3rd semester Flashcards

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3
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95% of the ______ fibers are from the _____ hair cells

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Afferent

Inner

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4
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Stapes is in contact with ______ window

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Oval

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6
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Outer ear is made from _____ certilage

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Elastic

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7
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Lacrimal glands are innervated by ____ nerve

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Facial

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9
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Ciliary muscle are responsible for _______

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Accommodation

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11
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Ciliary process secrete

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Aqueous humor

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12
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Embryonic origin of the brain (names of brain parts)

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13
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What goes through the superior and inferior orbital fissure?

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14
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What goes throught the foramen rotundum?

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V2 Maxillary nerve

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15
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What goes through the foramen ovale?

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V3 Mandibular

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What goes through the foramen spinosum

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Middle meningeal artery

meningeal branch of V3

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Cranial nerve and their exit in the brain

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Jagular foramen content

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Sensory Bbroadman’s area

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1,2,3

one two three-sensory

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Vision Bbroadman’s area

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17

when you are 17 you look at yourself in the mirror

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21
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Hearing Bbroadman’s area

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41,42

forty one forty two = I can hear you

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Cingulate gyrus Bbroadman’s area

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23,24

this are the ages when its best to be single=singulate

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Motor Bbroadman’s area

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4

four=motor

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Speech Bbroadman’s area?

other name for it?

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22

2=ב

בלבולי ביצים

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what passes through the cavernous sinus?

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26
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post embryonic division of the brain?

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Prosen= Telen+Dien

Mesen

Rhomben= Meten+Myelen

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parts of the frontal lobe

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28
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inferior parietal libe is composed of

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supramarginal gyrus

angular gyrus

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what is the location of Wernick’s speech?

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superior temporal gyrus

30
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the _________ separates the Cuneus from the lingual gyrus

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calcarine sulcus

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calcaravis contains Broadmans area __ __ __ for ___

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19,17,18

visual field

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fornix parts

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33
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nuclei inside the cerebellum

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34
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caudate nucleus try to visualize it

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35
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deffinition of commisure

profection tracts

assosiation tracts

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36
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four parts of the corpus collosum

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rostrum

genu

body

splenium

37
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localization of the habenular commisure

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infront of the pineal gland

38
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which pathways move through the internal capsule and where in it

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39
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structure of the Thalamus and important things

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40
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structures of the hypothalamus

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optic chaism

mammilary body

infundibulum

tuber cinereum

41
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interventricular foramen of Monro connects the ____ with the_____

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lateral ventricle

3rd ventricle

42
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what can we find in the interpeduncular fossa?

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CN III

oculomotor sulcus

43
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superior colliculus is connected to_____

inferior colliculus is connected to _____

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LGB

MGB

44
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origin of pons

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Metencephalon

45
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cranial nerves exiting the Pons?

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5

6

7

8

46
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what CN exit tha lateral and medial oaraolivery sulcus?

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lateral- 9,10,11

medial- 12

47
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vertebrae arteries arise from

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subclavian arteries

48
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branches of the vertebrae arteries before they unite

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Anterior spinal- 1 formed by both

posterior spinal- 2 arisinf, one from each

posterior inferior cerebellar

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basilar artery branches

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anterior inferior cerebellar

labyrinthine

superior cerebellar

pontine

50
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posterior cerebral artery is formed by the

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bifurcation of the basilar artery

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