*Neuroendocrine Exam 2 Flashcards

Decks in this Class (42):

• 1 Gross Brain Dennis

  1. Gross Brain (Dennis)

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  what is the function of the anterior lob,

  where do the posterior rootlets enter th,

  where is the primary motor cortex housed
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• 2 Cerebral Vasculature And Brain Homeost

  2. Cerebral Vasculature and Brain Homeostasis

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  fluid compartments in brain 4,

  3 areas for csf,

  main role of csf for brain
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• 2 Cerebral Vasculature And Brain Homeost

  2. Cerebral Vasculature and Brain Homeostasis (Darren)

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  how does o2 affect blood flow to the bra,

  how does the parasympathetic nervous sys,

  how might a decrease in csf cause an inc
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• 3 Blood Supply Hemorrhage And Herniation

  3. Blood Supply, Hemorrhage, and Herniation (Keim)

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  what two vessels supply the internal cap,

  in the medulla what is supplied by the p,

  what is the common source of bleeding in
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• 3 Blood Supply Hemorrhage Herniation

  3. Blood Supply, Hemorrhage, Herniation

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  parts of the internal carotid a 4,

  parts of the vertebral a 3,

  posterior circulation of the circle of w
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• 4 Neurohistology Dennis

  4. Neurohistology (Dennis)

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  what defines an ependymals cell as a cho,

  do ependymal cells have a basal lamina,

  what are the functions of ependymal cell
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• 4 Neurohistology

  4. Neurohistology

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  glial cells,

  neuropil,

  function of dendrite spines
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• 51 Neurotransmitter Systems Karius

  5.1 Neurotransmitter Systems (Karius)

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  what are the functions of the dopamine r,

  where is norepinephrine located in the c,

  what is the function of the tuberinfundi
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• 5 Chemical Messengers

  5. Chemical Messengers

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  where are neurons that make ach 2,

  function of ach from the striatum,

  function of ach from the brainstem
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• 52 Excitotoxicity Karius

  5.2 Excitotoxicity (Karius)

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  what are the 4 steps from hypoxia to ina,

  why is reperfusion damaging post excitot,

  what is the role of calcineurin in excit
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• 5 Excitotoxicity

  5. Excitotoxicity

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  what is glutamate derived from,

  where does aspartate function as a nt,

  what does ndma channel allow passage of
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• 6 Brain Arousal Systems

  6. Brain Arousal Systems

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  coma,

  persistent vegetative state,

  minimally conscious state
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• 6 Brain Arousal Systems Karius

  6. Brain Arousal Systems (Karius)

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  what is the general function of the sero,

  what system of awareness is particularly,

  where is the start of the cholinergic pa
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• 7 Csf And Hydrocephalus

  7. CSF and Hydrocephalus

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  where is the majority 65 of csf formed,

  bbb overview,

  what kind of transporters exist in the b
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• 7 Ventricle Csf And Hydrocephalus Darren

  7. Ventricle CSF and Hydrocephalus (Darren's- Tatum)

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  diagnosis,

  what are they signs and symptoms of norm,

  what are the 4 functions of csf
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• 8 Development Of The Brain Dennis

  8. Development of the Brain (Dennis)

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  what do we call the layer of pia mater a,

  what sort of epithelium makes up the neu,

  what division is formed by the mesenceph
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• 8 Development Of The Nervous System

  8. Development of the Nervous System

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  where does primary neurulation extend fr,

  what is the caudal eminence,

  almost all cells of the ns come from neu
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• 9 Somatosensory Tracts 1 Dennis

  9. Somatosensory Tracts 1 (Dennis)

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  what are the functions of the sensory nu,

  what are the two divisions of the main s,

  in the fasciculae gracilis and cuneatus
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• 10 Somatosensory Tracts 2 Dennis

  10. Somatosensory Tracts 2 (Dennis)

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  what types of sensation are carried in t,

  what is the direct pathway of the als fr,

  what is the indirect pathway of the als
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• 10 Somatosensory Tracts Ii

  10. Somatosensory Tracts II

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  what is the tract of the als,

  what is the indirect spinothalamic pathw,

  spinothlamaic fibers
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• 11 Sensory Physiology

  11. Sensory Physiology

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  what 2 things can be used to classify a,

  aalpha nerveclassification fiber diamete,

  c nerveclassification fiber diameter con
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• 12 Motor Tracts Keim

  12. Motor Tracts (Keim)

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  what are the signs for upper motor neuro,

  what are the signs for lower motor neuro,

  what is the orientation of proximal dist
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• 12 Motor Tracts

  12. Motor Tracts

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  what muscles does the medial corticospin,

  what muscles does the lateral corticospi,

  direct pathway of the corticospinal path
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• 13 Vestibular System Dennis

  13. Vestibular System (Dennis)

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  what are the two types of hair cells,

  what is the origin of the afferent fiber,

  which way would you expect a patient to
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• 13 The Vestibular System

  13. The Vestibular System

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  peripheral receptor apparatus,

  central vestibular nuclei,

  vestibuloocular network
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• 14 Motor Reflexes

  14. Motor Reflexes

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  cortical motor reflexes 2,

  brainstem midbrain reflexes 5,

  spinal reflexes 3
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• 15 16 Lesions

  15/16. Lesions

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  midbrain lesion of pcml,

  sc lesion of pcml,

  sc hemisection
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• Lecture 17 Cerebellum

  Lecture 17: Cerebellum

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  cerebellum function,

  cerebellum layers,

  molecular layer
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• 17 Cerebellum Keim

  17. Cerebellum (Keim)

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  what are the three afferent tracts for t,

  what is the general funciton of the cere,

  which of the cells of the cerebellum are
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• 18 Basal Ganglia

  18. Basal Ganglia

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  caudate functions 2,

  putamen is needed for,

  striatum includes
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• Lecture 18 Basal Ganglia

  Lecture 18: Basal Ganglia

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  what are components of the basal ganglia,

  where is substantia nigra found,

  what are the two parts of substantia nig
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• 18 19 Voluntary Motion And Basal Ganglia

  18/19. Voluntary Motion and Basal Ganglia

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  areas of the cortex needed for voluntary,

  dorsal visual pathway,

  what areas of the parietal cortex is inf
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• 19 Voluntary Motion Karius

  19. Voluntary Motion (Karius)

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  which visual pathway allows us to comple,

  what is the general function of the supp,

  what is the function of the cerebrocereb
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• 20 Visual Tracts Dennis

  20. Visual Tracts (Dennis)

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  what would damage to the optic chiasm pr,

  what specific part of the inferior optic,

  what is the pathway for pupillary constr
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• 20 Visual Tracts

  20. Visual Tracts

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  what forms the visual pathway,

  visual field,

  retinal field
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• 21 Control Of Eye Movements

  21. Control of Eye Movements

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  which eye movements are conjugate 3 whic,

  horizontal vertical systems do what,

  horizontal system tract
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• 21 Control Of Eye Movements Keim

  21. Control of Eye Movements (Keim)

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  where are the burst cells tonic cells an,

  what three locations are associated with,

  what is the key clinical difference betw
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• 22 Physiology Of Vision Darren S Pierce

  22. Physiology of Vision (Darren's Pierce)

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  what are blobs,

  what is the sequence of cells the signal,

  what is the function of the dorsal pathw
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• 22 Physiology Of The Visual System

  22. Physiology of the Visual System

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  rounder lens flatter lens,

  to increase curvature of the lens whats,

  to decrease curvature of the lens whats
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• Exam 2 Tracts

  Exam 2 Tracts

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  function of posterior column medial lemn,

  function of anterolateral system spinoth,

  function of trigeminothalamic pathway
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• Descending Motor Pathways And Their Func

  Descending Motor Pathways and Their Functions

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  corticospinal,

  corticobulbar,

  rubrospinal
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• Neurotransmitters

  Neurotransmitters

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  ach central location,

  ach function,

  ach ionotropic receptor
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