anatomy : brain stem Flashcards

1
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components of midbrain : nuclei

A

red nucleus —contains blood vessels and recieves info from cerebr and cerebe

substantia nigria
nuclei of oculomotor and trochlear nerves

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components of midbrain : tracts

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motor and sensory tracts -

cerebral peduncles - the efferent projections include corticobulbar and cortispinal axons

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corticobulbar axons

cortispinal axons

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cortex to brain stem

cortex to spinal cord

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4
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midbrain anterior and posterior section divided by

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cerebral aqueduct

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5
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The corpora quadrigemina found in midbrain consists of

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superior and inferior colliculus

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function of superior colliculus in midbrain

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part of visual system , relaying input from optic tract to the lateral geniculate body

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function of inferior colliculus in midbrain

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part of auditory pathway sends info to medial geniculate body

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midbrain - the reticular activating system

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present throughout brainstem and involved in sleep wake cycles

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9
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pons : nuclei

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  • sensory and motor nuclei cranial nerves 5-8
  • apneustic and pneumotaxic centres w medulla to maintain respiratory rhythm
  • raphe nuclei and recticular act. sys
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pons : tracts

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  • sup , middle and inf cerebellar peduncles (process and relay info to/from cerebellum)
  • Motor and sensory tracts (sensory fibres post to motors fibres)

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  • medulla associated with

- types of nuclei

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autonomic control, cranial nerves and motor&sensory relays

-autonomic nuclei , cranial nerve nuclei and relay nuclei

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medulla : autonomic nulcei

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cardiovascular centres : alter rate and force of cardiac contractions , and tone of vascular smooth muslce

Respiratory rhythmicity centers: recieve input from pons

Additional Centers : coughing , sneezing , hiccuping

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13
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medulla : Sensory & Motor Nuclei of 5 cranial nerves:

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8-12

for reference : Vestibular (VIII), Glossopharyngeal (IX), Vagus (X), Accessory (XI), and Hypoglossal (XII)

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medullary : relay nuclei

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nucleus gracilis and nucleus cuneatus : pass somatic sensory info to thalamus

olivary nuclei : relay info from spinal cord , cerebral cortex and brainstem to cerebelluar cortex

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15
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medullary tracts

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ventrally 2 ridges (medullary ridges ) formed by large corticospinal tracts

right above this , most of these fibres cross over

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16
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Origin of the Cranial Nerves:

which nerve originate in cerebrum

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olfactory I

optic II

17
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Origin of the Cranial Nerves:

midbrain

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trochlear nerve IV …. on post side of midbrain

18
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Origin of the Cranial Nerves:

Midbrain-pontine junction

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oculomotor III

19
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Origin of the Cranial Nerves

PONS

A

trigeminal V

20
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Origin of the Cranial Nerves:

Pontine-medulla junction

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abducens VI , facial VII , vestibulocochlear VII

21
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Origin of the Cranial Nerves

Medulla oblongata

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post to olive : glossopharyngeal, vagus, accessory (IX-XI).

ant : hypoglossal XII