Skull and Brain Flashcards

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Original structure of invaginations?

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Branchial arches

Supported gills

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Tetrapod differences from fish?

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  • Developed neck
  • Bones instead of cartilage
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Ear ossicles?

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Bones of the ear; evolved from reptilian jaw joint

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Difference btwn mammalian/human brain & other animals?

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Same basic pattern, but:

  • larger forebrain
  • smaller midbrain and hindbrain
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What are the 2 divisions of the skull?

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Cranium and mandible

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Cranial divisions?

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  • Viscerocranium (face; jaws)
    • Basicranium (skull base)
    • Neurocranium (brain case
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Types of cranial bone? What parts do they form?

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Endochondral bone: forms cranial base

Intramembranous bone: forms cranial vault, most of face, and jaws

Individual cranial bones can have both endochondral and intramembranous parts

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Frontal bone

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Ethmoid

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(Within sphenoid)

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Which brain regions go in each fossa?

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3 ways the skull grows?

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  • Sutural growth
  • Drift
  • Synchondrosis growth
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Sutural growth?

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Drift?

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Deposition and reabsorption of cranial bone; expands cavities

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Cranial capacity at birth?
400cc (size of adult chimp)
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Infants have **spaces** between cranial bones. What are they called and what's their purpose?
Fontanelles Allows for brain growth, and deformation during childbirth
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Edentulous jaws
"Meth mouth" Loss of teeth = less bone stress = bone resorption
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CNS body mass % & BMI %?
2-3% of body mass 20-30% of basal metabolic rate
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of neurons and synapses?
- 100 Billion neurons - Each neuron makes 10k synapses
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Brain folds are called (2 words)?
- Gyri - Sulci
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Brain gray matter & white matter location?
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Cerebellum function?
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Pons function?
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Medulla oblongata function?
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Midbrain?
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Thalamus and Hypothalamus function?
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Occipital lobe function?
Vision (receives sensory input from the eyes)
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Frontal lobe function?
Motor functions, memory, emotional regulation, motor aspects of speech
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Parietal lobe function?
Integrate sensory stimuli (e.g. vision and balance), major speech areas
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Temporal lobe function?
Receives sensory input from ears, smell, visual/word memory
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Limbic system?
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Pre and post central gyrus function?
Pre-central gyrus: motor cortex Post-central gyrus: sensory cotex
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