CNS Embryology Flashcards

1
Q

This structure induces the formation of the neural plate

A

notochord

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2
Q

The neural tube forms from this original embryonic layer

A

ectoderm

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3
Q

Cells derived from ectoderm that form the neural tube

A

neuroectoderm

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4
Q

Cells straddling neuroectoderm cells

A

neural crest cells

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5
Q

Neural crest cells eventually become what type of neuronal cell

A

dorsal root ganglia cells (1˚ sensory neurons)

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6
Q

This is the process of neural tube formation

A

neurulation

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7
Q

The neural tube becomes what two structures

A

brain and cord

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8
Q

The neural crest becomes what neuronal structure

A

1˚ sensory neurons

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9
Q

The neural canal becomes what neuronal structure

A

ventricles of brain and cenral spinal canal

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10
Q

Three layers of developing spinal cord

A
  • ventricular layer
  • intermediate layer
  • marginal layer
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11
Q

Function of spinal ventricular layer

A
  • become glial and neuronal cell types

- lined with ependymal cells

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12
Q

Function of spinal intermediate layer

A

gray matter of cord

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13
Q

Function of marginal spinal layer

A

white matter

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14
Q

Name of two spinal plates

A

basal

alar

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15
Q

The basal plate becomes what

A

anterior and lateral gray horn

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16
Q

The alar plate becomes what

A

posterior gray horn

17
Q

Myelination continues until approximately what age

A

2 y/o

18
Q

+ Babinski is what

A

fanning of toes, not curling

may occur in infants up to 2 y/o

19
Q

What is the length of the spinal cord at birth

A

L2 or L3

20
Q

What is length of spinal cord in adulthood

A

L1

21
Q

The proencephalon becomes what two intermediate structures

A

telencephalon

diencephalon

22
Q

The telencephalon becomes what structures

A

cortex

olfactory bulbs

23
Q

The diencephalon becomes what structures

A

thalamus
hypothalamus
epithalamus
subthalamus

24
Q

The mesencephalon becomes what structure

A

midbrain

25
Q

The rhobencephalon becomes what structures

A

metencephalon

myencephalon

26
Q

The metencephalon becomes what structures

A

pons

cerebellum

27
Q

The myencephalon becomes what structures

A

medulla

28
Q

The lateral ventricles are formed from the cavity of which structure

A

telencephalon

29
Q

The third ventricle is formed from the cavity of which structure

A

diencephalon

30
Q

The aqueduct is formed from the cavity of which structurre

A

mesencephalon

31
Q

The fourth ventricle is formed from the cavity of which structure

A

rhombencephalon

32
Q

Syringomyelia

A

tubular defect in cervical cord, may lead to loss of pain and temperature sensation over shoulder and upper arm

33
Q

Holoprosencephaly

A

failure of proencephalon to divide into two hemispheres

34
Q

Hydrocephalus

A

dialation of ventricles due to overproduction of CSF or poor CSF drainage

35
Q

Arnold-Chiar malformation

A

cerebellum protrudes through foramen magnum

clinical manifestations and age of onset may vary considerably

36
Q

Congenital megacolon

A

failure of neural crest cells to migrate to colon–parasympathetic ganglia do nor form and parastalsis is halted

37
Q

Neurolation begins when

A

end of week 3, about day 19

38
Q

Skull begins forming when

A

end of week 4