Neuro: Nervous System Development And Disorders Flashcards

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Neural crest forms the ________ and __________

A

PNS and meninges

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2
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Neural tube forms the ________ and _________

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Spinal cord and brain

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3
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The neural tube becomes different levels of the CNS including the ________, ________ and ___________

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Optic cup, retina and CN II

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4
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What occurs when there is a deficit in anterior neuropore closure?

A

Anencephaly

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5
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Anencephaly can be triggered by ______________

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Benign maternal viruses

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6
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4th ventricle lies between

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pons and cerebellum

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7
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What occurs with a vertebral and spinal canal closure defect?

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Spina Bifida

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Does herniation occur with Spina Bifida Occulta?

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No

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What herniates with Spina Bifida Cystica?

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Spinal and meninges

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Arnold-Chiari malformation is a herniation of?

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Cerebellar Tonsil through foramen magnum

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Cerebellar tonsil herniation can potentially cause compression of the _________ and ___________

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Medulla and 4th ventricle

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12
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Arnold-Chiari malformation are often times NOT symptomatic BUT sometimes can be associated with what?

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Syringobulbia - fluid filled lesion at center of medulla

Syringomyelia - fluid filled lesion at spinal cord

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13
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Is the pupillary dilation pathway altered when a syringomyelia is present?

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Yes, pupillary dilation could possibly be impacted

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How can Dandy-Walker Malformation impact the Oculomotor system?

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Full range of movements but control of those movements would be impacted

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What occurs with aqueductal atresia, and what happens because of this?

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Closure of cerebral aqueduct or failure to form the cerebral aqueduct

This leads to hydrocephalus upstream in the 3rd V and lateral ventricles

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16
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Lissencephaly

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smooth brain, no gyri

17
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Pachygyria

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Excessive growth of gyri

18
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Microgyria

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Deficient growth of gyri

19
Q

With development of brain regions from neural tube, neuroblasts proliferate in the ___________ zone

A

Ventricular zone

20
Q

Neuroblasts migrate by climbing along ______________

A

Radial glia processes

21
Q

How does NGF (Nerve Growth Factor) impact neuron survival?

A

NGF is required for survival of neurons that form connections with its target

22
Q

By 2 years of age, is myelination in major systems complete?

23
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By 2 years of age, are corticospinal tracts and other descending tracts mature?

24
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By 2 years of age, are Basal Nuclei mature?

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By 2 years of age, are cerebellar systems mature?
Not fully, need more time to mature
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By 2 years of age, is visual, auditory, somatosensory, taste and smell mature?
Yes
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When does synapse formation/pruning stabilize? At what age?
By late adolescence or early adulthood
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White matter tracts and connections in cerebrum continue maturing into _____________
Early adulthood (20s)
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What cerebral region is the last to fully mature?
Prefrontal cortex
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Synaptogenesis continues until what age?
20's
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Does neurogenesis occur in adults? What is the exception
No ## Footnote Exception is in olfactory epithelium and bulb, subventricular zone, dentate gyrus
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What causes cerebral palsy?
Transient hypoxia/ischemia during birth
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What are lost with cerebral palsy?
Motor neurons
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Presentation of cerebral palsy
Degree of weakness, impaired motor coordination, hyper-flexion, reduced muscle tone, abnormal involuntary movements
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Distribution of cerebral palsy
Diffuse
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Temporal profile of cerebral palsy
Acquired, congenital