortex?
in the sylvian fissure
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Identify the structure on the diagram with the stars
cerebellum
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Identify the structure with the star on the diagram
pons
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Identify the structure on the diagram
midbrain
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identify the structure on the brain
cerebrum
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what three parts make up the brainstem?
1. midbrain 2. pons 3. medulla oblongata
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Identify the lobe on the diagram
parietal lobe
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Identify the lobe on the diagram
frontal lobe
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Identify the lobe on the diagram
temporal lobe
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Identify the lobe on the diagram
occipital
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Identify the structure with the star
central sulcus
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Identify the structure with the star
cavernous sinus
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Identify the structure with the star
superior sagittal sinus
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Identify the structure in the diagram
inferior petrosal sinus
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Identify the structure with the blue arrow.
Ophthalmic nerve (CN V1)
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Identify the structure with the arrow.
oculomotor nerve (CN III)
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Identify the structure with the arrow.
trochlear nerve (CN IV)
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