Block 5 W4 IMPORTANT REVIEW PLSSS Flashcards

1
Q

What are the layers of the skull?

A

Skin, dense connective tissue, epicranial aponeurosis, loose connective tissue and the pericranium

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2
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Dense connective tissue

A

Fibrofatty layer below the skin

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3
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Loose connective tissue

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Loose areolar connective tissue which allows for movement

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4
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Pericranium

A

Pneumatic bone of the skull

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5
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Epidural layer

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Contains epidural fatty connective tissue

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6
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Dura mater

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Double membrane of periosteal layer and meningeal layer

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7
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Arachnoid mater

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Avascular connective tissue layer

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8
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Pia mater

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Highly vascularised and very close to the brain

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9
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Meningitis

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Inflammation of the meninges of the brain caused by bacteria in the bloodstream. Inflammation leads to cerebral oedema and raised intracranial pressure.

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10
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Superior cerebral vein

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Superior cerebral vein drains the superior surface into the saggital sinus

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11
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Superior anastomotic vein

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Connects superficial middle cerebral vein to the superior saggital sinus

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12
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Superior middle cerebral vein

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Drains the lateral surface of the hemispheres

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13
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Inferior cerebral vein

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Drains the inferior aspect of cerebral hemisphere

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14
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Inferior anastomotic vein

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Connects the superficial middle cerebral vein to the transverse sinus

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15
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Area 40

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Area 40: left-right discrimination, sensation and praxia.

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16
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Lesion of Area 39

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Alexia, dysgraphia and alexia

17
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Lesion of Area 40

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Hemineglect, apraxia and loss of left-right discrimination

18
Q

Calcarine sulcus

A

Calcarine sulcus receives vision information

19
Q

Superior temporal gyrus

A

Primary auditory cortex

20
Q

Where is the input to the basal ganglia?

A

The striata, which receives glutamate signals from the cerebral cortex

21
Q

Pars reticulata

A

Output neuron of the basal ganglia. Pars reticulata is a portion of the substantia nigra which releases inhibitory GABA that has connections to the superior colliculi to control eye movements

22
Q

Pars compacta

A

Input neuron of the basal ganglia. Pars compacta is a portion of the substantia nigra which releases dopamine to control subthalamic inhibition for motor movement.

23
Q

Output of the basal ganglia

A

Substantia nigra pars reticulata and globus pallidus internal segment

24
Q

Intrinsic nuclei of basal ganglia

A

Pars compacta, globus pallidus external segment and subthalamic nuclei

25
Q

D1 receptors

A

Direct pathway to allow for subthalamic inhibition of motor movement

26
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D2 receptors

A

Indirect pathway to suppress the inhibition of the subthalamic nucleus and initiates motor movement

27
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D3 receptors

A

Cognition, attention impulse control, attention

28
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D4 receptors

A

Cognition, attention impulse control, attention

29
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D5 receptors

A

Decision making, cognition, attention, renin secretion

30
Q

Which dopamine receptors are expressed in the striata?

A

D1, 2, D3, D4, D5

31
Q

Which dopamine receptors are expressed in the substantia nigra?

A

D1 and D5

32
Q

How does dopamine affect other hormones?

A

Reduces production of serotonin and histamine; inversely proportional relationship

33
Q

How is Parkinson’s treated?

A

D2 receptor agonists, drugs to increase dopamine availabilty such as amantadine

34
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What drug is commonly used with levodopa?

A

Carbidopa which inhibits DOPA decarboxylase to prevent peripheral conversion of levodopa to dopamine