Neuroanatomy Flashcards

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Function of the frontal lobe (5)

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Concentration 
Elaboration of Thought 
Judgement 
Inhibition 
Personality
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2
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Function of the temporal lobe (3)

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Auditory receptor area
Receptive Speech
Memory/information retrieval

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3
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Difference between Broca’s and Wernicke’s area

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Wernicke’s area = comprehending speech

Broca’s area = development of speech

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Broca’s Aphasia

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Struggle to find the words

Can understand speech

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5
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Wernicke’s Aphasia

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Cannot understand speech

Speak gibberish

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Sensory Tracts

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Dorsal Column (fasciculus cuneatus and gracilis) 
Spinothalamic Tract
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7
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Modalities in Dorsal Column

Side

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Proprioception
Fine Touch
Vibration
Ipsilateral

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Fasciculus cuneatus supplies

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Upper limb, upper trunk

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9
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Fasciculus gracilis supplies

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Lower limb, lower trunk

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10
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Modalities in Spinothalamic Tract

Side

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Pain
Temperature
Deep Pressure
Contralateral

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11
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Motor Tracts

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Corticospinal (anterior and lateral)
Reticulospinal (lateral and medial)
Rubrospinal 
Tectospinal 
Vestibulospinal
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12
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Anterior vs Lateral Corticospinal Tract

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Anterior - isilateral, decussate in the spinal cord

Lateral - contralateral, decussate in the medulla

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13
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Modality in the Corticospinal Tract

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Fine Precise Movement

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14
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Lateral vs Medial Reticulospinal Tract

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Medial - originates in the pons

Lateral - originates in the medulla

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15
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Modality in Lateral Reticulospinal Tract

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Inhibits voluntary movements

Decreases tone

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Modality in Medial Reticulospinal Tract

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Facilitates voluntary movements

Increases tone

17
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Foramen between lateral and 3rd ventricle

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Interventricular foramen

Foramen of Munro

18
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Foramen of Munro

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Between lateral and 3rd

19
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Between 3rd and 4th ventricle

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Cerebral Aqueduct

Aqueduct of Sylvius

20
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Between 4th ventricle and sub-arachnoid space

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Lateral apperture (of Luschka)

21
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Location of somatomotor cortex

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Pre-central gyrus

22
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Location of somatosensory cortex

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Post-central gyrus

23
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Function of parietal lobe (3)

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Sensory discrimination
Sensation
Orientation

24
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Function of occipital lobe (2)

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Vision

Colour perception

25
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Signs of CNS lesion

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Increased tone 
Contralateral weakness
Increased reflexes 
Extensor plantars/positive Babinski 
Hemisensory loss
26
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Signs of Peripheral Nerve lesion

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Distal wasting 
Decreased tone 
Distal weakness 
Decreased reflexes 
Flexor plantars 
Glove and stocking sensory loss
27
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MCA Stroke Syndrome

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Contralateral hemiparesis
Contralateral sensory loss
Contralateral homonymous hemianopia
May see aphasia

28
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ACA Stroke Syndrome

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Contralateral hemiparesis

Contralateral sensory loss

29
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PCA Stroke Syndromes

Occipital Lobe

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Contralateral homonymous hemianopia

30
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Brainstem Stroke Syndromes Principle

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See crossed sensory and motor findings

Ipsilateral face and contralateral body