Midterm I Flashcards

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Parts of diencephalon?

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epithalamus 
thalamus 
hypothalamus 
metathalamus 
subthalamus
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what does lamina rostralis do?

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connect the rostrum to lamina terminalis

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walls of triangular recess

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inferior: anterior comissure
laterally: columns of fornix
ventrally: lamina terminalis

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what arteries run in the posterior perforating substases?

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penetrating branches of the posterior cerebral artery and ords communicating arteries

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which trigon do we find in the quadrigeminal plate?

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lemniscal trigon

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borders of the lemiscal trigon?

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anterior: inferior brachium
posterior+ inferior: superior cerebellar peduncle
laterally: cerebral peduncle

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what are the parts of the pons?

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anterior: base
posterior: tegmentum

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cranial nerves ass. with pons?

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trigerminal (5)
abducent (6)
facial (7)
vestibulocochlear (8)

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nerve 1

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olfactory

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nerve 2

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optic

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nerve 3

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oculomotor

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nerve 4

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trochlear

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nerve 5

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trigerminal

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nerve 6

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abducent

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nerve 7

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facial

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nerve 8

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vestibulocochlear

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nerve 9

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glossopharyngeal

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nerve 10

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vagus

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nerve 11

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accessory

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nerve 12

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hypoglossal

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fissures of cerebellum?

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anterior lobe 
- primary fissure 
posterior lobe
-horizontal fissure 
-posterolateral fissure 
flocculonodular lobe
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Archicerebellum partsa?

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flocculus
noduluds
lingula

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Paleocerebellum parts?

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anterior lobe
vermis
medial hemispheres
tonsils

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Neocerebellum parts?

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posterior lobe

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nuclear of cerebellum?
``` dentate (only you can see) fastigial emboliform globose interposed ```
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synonyme for superior cerebellar peduncle?
brachium conjuctivum
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synonym for middle cerebral peduncle?
brachium pontis
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synonym for inferior cerebellar peduncle?
restiform body
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how much of the cardiac output goes to the brain?
15%
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parts of the ICA?
1. cervical * 2. petrous * 3. lacerum 4. cavernous * 5. clinoid (siphon) * 6. cerebral*
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what supply the dorsal Dura mater?
dorsal meningeal artery from cavernoud part of ICA
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what supply the neurohypophysis?
inferior hypophysial artery from cavernous part of ICA
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what supply the adenohypophysis?
superior hypophysial artery from opthalmic part of ICA
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what supply the choroid plexus of the lateral and third ventricle?
anterior choroidal artery from ICA
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what supplys most of the nucleis?
anterior choroidal artery
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which artery can you fint in the anterior perforated substance?
branches of the pre communicating part of the anterior cerebral artery
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which artery can you find in the lateral sulcus?
middle cerebral artery
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segments of the middle cerebral artery?
M1: sphenoidal M2: insular M3: opercular M4: cortical segment
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what supplies the choroid plexus of 4th ventricle?
posterior choroidal artery from PICA
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what supply the medulla oblongata?
posterior spinal a. | PICA
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what supply the pons?
branches of basilar artery (pontine)
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what supply the midbrain?
posterior cerebral posterior communicating superior cerebellar
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what are the superficial cerebral veins?
``` superior cerebral vein inferior cerebral vein. superficial middle cerebral vein -troland to SSS -labbe to transverse sinus ```
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what are the deep cerebral veins?
Internal cerebral vein - vein of seprum pellusidum - choroidal vein - thalomostriat vein Basal vein of Rosenthal
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duplcations of the dura?
``` cerebral (major) falx cerebellar (minor) falx tentorium diaphragm sella trigerminal (Meckles) cave ```
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which main veins drain into cavernous sinus?
superficial middle cerebral vein | inferior cerebral vein
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outflow of cavernous sinus?
superior and inferior petrosal
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content of the cavernous sinus?
CN 3 4 (5) 6 + ICA
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whre does superior and inferior petrosal sinus drain?
into sigmoid sinus right where it becomes jugular
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what are emissary veins?
communicating with the venous sinuses and the dipole of the calavirum
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where does the basilar plexus drain?
internal vertebral venous plexus
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what supply the dura mater? where can we find them?
branches from the external carotid artery anterior meningeal middle meningeal posterior meningeal lies betwee the two layers
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names of the layers of dura mater in spinal cord
dural sac inner | Endorachis outer
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level of the spinal cord?
Foramen magnum to L1
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name of IVF
Monro
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bloos supply to the spinal cord
anterior and posterial spinal arteries | segmental artery from aorta
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venous dranage of spinal cord?
interanal venous plexus of Baston
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following the cingulate gyrus which sulcus and lobe in anterior?
Marginal sulcus | paracentral lobe
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following the cingulate gyrus which sulcus and lobe in posterior?
turn into pre-cuneus | parieto-occipital sulcus
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sulcus inferior to cuneus on occipital lobe?
calcarine sulcus
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cingulate gyrus becomes what and where?
at isthmus it becomes parahyppocampal gyrus
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what is the continuation of stria og indusium griseum?
fasciolar gyrus into dentate gyrus
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what is the limen of the insula?
elongation of the olfactory stria
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what are the lobes of cerebrum?
1. frontal 2. parietal 3. occipital 4 temporal 5. insula 6. limbic
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components of limbic lobe?
``` cingulate gyrus parahippocampal gyrus dentate gyrus paraterminal gyrus subcollosal area ```
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what are the two parts of the colomns of fornix?
``` Pars libera (visible) pars tecta (hidden) ```
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what are the two connections of the mammilary body?
fornix | mammilothalamic tract
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parts of the thalamus?
pulvinar | metathalamus
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what seperates the hypothalamus and thalamus?
hypothalamic sulus
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which geniculate body does the optic tract go to?
lateral
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what are the parts of the hypothalamus?
optic chiasm mammilary bodys infundibulum tuber cinerum
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layers of the meninges from ex to int?
dura x2 arachnoid pia (attatched to brain)
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synonym and derivatives of the forebrain?
prosenchephalon into: telencephalon diencephalon
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derivatives from diencephalon?
``` thalamus hypothalamus optic nerve and retina epithalamus mamillary bodies globus pallidus ```
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derivatives of telencephalon
cerebral hemispheres | striatum (caudate + putamen)
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synonym and derivativ of midbrain?
mesencephalon: | midbrain
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synonym and derivatives of hinbrain?
Rhombencephalon: - metencephalon: pons and cerebellum - mylencephalon: medulla obligata
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components of the rhomboid fossa?
``` superior cerebellar peduncle superior medullary velum locus cervicus sulcus limitans median eminence facial colliculus stria medullaris hypoglossal trigon vagal trigon obex are posterma vestibule ```
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what is epithalamus?
pineal gland
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other name for reticular arteries?
artery of adamkiewicz
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parts of the spinal cord
``` medulla oblongata medulla spinalis: cervical part (with thickening!) thoracic part lumbar part (with thickening) ends in conus medullaris with the internal and external filum terminate ```
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name of the end of spinal cord looking like a horse tail
cauda equina
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is there a connection between arteries in spinal cord?
hairpin junction of radicular a. and anterior spinal artery
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what are the parts of the spinal nerves?
``` 8 cervical 12 thoracic 5 lumbar 5 sacral 1 cocygeal ```
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dorsal and ventral hornes what type of nerves?
dorsal: sensory Ventral: motor
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which layer of the dura makes the duplications?
meningeal layer
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what is the denticulate ligament?
pierces arachnoid and attach to dural sac
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name of the roof of dorellos canal?
Grubers ligament
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the taenias?
taenia thalami medial: tenia fimbria --> tenia fornicis (MFF) lateral: tenia terminalis --> tenia choroidea
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what are the tenia of the inferior horn?
tenia terminalis and fimbria
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what are the tenia of the central part of lateral ventricle=
tenia choroidea and tenia fornicis
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structures on thalamus from medial to lateral?
tela choroidea lamina affixa thalomostriat vein stria terminalis
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what is the base of the pons?
the bulb sticking out anteriorly
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has the cavity of septum pellusidum fluid? | what is its pathological name?
no fluid | vargo cavity
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what is the name of the withe matter region in the hemisphere?
centrum semiovale
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is there a 3rd nucleus when looking at the triatum?
arcuate nucleus
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what is tela choroidea?
name for choroid vessles with pia and choroid epithelium
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regions supplied by ACA?
medial region of: frontal parietal occipital
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regions supplied by PCA?
inferior region of: temporal occipital
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regions supplied by MCA
middle margins of all lobes
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what is indisum griseum?
it is the grey matter lamina of the cingulate gyrus
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does the fornix have a commissure?
between the crus befor it merges into the body it has the hippocampal comissure
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branches of the lateral sulcus of sylvius?
posterior branch acending horizontal/anterior
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name of the sentral sulcus?
Rolando
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gyrus of frontal lobe?
``` precentral superior middle inferior - opercular -triangular -orbital ```
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medial surface of the frontal lobe gyrus and lobule?
anterior paracentral lobule with the medial precentral gyrus paraterminal gyrus subcollosal area
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parts of the convex parietal lobe?
``` post central gyrus post central sulcus superior parietal lobule -interparietal sulcus inferior parietal lobule -supramarginal -angular -opercular ```
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how to find angular gyrus?
place your fingers on the posterior part of the superior temporal sulcus
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how to find supramarginal gyrus?
place your fingers on the posterior ramus of lateral sulcus
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where is the transvers gyrus of Heschl?
within the lateral sulcus | extending from superios temporal gyrus to the medial genculat body
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what is the limbus Giacomini?
the uncus ligament where the dentate gyrus terminates
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what connects the hippocampus to the thalamus?
fornix to mammillary | mammillary to anterior thalamic nuleus
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path of the paraterminal gyrus?
converge anteriorly and fuse with indisium griseum that becomes the fasciolar gurys and then dentate ending in the limbus giacomini
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pathways of the olfactory stria?
lateral to limen of insula then terminates in the hippocampal gyrus medial to subcolossal area at the beginning of the cingulate gyrus
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where is the basal nuclei developed fro?
telencephalon
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what divides the globus pallidus into medial and lateral?
medial medullary lamina
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parts of the substenital niga?
pars compacta | pars reticularis
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parts of epithalamus?
pineal body habenular trigon choroid plexus of 3rd ventricle tenia thalami
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borders of the habenular trigon?
medial: taenia thalami + habenular comissure lateral: thalamus posterior: superior colliculus
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parts of thalamus?
metathalamus pulvinar interthalamic adhesion
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parts of hypothalamus?
optic chiasm mammilary bodys infundibulum