34 Imaging: Cranial Nerves Flashcards
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Olfactory Nerve
- What is notable about this cranial in relation to the thalamus?
- Is this nerve visceral or somatic? Afferent or efferent?
- What is notable about the axons of the bipolar neurons of the nasal mucosa aka the olfactory epithelium?
- Where does it exit the skill?
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Olfactory Nerve
- Pathway
- Olfactory Receptor Cells
- Are these 1st, 2nd, or 3rd order neurons?
- What cells to they project to in the olfactory bulb?
- Mitral Cells
- What are these the principal cells of?
- Are they excitatory or inhibitory?
- What NT do they use?
- What tracts do they project to, and where do these projections go?
- Primary Olfactory Cortex
- What Brodmann area is this?
- What part of it overlies the uncus?
- Olfactory Receptor Cells
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Olfactory Nerv: Pathology
- Lesions of the pathway
- What are the 2 most common causes of these?
- What do they cause? Is this an ipsilateral or contralateral pathology?
- Lesions in which area are associated with olfactory hallucinations?
- Foster Kennedy Syndrome (FKS)
- What are the 3 main manifestations of this?
- Which is a contralateral pathology?
- What kind of pathology usually causes this syndrome?
- What are the 3 main manifestations of this?
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