Brain & Cranial Nerves Flashcards

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Major Parts of the Brain include the ______ ______ (Autonomic), ____________ (mechanical), __________ and Cerebrum

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Brain Stem, Cerebellum, Diencephalon and Cerebrum

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The Brain Stem is continuous with the spinal cord via the foramen magnum and has 3 subdivisions 1. _______ _______, 2. ______ and 3. _________

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Medulla Oblongata, Pons and Midbrain

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T/F the medulla oblongata controls breathing the CV center and cough reflexes

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True

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The Cerebellum is _________ to the brain stem and is also known as the _____ ____

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Posterior; little brain

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The Diencephalon is __________ to the brain stem and has 3 subdivisions 1. ________ (major relay center), 2. __________ (master gland of endocrine system) and 3. __________ (controls sleep and secretes melatonin)

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  1. Thalamus, 2. Hypothalymus (below thalamus), 3. Epithalamus
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The ____________ is the largest part of the brain. The right side is known as creative and the left side is known as the creative but both sides do a bit of both.

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Cerebrum aka big brain

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The Hypothalamus secretes _____ different types of hormones

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9

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The Brain Blood supply is provided by __________ (Internal/Anterior and Vertebral/posterior via C6) and ____________ (Internal Jugular)

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Arteries; Veins

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An interruption of blood flow for _____ mins impairs neural Fx and a total deprivation of oxygen for _____ mins causes permanent injury

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1-2 mins; 4 mins

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Protective coverings of the Brain include Falx Cerebri separating two hemispheres of _________, the Falx Cerebelli separating 2 hemispheres of __________ and Tentorium Cerebelli separating the _______ from ________

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Falx cerebri = 2 hemispheres of Cerebrum

Falx Cerebelli = 2 hemispheres of Cerebellum

Tentorium Cerebelli = Cerebrum from Cerebellum

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CSF is created by __________ cells. CSF protects the brain and spinal chord from chemical & physical injuries. It curculates in the ____________ space btwn arachnoid mater and pia mater.

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Ependymal; Subarachnoid space

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CSF and choroid plexus protect _____ ventricles in total. The __________ventricles, thrid ventricle and fourth ventricle.

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4; Lateral, third and fourth

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_______________ is when CSF gets blocked in the brain and tissues swell. In infants this causes fontanels to budge.

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Hydrocephalus

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The Medulla Oblongata is a continuation of the spinal chord and has sensory (ascending) tracts and motor (descending) tracts travel thru white mater and many nerves ____________ (cross over) in the medulla

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decussate

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Rhythm of breathing, reflexes of vomiting, coughing and sneezing are all controlled by _____________ rhythmicity

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Medullary rythmicity

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16
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The nuclei for cranial nerves VIII - vestibulochlear, IX - glossopharyngeal, X - Vagus, XI - Accessory and XII hypoglossal (8-12) reside in the ________ ________

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Medulla Oblongata

17
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Pneumonic for remembering Nerve order?

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On Old Olypmus Towering Tops A Finn And German Viewed Some Hops

18
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Pneumonic for Cranial Nerve Types?

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Some Say Marry Money But My Brother Says Big Botty’s Matter Most

S = Sensory; M = Motor; B = Both

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Cranial Nerve I - O

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On = Olfactory** = Smell = **Sensory

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Cranial Nerve II - O

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Old = Optic** = Vision = **Sensory

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Cranial Nerve III - O

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Olypmus = Oculomotor** = mmt of lids, pupil, innervation, inferior oblique & rectus = **Motor

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Cranial Nerve IV - T

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Towering = Trochlear** = Mmt of Eyeball Superior Oblique = **Motor

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Cranial Nerve V - T

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Tops = Trigeminal** - Widest nerve = Touch, Pain, Temp impulses, chewing, sensation of face = **Both

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Cranial Nerve VI - A

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A = Abducens** = lateral mmt of Eyeball, extrinsic, abducts = **Motor

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Cranial Nerve VII - F

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Finn = Facial** = Taste, Facial expression, Saliva, Tears = **Both

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Cranial Nerve VIII - A

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And = Auditory Vestibulochochlear = Equilibrium, Hearing = Sensory

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Cranial Nerve IX - G

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German - Glossopharyngeal** = Speech, Secretion of Saliva, Taste Buds, elevates pharynx and larynx = **Both

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Cranial Nerve X - V

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Viewed = Vagus - longest nerve = Taste, Somatic Sensations, Swallowing, coughing, Voice, GI Tract, respiratory passages, Heart Rate = Both

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Cranial Nerve XI - S

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Some = Spinal Accessory = sensory axons do not return to the brain = Proprioception, Swallowing, Moving of Head & Shoulders = Motor

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Cranial Nerve XII - H

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Hops = _*Hypo*glossal_ = Sensory axons do not return to the brain = Mmt of Tongue during Speech and Swallowing = Motor