diencephalon Flashcards

1
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lamina terminalis is where

A

the anterior neural tube closed

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2
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nucleus right above the optic chiasm

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suprachiasmatic nucleus; has to do with circadian rhythm

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3
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mammillary bodies marks

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the posterior edge of the hypothalamus

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4
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relationship between thalamus and midbrain

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a lot of it overlies the midbrain with the superior colliculi, so when you cut it, often times you will see both parts in a section

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5
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hypothalamic sulcus separates?

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the hypothalamus from the thalamus

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6
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pineal gland locale

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between the superior colliculi, superiorly. part of the diencephalon

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7
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pulvinar is part of the

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visual system. its the big part on the posteromedial part of the thalamus

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8
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input layer of the cortex

A

layer 4

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9
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output layer of the cortex

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layer 6

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10
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function of the subthalamus

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relays sensory information (somatomotor zone ofthe diencephalon)

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11
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function of the epithalamus

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regulation of circadian rhythms; linking olfacotry system to brainstem

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12
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function of the hypothalamus

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coordination of ans with endocrine system; participation in visual pathway

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13
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anterior part of the pituitary is from

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stomodeum, rathke’s pouch

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14
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posterior pituitary gets projections

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from something in the brain

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15
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fornix shape (starts and ends where)

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C shaped; projection from the hippocampus to the mamillary bodies

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16
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nucleus with stripes in it

A

lateral geniculate nucleus

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17
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thalamic nuclei are segregated by?

A

connection to other brain regions

18
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some places that the thalamus gets its info from

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limbic system, reticular formation, sensory inputs, cerebellum, basal ganglia

19
Q

thalamus-cortex connections

A

cortical regions are connected to very specific thalamic nuclei

20
Q

ventral posterior medial division of thalamus gets what info

A

sensory face

21
Q

ventral posterior lateral division of thalamus gets what info

A

sensory body

22
Q

lateral posterior division of thalamus gets what info

A

motor

23
Q

relationship between thalamus and internal capsule

A

thalamus is always medial

24
Q

striatum/corpora striatum

A

catch all term for layers in the internal cortex

25
Q

striatum different from striate?

A

YES striate is somewhere else relating to the visual system

26
Q

medial hypothalamic zone fxns

A

hormones, circadian rhythms, body temperature, feeding, cardiovascular fxn

27
Q

lesions to subthalamic nucleus

A

hemiballismus; flailing of one half of the body; basal ganglia can’t control their mvmt adequately

28
Q

major blood vessels of the diencephalon

A

lenticulostriate(MCA), recurrent artery of heubner (ACA)

29
Q

anterior choroidal artery right next to

A

optic tract. if you have a problem here you can get deficits in the visual field like heminanopsias

30
Q

anterior nucleus of thalamus blood supply

A

thalamoperforating aa

31
Q

head of caudate gets blood from?

A

medial striate aa

32
Q

betz cells are in what layer

A

layer 5 of cerebral cortex

33
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prefrontal cortex function

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its multimodal for excecutive brain restraint, initiative, and order

34
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optic radiations are where

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in white matter of both the parietal and temporal lobes

35
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relationship between basal ganglia and cortex

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they are directly connected

36
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relationship between the cereBELlum and the cortex

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indirectly connected through the pons

37
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anterior perforated substance is from

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this is because the lenticulostriate arteries are perforating the dorsal part of the brain to send blood supply to thalamus/basal ganglia/internal capsule

38
Q

short gyri of insula

A

related to disgust, olfactory, taste fxn.

39
Q

most of taste ends up?

A

in the insular cortex

40
Q

when you thing of GVA and SVA what do you think of

A

insular cortex

41
Q

three structures with a c shape

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stria terminalis, fornix, caudate