Neuroanatomy 1 Flashcards

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What is the somatic NS?

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Voluntary movements via skeletal muscles

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Role of the parasympathetic NS?

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Maintenance/homeostasis

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3
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Name 2 cell types?

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Neurones

Glial cells

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Which cell is excitable; neurones or glial cells?

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Neurones

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What are the features of a neurone?

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Excitable

Impulse propagation

Amniotic and long-living

Axon usually surrounded by myelin sheath

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What are the features of glial cells?

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Non-excitable

Support

Blood-brain barrier

Produce myelin

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What cell produces myelin?

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Glial cells

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How many layers of myelin does an unmyelinated axon have?

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1 layer of glial membrane around them

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How do unmyelinated axon bundles and cell bodies appear?

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Grey

Grey matter

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How do myelinated axon bundles appear?

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White

White matter

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What is the functions of the myelin sheath?

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Faster (saltatiry) AP conduction

Prevents aP being passed to adjacent neurone cell bodies

Protect axon

Clinical importance - demyelination in MS

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What forms grey matter in the CNS?

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Collection of cell bodies and unmyelinated axons form grey matter (if diffuse) or nuclei (if localised)

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What forms white matter?

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Collection of myelinated axons form white matter (if diffuse) or tracts (if bundled/localised)

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What forms nerves?

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Collection of myelinated axons

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What forms ganglia?

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Localised collection of cell bodies

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What are the clinical picture of an UMN.

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Peripheral spastic paralysis and exaggerated peripheral reflexes

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What is the clinical picture of a LMN?

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Peripheral flaccid paralysis and absence of reflexes

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What fluid is found within the vesicles (embryology)?

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CSF

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19
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What is this and what does it form?

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Prosencephalon

Forms forebrain

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20
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What structure forms the midbrain?

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Mesencephalon

21
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What structures forms the hindbrain (4 weeks)?

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Rhombencephalon

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What does the telencephalon cover as it develops?

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The diencephalon

Forms forebrain

23
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What 3 structures forms the brainstem?

24
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What structure makes CSF?

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Choroid plexus

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What does the telencephalon make in the brain?
Cerebral cortex basal ganglia
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What does the diencephalon make?
Thalamus Hypothalamus
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What does the mesencephalon make?
Midbrain
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What does the metencephalon make?
Pins Cerebellum
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What does the myelincephalon make?
Medulla
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What vertebrae does the spinal cord end?
l1
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What does the dura mater enclose?
Intracranial venous sinuses
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What vertebral level do the dura mater and arachnoid extend to?
S2
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What Meningeal layer is attached to the brain?
Pit mater
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Where does the lia mater extend to?
Coccyx
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What do you call the fibrous stand of the pia mater extended to the coccyx?
Filum terminale
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What do you find on the sub-arachnoid space?
CSF
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In the subdura, space, is it venous or arterial?
Venous
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Subdural or epidural haemorrhage?
Subdural
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Is the subarachnoid haemorrhage arterial or venous?
ARTERIAL
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What causes a traumatic brain injury due to shearing forces e.g. boxing?
Diffuse axonal injury (DIA)
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What structure lines the inside layer of the skull?
Endosteal
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What forms the main dural folds?
Meningeal layer is folded double
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Where does the 4th ventricle lie?
Hindbrain
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Where does the cerebral aqueduct lie?
Midbrain