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A&P brain lab Flashcards

1
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lateral view: front of brain

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frontal lobe

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lateral view: top of brain

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parietal lobe

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lateral view: bottom of brain

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temporal lobe

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lateral view: back of brain

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occipital lobe

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5
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lateral view: small attachment to brain

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cerebellum

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6
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parietal lobe: separates gyri

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central sulcus

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7
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gyrus towards frontal lobe

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precentral gyrus

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8
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gyrus towards occipital lobe

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postcentral gyrus

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9
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line separates frontal and temporal lobe

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lateral fissure

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10
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line separates temporal and occipital from cerebellum

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transverse fissure

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11
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top of brain: line that separates left and right brain

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longitudinal fissure
sagittal fissure

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12
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structure that separates cerebellum into two

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cerebellar vermis

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13
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cerebrum and diencephalon makes

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forebrain

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14
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midbrain, pons, and medulla oblongata makes

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brainstem

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15
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pons, medulla oblongata, and cerebrum makes

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hindbrain

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16
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line that separates parietal and occipital lobe

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parieto-occipital sulcus
parietooccipital fissure

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17
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big bump on brainstem

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pons

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18
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underneath big bump on brainstem

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medulla oblongata

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19
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above big bump on brainstem

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midbrain

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20
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structure on medulla oblongata

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medullary pyramid

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21
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bump on medulla oblongata

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olive

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22
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divider of medulla oblongata

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decussation of the pyramids

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23
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macaroni noodle opening

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optic nerve

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macaroni noodle body

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optic chiasm

25
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macaroni noodle

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optic tract

26
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below mac noodle

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infundibulum

27
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below below mac noodle, above pons

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mammillary body

28
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inside skull first hole
opposite large hole

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olfactory foramina

29
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inside skull hole on left side

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optic canal

30
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side skull hole on right side

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foramen rotundum

31
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inside skull hole (line) on left side

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internal acoustic meatus

32
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inside skull hole on right side about big hole

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jugular foramen

33
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inside skull line above big hole

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hypoglossal canal

34
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inside skull big hole

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foramen magnum

35
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inside eye small hole

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optic canal

36
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inside eye line by long hole

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superior orbital fissure

37
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under skull small hole on left side

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foramen ovale

38
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under skull small hole on right side, close to big hole

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stylomastoid foramen

39
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under skull big hole

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foramen magnum

40
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corpora quadrigemina has:

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superior colliculus, inferior colliculus

41
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cerebellar peduncle has:

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superior, middle, inferior

42
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optic canal nerves:

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optic nerve II

43
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superior orbital fissure nerves:

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oculomotor nerve III
trigeminal nerve V
abducens nerve VI
trochlear nerve IV

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foramen ovale nerves:

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trigeminal nerve V

45
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foramen rotundum nerves:

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trigeminal nerve V

46
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internal acoustic meatus nerves:

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vestibulocochlear nerve VIII
facial nerve VII

47
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stylomastoid nerves:

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facial nerve VII

48
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jugular foramen nerves:

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vagus nerve X
glossopharyngeal nerve IX
accessory nerve XI

49
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hypoglossal canal nerves:

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hypoglossal nerve XII

50
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olfactory foramina nerves:

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olfactory nerve I

51
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foramen magnum nerves:

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accessory nerve XI

52
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above cerebellar peduncles

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corpora quadrigemina

53
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above corpora quadrigemina

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pineal body

54
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above pineal body (space)

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3rd ventricle

55
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above third ventricle

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interthalamic adhesion

56
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above interthalamic adhesion

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corpus callosum

57
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next to interthalamis adhesion

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thalamus
diencephalon

58
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ridge single, plural

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gyrus, gyri

59
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cerebellum has:

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white line: arbor vitae
ridges: folia

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