Chapter 2 Test Study Guide Flashcards
Morula ?
- is the action when the sperm fertilizes the egg
After Morula what happens to the cells?
- it divides making a ball of cells called a blast
What is in the blast?
- Endoderm
- Ectoderm
- Mesoderm
What does endoderm house?
- lungs, guts, liver, inside belly
What does ectoderm house?
- nervous system and skin
What does mesoderm ?
- muscles and bones
What are the six development of nervous system?
- dorsal induction
- ventral induction
- neural proliferation
- neuronal migration
- cortical organization and synapse formation
- myelination
Dorsal induction?
- first stage
2. neural tube
How is the neural tube made?
- the neural plate is formed the posterior part of it
gets thick- neural-plate wraps around
- both ends ( neural pores ) close above / below
What is neurulation?
- neural-plate wraps around
What develops in the neural tube?
CNS
Why is Dorsal induction so important?
- because the neural tube will form neural tube, CNS will develop
Ventral induction ?
- second stage
2. Neurodevelopment period when face and brain develop of superior end of the tube
What is Corpus Callosum?
- Dividing 2 hemisphere between and that part will be developed
What are the primary division in the ventral induction ?
- Prosencephalon
- Mesencephalon
- Rhombencephalon
What are the secondary division in the ventral induction in the Prosencephalon ?
- Telencephalon
2. Diencephalon
What are the secondary division in the ventral induction in the Mesencephalon ?
- Mesencephalon
What are the secondary division in the ventral induction in the Rhombencephalon ?
- Metencephalon
2. Myelencephalon
What neural tissues are made in Telencephalon ?
- Cerebral Hemisphere
- Cerebral cortex
- basal ganglia
- olfactory bulbs
What neural tissues are made in Diencephalon ?
- Thalamus
2. Hypothalamus
What neural tissues are made in Mesencephalon ?
- midbrain
superior pt of the brain stem
What neural tissues are made in Metencephalon ?
- Pons cerebellum
What neural tissues are made in Myelencephalon ?
- Medulla
inferior pt of the brain stem
Neural proliferation ?
- third stage
2. Neurons being created
What is Neurogenesis ?
- the birth of new neurons
What is Neuronal migration ?
- fourth stage
- new neurons move in a wave like fission to their correct position in cerebral hemispheres
- development of the gyrus and sulcus and cerebral lobes
What chemical is related during Neuronal migration ?
- Reelin
What is Reelin?
Signals neurons where to stop
Cortical organization and Synapse formation ?
- fifth stage
- they sprout dendrites and axons
- Synapse starts
what is the the main point of synapse during the Cortical organization and Synapse formation ?
- start to form and make neurons communicate with each other
Myelination ?
- Sixth stage
- Axons are coated with Myelin
- when infants gain greater controls of their bodies and begin to develop the ability to communicate verbally
What does myelin coating axons do?
- makes signals from neurons faster
Adolescent Brains ?
- brain is not complete until 25
2. rely more on feelings then on logic because the prefrontal context is not fully developed
How does the brain develop?
- Back to front
What are 3 Neural Tube Defects ?
- Encephalocele
- Anencephaly
- Spina Bifida
Encephalocele ?
Part of the brain protrudes from skull
How does Encephalocele happen?
when the superior neural pores do not close
Anencephaly ?
brain development creases at the brain stem; child with out cerebral hemispheres
no hemisphere
Spina Bifida ?
a cyst on back that may or may not involve spinal cord
sensory/ motor symptoms
How does Spina Bifida happen ?
Inferior neuron pores don’t close