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CNS Part 1 Flashcards

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Somatic responsible for

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Voluntary muscle movement

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Autonomic responsible for

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Involuntary muscle movement. Mildly influenced by conscious thought

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Sympathetic

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Fight or flight

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Parasympathetic

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Rest and digest

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Afferrent

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Info coming back into brain.

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Efferent

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Info leaving brain to get a response

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General functions CNS 3

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Sensory perception
Info processing, integration, storage
Motor and behavior

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White matter

What concentration of myelin
General number of neurons

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High, few. Highly vascular

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Gray matter

High density of __ and ___. __ also present. Requires a lot of ___ and very ___

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Neurons, dendrites, axons. ATP. Vascular

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Nucleus: a cluster of neurons ___ CNS

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In

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Ganglion: cluster of ___ ___ the CNS

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Neurons outside

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Cortex is ___ layers of ___

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Dense, neurons

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Tract: ___ within CNS traveling as a ___

Example

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Axons, group

Spine cerebellum

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Pathway

Similar to a ___ however it relates more to ___ connected neurons performing a ____

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Tract, synaptically, function

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___ matter more metabolically active than ___ matter. Also more vascularized

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Gray, white

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1st order neurons

2nd order neurons

Third order neurons

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Dorsal root ganglion

Spinal cord

Thalamus

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Associated nerves with spinal cord: __ and __ __

Primary functions 3

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Dorsal and ventral roots

Sensory input, reflex circuits, somatic and autonomic motor output

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The brain stem is composed of 3

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Medulla, pons, midbrain

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The brain stem

Associated nerves

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12 cranial nerves

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The brain stem primary functions:
Sensation and motor control of the __, __, and __
Input of special senses 3

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Head, neck, and face

Taste, hearing, balance

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Brain stem primary functions

Mediate functions such as decreases __ and __, increased __ in gut, and pupillary ___

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CO and BP
Peristalsis
Constriction

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Brain stem functions: a conduit of __ and __ pathways that carry __ and __ info to other areas in the __

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Ascending and descending
Sensory and motor
CNS

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Reticular formation is part of __ __. Functions to __ __, exclude __ __, and regulate __

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Brain stem
Filter info
Irrelevant stimuli
Arousal

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Medulla associated nerves: __-__
Functions: subconscious __ and __ control. Early relay nuclei in __, __, __, and __/__ input
___ reflexes

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8-12
CV, respiratory
Balance, auditory, gestation, head/neck
Brain stem

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Pons:
Nerves __-__
Functions: __ control, __ control, motor control of the __

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5-8

Respiratory, urinary, eye

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Pons functions:
Sensation and motor control of the ___
Ventral: __ nuclei relay movement and sensation info from __ to __
Dorsal: __ and __

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Face
Pontine, cortex to cerebellum
Taste and sleep

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Midbrain
Nerves __-__
Functions: __ relay and mapping. ___ movement, __ and __ reflexes

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3-4

Acoustic, eye, lens and pupillary

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Midbrain functions

__ modulation
Contains nuclei and relay pathways __ for __ coordination (ex in __ __)

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Pain

Critical, motor, substantia Nigra

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Cerebellum
Associated nerve:
Functions: __&__ (___ input from __ __, __ __, vestibular organs of __ __)

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VIII
Coordination and equilibrium
Somatosensory, spinal cord, cerebral cortex, inner ear

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Cerebellum functions

___ learning, __ association/___

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Motor, sensory/language

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Thalamus
Assoc nerve: 
Functions:
Sensory and motor relay between \_\_ \_\_ and \_\_ \_\_ regions 
\_\_ modulation and gating
A

II

Cerebral hemispheres, lower CNS

Sensory

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Thalamus functions

Regulation of __ activation (__ and __)
__ input

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Cortical, attention, consciousness

Visual

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Hypothalamus functions
__/__ control
__ nucleus: ___ rhythms
__ behavior: __ centers

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Autonomic/endocrine

Superchiasmatic: circadian

Motivated: reward

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Basal ganglia functions:
Shapes patterns of __ motor __
Control of __ motor movements

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Thalamocortical, inhibition

Fine

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Amygdala primary functions:

__ behavior and expression of __

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Social, emotion

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36
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Hippocampus function

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Memory

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Cerebral cortex
Associated nerve:
Dependent on __ brain regions for __

A

I

Lower, wakefulness

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Cerebral cortex functions

  • __ __ lower brain functions
  • sensory ____
  • __ and __
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Fine tunes

Perception

Cognition and learning

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Cerebral cortex functions
Large ___ storehouse
__ planning and __ movement
____

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Memory
Motor, voluntary
Language

40
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Grooves that allow brain to have more surface area

4 major lobes

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Sulci

Frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal

41
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Frontal lobe:

-planning and carrying out __ behavior. __motor, ___ motor, and __ motor areas. __ __ field

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Motor, pre, cingulate, supplementary, frontal eye

42
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Frontal lobe:
__ (__ area), from ___ frontal __ of dominant hemisphere
__ and __ behavior (__ frontal lobe)

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Speech, brocas, inferior, gyrus

Personality and emotional, rostral

43
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Parietal lobe:

-sensory __ and __ (__ cortex and __ __ cortex)

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Perception and processing, somatosensory and parietal association

44
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Parietal lobe:
Projections to __ lobe carrying somatosensory info modulates __ __ behavior

Parietal assoc cortex process ___ info from the __ lobe and sends projections to the __ lobe which influences motor behavior

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Frontal, voluntary motor

Visual, occipital, frontal

45
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Parietal lobe

__hemisphere sends somatosensory to ___ area

Establishment of __ context in __ hemisphere

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Dominant, wernicke’s

Spatial, nondominant

46
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Occipital lobe
__ perception and processing
Projections to __ eye fields influence __ behavior of eyes
Projection to the midbrain modulates __ eye movements, pupillary __, and ___

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Visual

Frontal, motor

Convergent, constriction, accommodation

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Temporal lobe
Processing and perception of __ and __ info
__ __ visual processing (__ recognition)

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Sound and vestibular

Higher order, facial

48
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Temporal lobe
__ __ transverse here
A portion of ___ area (in __ region)
__ behavior in __ region of lobe, __ system

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Optic pathways
Wernicke’s, posterior
Emotional, medial, limbic

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Temporal lobe
__ optic info from one region to another
__ __ system regulation in __ region of lobe
__ and __ from __

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Transports
Autonomic nervous, medial
Learning and memory from hippocampus

50
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More __ side is where their wernicke’s area will be more dominant

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Dominant

51
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2 __ __ and 2 _ _ come into circle of Willis

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Internal carotid arteries, vertebral arteries

52
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Stroke in __ __ artery has more severe consequences because less __ __

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Middle cerebral, collaterals flow

53
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__ artery is a small artery

Smaller vessels have higher __ __ _

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Pial

Cerebral vascular resistance

54
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Atrocytes more important than just support. Take up __, protect neurons from __, influence __

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Glutamate, cytotoxicity, tone

55
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__ has good collaterals and won’t suffer from BP drop as much as __ region of spinal cord

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Cervical, lumbar

56
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Artery of adamkiewicz supplies blood to __ __ of spinal cord. Comes off of __ at variable levels. Paraplegia can be caused if we don’t know where this is when aorta __

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Lower 2/3, aorta, clamped

57
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1 __ artery supplies most of all of function that cord mediates except for __. More vulnerable than __ because less __ __

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Anterior. Touch. Posterior, collaterals flow

58
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Posterior cord supplied by __ __ __. Has __ control

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2 spinal arteries, sensory

59
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CBF vs cerebral blood vol
Parallel but not __ relationship
CBV: __-__ ml/100g brain tissue
We care about flow because it influences total __ __ __

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1:1
3-5
Cerebral blood volume

60
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CBF vs CBV
Consider not only arterial flow and __ but also ___
Obstruction to outflow can occur by __, __ vent with high __

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Tone, venous

Position, PP, PIP

61
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ICP 
Normal \_\_-\_\_mmHg
Rigid cranial vault \_\_ volume
Brain (\_\_ and \_\_) \_\_%
Blood (arterial and venous) \_\_%
CSF \_\_%
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8-12
Fixed 
Cellular and ICF, 80
12
8
62
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Herniation risk when __ reduced and __ increased. May occurs from __ compensation mechanisms reaching __

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CPP, ICP. Volume, exhaustion

63
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If someone has high ICP need high __ to overcome pressure in brain

A

MAP

64
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Intracranial elastance
Determined by change in __ after a change in __
Compensatory mechanisms:
1. Initial displacement of CSF from __ to __ compartment
2. __ CSF absorption
3. Decreased CSF ___
4. Decreased ___ (primarily __)

A 
ICP, intracranial volume
1. Cranial to spinal 
2. Increased 
3. Production 
CBV, venous
65
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Cerebral perfusion pressure
__-__ (or __ whichever is greater)
Normal is __-__
__ to actually find

A

MAP- ICP (CVP)
80-100
Rare

66
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Cerebral blood flow
Normal adult __ml/100g/min.= __ml/mi
Blood flow closely linked with ___

A

50, 750

Metabolism

67
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Cerebral blood flow
Factors affecting CBF during anesthesia
__ agents, level of __, __ by products, blood __, ___, concentration of __ and __ ions, __

A

Anesthetic, arousal, metabolism, viscosity, temp, co2 and h, o2

68
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Neuronal activity and local CBF
__-__ coupling
Metabolic by products from __,__,__

A

Flow metabolism

Glial, neuronal, vascular

69
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Neuronal activity and CBF

CBF to __ brain regions change up to __-__% within __ in response to neuronal __ changes (__ input)

A

Localized, 100-150, seconds, activity, sensory

70
Q

Co2 + h20= __ __
__ __ disassociates into __
H ions cause almost proportional ___ of cerebral vessels
Other acidic metabolic substance can also __ CBF (__ and __ acid)

A

Carbonic acid
Carbonic acid, h+
Vasodilation
Increases, lactic, pyruvic

71
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Each 1 mmHg change in paco2 leads to CBF change __-__ml/100g/min

A

1-2

72
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Each 1 mmHg change paco2 CBV changes __ml/100g brain tissue.

__ml difference for 15 mmHg change

A

0.5

10

73
Q

Effect of increased paco2 lasts __ hours and then will return to normal despite maintenance of altered co2 levels due to __ transport

A

6, bicarb

74
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Increased paco2 useful for anesthesia in short periods with __. Critical to see if a pt with ICP alterations has been hyperventilated for extended Period because of

A

VA

Low o2 can cause ischemia

75
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Brain metabolism

  • __% of body mass and __-__% of metabolism and cardiac output
  • cerebral metabolic rate (cmro2)= __-__ml/100g/min= __ml/min of o2
  • peds cmro2= __ml/100g/min, mean age of __
A

2, 15-20

3-3.8, 50

5.2, 6

76
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Brain metabolism
Brain not capable of much __ metabolism (high metabolism coupled with low local __ and __ stores)

Brain glucose consumption __mg/100g/min

A

Anaerobic, glucose, oxygen

5.5

77
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CBF and o2 concentration
-except for cases of intense brain activity o2 use remains within __ range. ___ml 02/100g brain tissue

-if po2 of brain tissue drops below __mmhg (35-45 normal) or pao2 drops below __-__, CBF __

A
  • narrow, 3.5

- 30, 50-60, increases

78
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Auto regulation of CSF and arterial BP

  • CBF auto regulated between map of __-__ mmHg
  • cerebral vasculature adjusts to changes in CBV/MAP in __-__ min
  • htn will shift to auto regulatory range to __ minimum values and maximums of __-__
A

70-150

1-3

180-200

79
Q

Cerebral circulation has strong __ innervation especially in __ vessels

Neither transaction of these nerves or mild stim causes much __. The auto regulation system __

A

SNS, larger

Change, overrides

80
Q

May shift auto reg curve to the ___. SNS __ role unless extreme __ rise (__ prevention). Or __ shock.

A

Right, minor, BP, stroke, hemorrhagic

81
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CBF changes __-__% per 1 degree C change
Hypothermia __ CBF and cmro2
Hyperthermia has __ effect
Clinical evidence does not ___use of hypothermia

A

5-7
Decreases
Opposite
Support, 35

82
Q

Decrease in HCT will __ CBF but __ o2 capacity of blood

Severe ___ can reduce CBF

A

Increase, decrease

Polycythemia

83
Q

CSF is CNS __ system and protection from __ __

A

Lymphatic, mechanical force

84
Q

Cavity enclosing brain and spinal cord has capacity of __-__ mls.
__ml is CSF (rest brain and spinal cord), __ ml of CSF is in cerebral ventricles

A

1600-1700

125, 30

85
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CSF formed by __ plexuses at __ml/min

Reabsorbed by __ __ function like __ __ valves

A

Choroid, 0.35

Arachnoid villi, one way

86
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Fluid flows when CSF pressure is __mmhg __ than venous pressure

A

1.5, greater

87
Q

Lumbar CSF: NA, k, Cl

A

148
2.9
120-130

88
Q

Lumbar CSF: glucose, protein, pH

A

50-75, 15-45, 7.3

89
Q

Blood: Na, k, Cl

A

135-145, 3.5-5, 100-106

90
Q

Blood: glucose, protein, pH

A

70-100, 6.8x10^3, 7.4

91
Q

Part 1 Flow of CSF: from __ __ passes through __ foramina of __ to the __ ventricle. Additional fluid added and then it flows down along __ of __ to __ ventricle.

A

Lateral ventricles, intraventricular, Munro, third.

Aqueduct of Sylvius, fourth

92
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Part 2 flow CSF: more fluid added, goes out of fourth ventricle through 3 openings: __ lateral foramina of __ and a __ foramen of __ entering the __ __ which is continuous with __ space

A

Two, luschka, midline, magendie, cisterna magna, arachnoid

93
Q

__ __ and __ __ __ are excluded from brain and spinal cord requiring active transport

__ __ between CNS capillary endothelial cells. Fenestrations in brain __ of size in other areas

__ also restrict movement by taking up K ions

A

Large molecules, high charged ions

Tight junctions, 1/8th

Astrocytes

94
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Blood brain barrier exists in tissue capillary membranes in all areas of brain parenchyma except for __, __, and __ __

A

Hypothalamus, pituitary, area postrema

95
Q

Movement across BBB depends on __, __, __ solubility, and degree of __ binding in the blood

A

Size, charge, lipid, protein

96
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BBB
Permeable: __, __, __, __, and __
Slightly permeable: 5 ions
Impermeable: __ molecules, __ proteins, __ (facilitated diffusion only), non lipid soluble __ organic molecules like __

A

H20, co2, o2, anesthetics, etoh

Na, Cl, k, ca, mg

Polar, plasma, glucose, large, mannitol

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