Chapter 15 - Brain & Cranial Nerves Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 4 parts of the brain?

A

Cerebrum, diencephalon, brain stem, cerebellum

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2
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Connects brain to spinal cord

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Brain stem

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3
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Has 2 hemispheres, responsible for balance and coordination

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Cerebellum

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4
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Gyri

A

Folds (looks like worms)

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5
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Sulci

A

Depressions in brain

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6
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Fissures

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Deeper grooves in brain

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7
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Meninges

A

Protective CT surrounding the brain

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8
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Dura mater

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Outermost meninge, dense, irregular CT

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9
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2 layers of Dura Mater

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Periosteal - closest to bone

Meningeal

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10
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Dural venous sinuses

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Cavities formed between the 2 layers of the dura mater.

They contain blood

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11
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arachnoid layer

A

web of collagen and elastic fibers

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12
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subarachnoid space

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suribrospinal fluid - ependymal cells

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13
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pia mater

A

innermost; areolar CT

adheres to brain

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14
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cranial dural septa

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dips the dura mater into cranial cavity to form sinuses

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15
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falx cerebri

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forms superior and inferior sagittal sinuses

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16
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tentorium cerebelli

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forms transverse sinuses

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17
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falx cerebelli

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forms occipital sinus

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18
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lateral ventricle

A

2 of them

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19
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septum pellucidum

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thin membrane divides the 2 lateral ventricles

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20
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interventricular foramen

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tunnel connector in the 3rd ventricle

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21
Q

mesencephalic aqueduct (cerebral aqueduct)

A

connection between the 3rd and 4th ventricles

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22
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cerebrospinal fluid

A

circulates in ventricles, subarachnoid space, and central canal of SC
formed by choroid plexuses(ependymal cells)

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23
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functions of cerebrospinal fluid

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protects brain, reduces weight of brain, transports nutrients; removes waste products

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24
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blood-brain barrier

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formed from perivascular feet of astrocytes

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25
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what does the blood brain barrier prevent?

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prevents contamination of fluid in brain tissue

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26
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what is the cerebrum responsible for?

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responsible for conscious thought and intellectual function

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27
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hemispheric lateralization

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right to left

left to right

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28
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left hemisphere

A

right handed control
spoken/written language
numerical/scientific skills

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29
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right hemisphere

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left handed control
music/artistic awareness
space/pattern perception
insight
imagination
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30
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frontal lobe

A

motor control of sk muscle

intellectual function

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31
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parietal lobe

A

sensory

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32
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temporal lobe

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auditory and olfactory sensations

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33
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occipital lobe

A

visual stimuli

34
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insula lobe

A

taste interpretation

memory

35
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primary motor cortex

A

muscle movement

36
Q

motor speech area (broca’s area)

A

helps formulate words

37
Q

primary somatosensory cortex

A

main sensory center (parietal lobe)

38
Q

wernicke’s area

A

understanding written and spoken language

39
Q

gnostic area

A

integration; overall comprehension of situation

40
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homunculus

A

map of the brain

41
Q

central white matter

A

axons bundled together in “tracts”

42
Q

association tracts

A

within the same hemisphere

43
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commissural tracts

A

connect the 2 hemispheres

44
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projection tracts

A

project out of the brain

45
Q

cerebral (basal) nuclei

A

pairs of gray matter deep in white matter

middle of brain

46
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epithalamus

A

covers 3rd ventricle

47
Q

pineal gland

A

secretes melatonin

circadian rhythms - regulated by light

48
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habenular nuclei

A

visceral and emotional responses to odor

49
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diencephalon

A

3 parts: epithalami, thalamus, hypothalamus

50
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thalamus

A

(little dot)

filters and relays sensory information to cerebrum

51
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hypothalamus

A

controls temperature

52
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pituitary gland

A

controlled by the hypothalamus

53
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thermoregulation

A

temperature control

54
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satiety center

A

feeling of fullness or hungry

55
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circadian rhythms

A

sleepy or awake

56
Q

brain stem

A

3 parts; mesencephalon (mid brain), pons, medulla oblongata

57
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mesencephalon

A

mid brain

58
Q

cerebral peduncles

A

front of the mid brain

59
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corpora quadrigemina

A

back of the mid brain

60
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substantia nigra

A

produces dopamine

61
Q

pons

A

“bridge”

tracts that connect brain and SC

62
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medulla oblongata

A

tracts that connect brain and SC

63
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olivary nuclei

A

cluster of cell bodies

64
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folia

A

ridges

65
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arbor vitae

A

tree of life

66
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cerebellum functions

A

balance and coordination

67
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limbic system

A

emotion and memory

68
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amygdaloid

A

fear

69
Q

some say marry money but my brother says big butts matter more

A

sensory, sensory, motor, motor, both, etc…..

70
Q

on occasion our trusty truck acts funny, very good vehicle at home

A

olfactory, optic, oculomotor, trochlear, trigeminal, abducens, facial, vestibulocochlear, glossopharyngeal, vagus, accessory, hypoglossal

71
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I: olfactory

A

smell

72
Q

II: optic

A

vision

73
Q

III: oculomotor

A

eye muscles

74
Q

IV: trochlear

A

eye muscles

75
Q

V: trigeminal

A

face region - chewing muscle

76
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VI: adbucens

A

eye muscles

77
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VII: facial

A

tongue

78
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VIII: vestibulocochlear

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hearing/equilibrium

79
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IX: glossopharyngeal

A

tongue

80
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X: vagus

A

visceral organs

81
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XI: accessory

A

trapezius/sternocleidomastoid

82
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XII: hypoglossal

A

tongue muscles