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Cranial nerves Flashcards

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Cranial 1

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Olefactory

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Cranial 2

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Optic

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Cranial 3

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Occulamotor

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Cranial 4

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Trochlear

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Cranial 5

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Trigeminal
1- opthalmic
2- Maxilla
3- mandibular

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Cranial 6

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Abducens

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Cranial 7

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Facial

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Cranial 8

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Vestibularcochlea

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Cranial 9

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Glossopharyngeal

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Cranial 10

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Vagus

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Cranial 11

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Accessory

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Cranial 12

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Hypoglossal

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13
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What is the way to remember cranial nerves?

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Oh Oh Oh to touch and feel very good velvet, Ah heaven!

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14
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Way to remember foramina?

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Coming out straight for freddie is just happiness

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15
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What is the 1st foramina and what nerves run through it?

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Cribiform plate

Olfactory

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2nd foramina and nerves that run through?

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Optic Canal

Optic nerve

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3rd formaina and nerves?

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Superior Intestinal canal

  • Abducens
  • Trochlear
  • opthalmic
  • occularmoter
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18
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4th foramina and nerves?

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Foreman rotundum

Maxilla

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5th foramina and nerves ?

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Foreman ovale

Mandibular

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6th foramina and nerves?

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Intestinal accoutic meatis

  • Facial
  • Vestibulocochlear
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7th foramina and nerves

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Jugular

  • Accessory
  • Glossophargneal
  • Vegas
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8th formaina and nerve

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Hypoglossal

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23
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Way to remember sensory or motor

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Some say money matter, but my brother says big boobs matter more

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Sensory

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Efferent

  • General or special
  • Somatic or visceral
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Motor

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Afferent

  • General or somatic
  • Somatic or visceral
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26
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What is somatic?

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neurons transmit information from the skin or skeletal muscles

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What is visceral?

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internal organs to the central nervous system

28
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How many facial nuclei are there?

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3 each side

29
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Nucleus solitaria

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Sensory for glossopharyneal and vagus

30
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Nucleus ambiguous

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Motor

  • Glossopharyneal
  • Accessory
  • vagus
31
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What is the cranial nuclei for hypoglossal?

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Most inferior

1- motor

32
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What are the trigeminal nuclei?

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Sensory 3 in 1= more lateral

Motor= medial

33
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Where do cranial nerves 1 and 2 originate from?

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The cerebellum

34
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Cranial nerves 3 to 12 origin?

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Brainstem

35
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Where does cranial nerve 4 originate from?

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Midbrain

36
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Where does cranial nerve 3 originate from

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Midbrain-pontine junction

37
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Where does cranial nerve 5 originate?

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Pons

38
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What nerves originate from pontine-medulla junction

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6-8

39
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Which cranial nerves originate in the medulla

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9-12
9-11=posterior to olive
12= anterior to olive

40
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Meninegeal layers

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Dura
arachnoid
pia

41
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What is the falx cerebri?

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It is dura mater layer that descends between the longitudinal fissures- 2 hemispheres

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Falx cerebelli

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Projects into posterior cerebellar notch- between cerebrum and cerebellum

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Tentorium cerebrum

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Roof of cerebrum

44
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Diaghrama sellae

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Flat piece of dura matter allowing ventral passage of pituitary stalk
Front

45
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Two layers of the dura matter

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Meningeal

Periosteal

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Vasculature of cerebrum

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  1. Anterior cerebral arteries- anteriomedial aspect supplied (internal artery )
  2. posterior cerebral arteries- medial and lateral posterior (basilar artery)
  3. middle cerebral arteries- lateral portion of cerebrum (internal artery)

Venous drainage-cerebral veins

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Function of midbrain

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Motor movement

eye, auditory and sensory processing

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Midbrain includes

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Tectum- superior and inferior colliculi

Tegmentum

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quadrigeminal brachium

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Superior quadrigeminal- Superior colliculi to retina

Inferior quadrigeminal- Inferior colliculi to medial geniculate

50
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What are the peduncles

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Superior, middle and inferior cerebellar peduncles

-middle= transverse

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What is the substantia nigra?

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Pigmented nucleus that separates the 2 regions of the cerebral peduncles, split into pars retinculata (anterior) and pars compacta (posterior)
Between pons and midbrain

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Tegmentum

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Located posterior to substantia nigra, runs in midline with pons

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Tectum

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Consists of superior and inferior colliculi

54
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Whats the difference in a transverse cross section of inferior and superior colliculi?

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Inferior- Decussion of superior cerebellar peduncles

Superior- Red nucleus

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Pons

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Group of nerves that function as a connection between the cerebellum and cerebrum

56
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Landmarks on the posterior surface of the pons

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Immediately related to the cerebellum

  • medial eminence- Marks the midline of floor plate
  • facial colliculus- Fibres of facial looping
  • stria medulla-4th ventricle bundle
57
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Vasculature of the pons

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Verterbrobasilar

  • pontine arteries
  • inferior cerebellar artery and superior cerebral artery
58
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Medulla oblongata

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Ascending and descending tracts and brainstem nuclei
Function= connections of NS
Olive= swellings of pyramid
Pyramid= swellings between anterior medial fissure and ventrolateral sulcus

59
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What can you see in the horizontal section of the brainstem?

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Medulla oblongata- Inferior olivary nucleus
Pons- Pontine nucleus
Midbrain- Substantia nigra, Red nucleus and cerebral aquaduct

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Connection between left and right thalamus

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Interthalamic adhesion

61
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Function of the thalamus

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  1. sensory relays
  2. support for motor systems
  3. mental operation regulation
62
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What is the lentiform nucleus

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Putamen 
Globus pallidus (inhibits movement of thalamus)
63
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Internal capsule

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Runs through this cuadate and lentiform nucelus

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