Quiz 4/5 Review Flashcards

1
Q

The lateral longitudinal groove in the inner surface of the developing spinal cord is the:

A

sulcus limitans

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2
Q

Anteriorly, the 3rd ventricle ends at the?

A

lamina terminalis

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3
Q

CSF descends down the __________ side of the spinal cord

A

posterior

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4
Q

Put these structures in order from first to last as used to represent CSF production and flow
-choroid plexus
-lateral ventricle
-3rd ventricle
-4th ventricle
-cerebral aqueduct (sylvius)
-interventricular foramen (monro)
-dural sinus
-subarachnoid space

A

-choroid plexus
-lateral ventricle
-interventricular foramen (monro)
-3rd ventricle
-cerebral aquaduct (sylvius)
-4th ventricle
-subarachnoid space
-dural sinus

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5
Q

The retina of the eye forms from a diverticulum projecting from the _________________?

A

diencephalon

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6
Q

Paired passageways associated with the 4th ventricle:

A

lateral aperture/foramen of luschka

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7
Q

Cisterns are ___________________

A

subarachnoid spaces

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8
Q

Of the following, the item most closely associated with the pons is:
A) mesencephalon
B) myelencephalon
C) metencephalon
D) diencephalon

A

C) metencephalon

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9
Q

T/F: neurulation occurs before gastrulation

A

false

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10
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The dural fold that separates the occipital lobe and cerebellum?

A

tentorium cerebelli

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11
Q

A healthy typical human brain has _______ mL of CSF circulating at any given time

A

150

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12
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T/F: the obex is the rostral limit of the 4th ventricle

A

false

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13
Q

The wall of the neural tube thickens in which area to produce the basal nuclei?

A

telencephalon

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14
Q

The area outlined on the image is?

A

lateral aperture/recess

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15
Q

The area outlined on the image is?

A

suprapineal recess

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16
Q

CSF can move into dural sinuses via which process?

A

through arachnoid villi

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17
Q

The region of the lateral ventricle where the body, posterior and inferior horns unite is called the ___________

A

trigone

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18
Q

Caudal placodes are?

A

thickenings of neuroectoderm adjacent to the neural crest

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19
Q

What will the neural tube eventually become?

A

brain and spinal cord

20
Q

Failure of the caudal end of the neural tube to close results in this condition

A

spina bifida

21
Q

Central pathways from GSAs have 3 neurons, the 3rd order neurons always projects to the ____________?

A

cerebral cortex

22
Q

Which class of axon would be used to bring info on pH from blood vessels?

23
Q

Visceral mechanoreceptors and baroreceptors transmit to the CNS via

24
Q

Which type of nerve fiber is subdivided into alpha, beta, delta, and gamma?

A

A nerve fibers

25
Peripheral nerves are formed of bundles of axons called ____________, these bundles are wrapped in a _________________
fascicles, perineurium
26
Dense collagen fibers provide support to the _____________?
epineurium
27
Light touch, or feeling the wind enters the CNS via GSAs and then ascending via the _______________?
anterior spinothalamic tract
28
Alpha neurons always innervate _________?
skeletal m.
29
Which sensory modality is transmitted the fastest?
proprioception
30
Which classification system came from direct measurements of axonal diameter?
I, II, III, and IV
31
Only 4 of the 12 cranial nerves contain GVE fibers. These are CN III, ______, ______, and ________
VII, IX, X
32
Arrange these fibers in order from fastest conduction to slowest: -small diameter unmyelinated -large diameter myelinated -medium myelinated -small diameter myelinated
-large diameter myelinated -medium myelinated -small diameter myelinated -small diameter unmyelinated
33
Pain and temp are transmitted from cutaneous receptors to the cortex via?
spinothalamic tract
34
T/F: C fibers are always unmyelinated
true
35
The telencephalon starts as 2 swellings connected medially by a thin membrane called the?
lamina terminalis
36
The brain flexure which develops between the metencephalon and the myelencephalon is called the:
pontine
37
T/F: the basal plate forms the sensory neurons
false
38
The spinal cord develops from the:
caudal neural tube
39
T/F: the medulla and cerebellum form from the same secondary vesicle
false
40
The choroid plexus is a 3 layer tissue. What describes the 2nd layer?
scattered pial cells
41
The type of blood vessel located within the choroid plexus is:
fenestrated capillaries
42
The glial cell associated with the choroid plexus:
ependymal cells
43
T/F: hormones and chemical signals can travel within CSF
true
44
CSF within sinuses drains next into?
jugular veins
45
CSF crosses the membrane of the villi. Villi are formed by?
arachnoid mater