central nervous system Flashcards

1
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Subdivisions of the CNS

A

SC and brain

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2
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membranes of the CNS (meninges)

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dura
arachnoid
pia

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3
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what surrounds the brain and function

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cerebrospinal fluid

cushion and supplies nutrients

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4
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regions of the brain

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forebrain
midbrain
hindbrain

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5
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what does the hind brain include

A

pons
medulla
cerebellum

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6
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which cranial nerves are connected to the medulla

A

7-12

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7
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what does the medulla contain

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cardiovascular and respiratory centres
ascending and descending tracts
spinal nucleus of the trigeminal nerve

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8
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functions of the medulla

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autonomic functions

relays info between brain and SC

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9
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what is the purpose of the spinal nucleus of the trigeminal nerve

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processes sensory info from mouth and face

info related to pain and temp away from oro facial region

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10
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what can happen if fluid accumulates in the cranial cavity

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increased inter cranial pressure
medulla displaced downwards into SC of CV
CV and RC compromised

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11
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What does the pons contain

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amending and descending tracts
nuclei of 5 and 6 (trigeminal and adbucens)
nuclei that connect motor pathways to cerebellum

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12
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role of the pons

A

controlling autonomic functions

relays sensory between cerebrum and cerebellum

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13
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function of cerebellum

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coordinate movement

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14
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3 divisions of the cerebellum

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spinocerebellum
vestibulocerebellum
cerebrocellubellum

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15
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function of spinocerebellum

A

finetune movement

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16
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function of vestibulocerebellum

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balance

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17
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function of cerebrocerebellum

A

balance/coordination

18
Q

where is the midbrain found

A

between pons and thalamus

19
Q

how is the midbrain connected

A

peduncles

20
Q

which CN arise from the midbrian

A

3 and 4 (oculomotor and trochlear)

21
Q

function of the midbrain

A

control body movement through 2 nuclei and connections to cerebellum
involved in sight and hearing

22
Q

what are found on the posterior surface of the midbrain

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superior and inferior colliculi

23
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what is the superior collicuili fucntion

A

recieves vision input

24
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inferior colliculi function

A

input from auditory cortex

25
Q

what is at the anterior part of midbrain and what happens

A

red nuclei

info from cerebellum joins motor pathways

26
Q

what do the colliculi work together to allow

A

localise source of sounds

27
Q

what are the pairs of nuclei in the anterior part of the midbrain

A

red nuclei

substantia nigra

28
Q

what does the substantial nigra contain

A

dopamine as a neurotransmittor

29
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what does dopamine do

A

inhibits unwanted movement and amplifies wanted movement

30
Q

what causes parkinsons and what does it lead to

A

lack of dopamine
tremor at rest
poverty of movement

31
Q

divisions of the forebrain

A

telencephalon

diencephalon

32
Q

what makes up the telecephalon

A

cerebrum

cerebral cortex

33
Q

what makes up the diencephalon

A

structures deep in cerebrum

34
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4 lobes of the cerebrum cortex

A

frontal
occipital
parietal
temporal

35
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what are the lobes divide by

A

sulci

36
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what do all cortical regions hvw

A

6 layer structure

37
Q

how is the cortex arranged

A

gyrus is folded to increase the SA

38
Q

classifications of the areas

A

motor
sensory
association

39
Q

what are the sensory and motor areas

A

somatotopic

upside-down and contralateral

40
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fuction of the forebrain

A

control perception memory language and cognitive functions