topography of the brain Flashcards

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what is present in white matter?

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myelinated axons

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2
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what is present in grey matter?

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neuronal cell bodies

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3
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what is involved in white matter in spinal cords and brain

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various tracts

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4
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what is a tract?

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fibre pathway passing through the CNS carrying a specific modality

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5
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what would you call a neuronal cell body collection within CNS

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nucleus

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6
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what would you call neuronal cell bodies outside the CNS ?

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ganglion

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7
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what are ventricles?

A

spaces within the brain

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8
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what are the ventricles within cerebral hemispheres?

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lateral ventricle

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9
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what is the ventricle within diencephalon

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III ventricle

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10
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what are the ventricles within the midbrain?

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cerebral aqueduct

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11
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what are the ventricles between pons and medulla and cerebellum?

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IV ventricle

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12
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where is the cerebral fluid present?

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inside ventricles and vetween pia and arachnoid

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13
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where is the CSF formed?

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by choroid plexus in each ventricle

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14
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where is the CSF absorbed?

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by arachnoid villi into saggital sinus

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15
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where do the 2 internal carrots arteries enter the skull through?

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the carotid canal (foramen lacerum)

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16
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how is the basilar arteries formed?

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2 vertebral arteries join together on the ventral surface of the brainstem

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17
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what does the vertebra-basilar system give branches to supply?

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brainstem and cerebellum

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18
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what is included in the anterior cerebral?

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Medial aspect of cerebral hemispheres excluding Occipital lobe.

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19
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what is included in the middle cerebral

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Lateral aspect of cerebral hemispheres

20
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what is included in the posterior cerebral?

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Inferior aspect of cerebral hemispheres and Occipital lobe.

21
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what do the dural venous sinues join to drain into?

A

internal jjugular veins

22
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what does the neural tube develop from?

A

dorsal surface ectoderm

23
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how are the vesicles formed?

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as soon as the neural tube was formed, it divided into 3 primary vesicles and then into 2yr vesicles

24
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function of the brainstem centres

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produce the rigidly programmed automatic behaviours essential for survival.

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what are involved in the brainstem?
midbrain, pons and medulla
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what ventricle is the cavity of the medulla
IV ventricle
27
what are the contents of the white matter of medulla section?
Pyramidal tract Medial lemniscus Inferior cerebellar peduncle Other tracts.
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what are the contents of the grey matter of the medulla part?
``` Cranial n nucleii & inferior olivary nucleus Nucleii of the Reticular formation (vital centres) Sensory nucleii (gracile and cuneate) ```
29
where is the IV ventricle in relation to the Pons
posterior
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what are the surface features of pons?
Middle cerebellar peduncle | Cranial nerves V, VI, VII & VIII originate from its surface.
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what are the contents of the white matter of the pons
``` Middle cerebellar peduncle Medial lemniscus (sensory) Pyramidal tract (motor) ```
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what are the contents of the grey matter of the pons
Cranial n. nucleii Pontine nucleii Nucleii of Reticular formation
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where does the midbrain develop from?
mesencephalon
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surface features fo the midbrain
Cerebral peduncle Superior cerebellar peduncle Corpora quadrigemina (superior & inferior colliculus) Origin of Oculomotor (CN III) & Trochlear (CN IV)
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what are the right and left hemispheres seperated by in the cerebellum?
vermis
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what does each hemisphere contain?
anterior, posterior and flocculonodular lobe
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what is on the surface of the cerebellum?
sulci and folia.
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how many cerebellar peduncles connect it to the brainstem?
3
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function of the cerebellum
Posture maintenance | Fine tuning motor activity
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where is the diencephalon found?
Deep within cerebral hemispheres, around the III ventricle
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what does the diencephalon develop from?
from diencephalic vesicle
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what does the thalamus contain?
groups of nucleii - anterior, medial and lateral group.
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what are the lateral group of the thalamus involved in?
processing sensory information
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what is the thalamus?
sensory relay station
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where does the hypothalamus lie?
below the thalamus separated from it by the hypothalamic sulcus.
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what are the homeostatic role of hypothalamus?
``` Autonomic Control Centre Body temperature regulation Regulation of food intake Regulation of water balance & thirst Regulation of sleep-wake cycle Control of endocrine system functioning ```
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function of the brainstem
Vital centres (respiratory, cardiovascular), cranial nerve nucleii III-XII.