[ANAT] PITUITARY GLAND Flashcards

1
Q

Site of pituitary gland

A

hypophyseal fossa

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2
Q

pituitary gland is separated from pons by

A

dorsum sellae

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3
Q

pituitary gland is connected to hypothalamus by

A

infundibulum

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4
Q

anterior relation

A

tuberculum sellae

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5
Q

posterior relation

A

dorsum sellae

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6
Q

superior relation

A

diaphragma sellae
optic chiasma

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7
Q

inferior relation

A

body of sphenoid
sphenoidal air sinus

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8
Q

relations of gland on either side

A

cavernous sinus + its contents

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9
Q

parts of adenohypophysis

A

pars distalis
pars intermedia
pars tuberalis

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10
Q

structure encircling infundibulum

A

pars tuberalis

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11
Q

parts of neurohypophysis

A

pars nervosa
infundibulum
medial eminence

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12
Q

anterior lobe consists of

A

pars disatalis
pars tuberalis

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13
Q

posterior lobe consists of

A

pars intermedia
pars nervosa
infundibulum
medial eminence

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14
Q

arterial supply of adenohypophysis

A

superior hypophyseal arteries

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15
Q

arterial supply of neurohypophysis

A

inferior hypophyseal arteries

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16
Q

superior hypophyseal arteries arise from

A

cerebral part of ICA
(4th part of ICA)

17
Q

inferior hypophyseal arteries arise from

A

cavernous part of ICA
(3rd part of ICA)

18
Q

main transporter of hormones in blood

A

hypothalamic hypophyseal portal vein

19
Q

venous drainage

A

cavernous sinus

20
Q

forms infundibular ring

A

inferior hypophyseal arteries

21
Q

receives hormones from supraoptic & paraventricular nuclei

A

inferior hypophyseal arteries

22
Q

supraoptic nucleus secretes

A

ADH to posterior pituitary

23
Q

paraventricular nucleus secretes

A

oxytocin to posterior pituitary

24
Q

infundibular/arcuate nucleus secrete

A

release & release inhibiting hormones to the anterior pituitary (via portal circulation)

25
upward pressure of pituitary tumors causes
bitemporal hemianopia
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downward pressure of pituitary tumors causes
ballooning of sellae
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lateral pressure on cavernous sinus causes
eye congestion diplopia
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other effects of pituitary tumors
endocrinal disturbances
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embryological origin of pituitary gland
ectodermal
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2 primordia of pituitary gland
1-upward growth from ectodermal roof of stomodeum=hypophysial diverticulum (Rathke's pouch) 2-downward growth from neuroectoderm of floor of diencephalon= neurohypophysial diverticulum (infundibular process)
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pituitary cleft is present between
pars distalis & intermedia
32
pituitary cleft is
a remnant of Rathke's pouch
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craniopharyngeal canal present in
sphenoid bone original course of stalk of Rathke's pouch
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anomalies of pituitary gland
craniopharyngioma pharyngeal hypophysis
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craniopharyngioma is?
remnant of stalk of Rathke's pouch in roof of oropharynx
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craniopharyngioma causes
hypopituitarism