Brain images Flashcards by Vet Med

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What lobe is this

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Pyriform lobe

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Frontal lobe

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What lobe is this

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Parietal lobe

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What lobe is this

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Occipital lobe

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What lobe is this

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Temporal lobe

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What is the green area

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Cruciate sulcus

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What is the more rostral blue area and what is it involved in?

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Precruciate gyrus, motor funciton.

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What is the more caudal blue area and what is it involved in?

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postcruciate gyrus, sensory function.

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What is the green line? and what gray matter surrounds this fissure?

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Rhinal fissure, Insular Cortex.

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What is the blue area

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olfactory bulb

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Olfactory stria

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What is the more dorsal purple area

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Corups callosum

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What is the more ventral purple area

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Fornix

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Rostral commissure

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What is this area

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thalamus

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hypothalamus

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What is this blue area

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mammillary body

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What is this green space

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Mesencephalic aquaduct

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What is this area of the brain

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Cerebellar hemispheres

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what is this nerve

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optic

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What nerve can be seen running ventral to the brain for slides 14-23 and ending here

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oculomotor nerve

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The only nerve leaving the brain dorsally

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Trochlear

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what is this nerve

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trigeminal

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The red area has this nerve

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Abducens

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This nerve is in the red area

Facial

What is this nerve

vestibulocochlear

What are the three nerves running here

Glossopharyngeal, vagus, accessory

Nerve

Hypoglossal

Info from cortex to crus cerebri

Internal capsule super highway

This is always lateral to the lateral ventricle Part of the dorsal striatum

caudate nucleus associative loop within basal ganglia

Lateral to Caudate Nucleus, also a component of the Dorsal Striatum.

Putamen Sensory motor loop within basal ganglia

Globus Pallidus

Ventral lateral thalammic nucleus

Crus Cerebri (Cerebral peduncle)

Subthalmic nucleus

Substantia nigra

Who's that pokemon?

It's Clefairy!!

What is the source of the rubriospinal tract (dorsal lateral tract)

Red nucleus

Rostal colliculus

Pontine nuclei

Pontine recticular formation

Medulary Recticular Formation

Axon from motor cortex through the pons to medullary pyramid.

Pyramidal tract

After the tract leaves pyramid on it's way to the dorsal lateral in spinal column

Pyramid decussation

Lateral vestibular spinal tract starts here and goes to the ventro medial tracts in the spinal chord

Vesibular Nucli

Has cranial nerves 9,10,11

Nuclus ambiguus

Underside of vermis

Nodulus | (+flocculus = vestibulo cerebellum)

Flocculus | (+nodulus = ventro cerebellum)

vermis makes up spino cerebellum with medial hemisphere

Rostral Celebellar Peduncle | (look at other views for this)

Caudal Cerebellar peducle | (look at other views for this)

Middle cerebellar peduncle largest of the 3 (look at other views)

Is made up of 4 nuclei I'm pointing at the general area 107c 107b 107a

Deep cerebellar nuclei 107c: fastigial 107b: globose 107b too also as well: embiloform 107a: dendate

Cingulate gyros

Medial prefrontal cortex

Hippocampus

hippocampus

globus pallidus

Rostral thalmic nucleus

Periaqueductal grey

Ventral pallidum

Dorsal Pallidum

Dorsomedial thalmic Nucleus

Ventral tegmental area

Parabrachial nucleus

Dorsal Roots

Dorsal horn

Gracille Faciculus

Cunate fasciculus

Lateral spinothalmic tract

Cuneate tubercle

Gracille tubercle

Trigeminal tubercle

Gracille nucleus

Internal arcuate fibers

Spinal tract of 5

nucleus of 5

Trigeminal cheif sensory nucleus

Medial lemniscus

Ventro caudal nucleus

Post cruciate gyrus

What is Santa's nose touching

Lateral geniculate

Medial longitundinal fasciculus

Cohlear nucleus

Rostral olivary nucleus

Trapezoid body decussation

Lateral lemniscus

Caudal Colliculus

Branchium of caudal colliculus

Medial geniculate nucleus

part of ventral striatum

trigone

Amygdala

Solitary nucleus

Solitary tract

Obex

Pyramid

Pontine decussation