Exam 1 Flashcards
The _______ are derived from the mesencephalon
a) medulla oblongata and globus pallidus
b) cortex and amygdala
c) tectum and tegmentum
d) pons and cerebellum
tectum and tegmentum
The process by which the neural plate becomes the neural tube is termed:
a) neurogensis
b) neurulation
c) gastrulation
d) developmental transfer
neurulation
Anencephaly may result from
a) A failure of the anterior neuropore to close
b) loss of a gene important for development of the rhombencephalon
c) heartburn
d) a failr of the posterior neuropore to close
A failure of the anterior neuropore to close
The choroid plexus is important for:
a) support of the meninges
b) vesicle formation
c) making cerebrospinal fluid
d) none of these are correct
C
Cerebrospinal Fluid pathway (question 5)
lateral ventricles->A ->Third ventricle -> cerebral aqueduct of Sylvius -> B -> C -> D -> Arachnoid vili and then to venous drainage system of brain
A) Foremen of Monro
B) Fourth Ventricle
C) Foreman of Magendie and Luschka
D) Subarachnoid Space
With respect to the Reference Point, which anatomical direction is A? B?
(picture of a whole brain, reference point in the middle. A is to the right of the reference point and at the front of the brain. B directly below at the bottom of the brain)
-See question 6
A) anterior
B) Ventral
With respect to the Reference Point, which anatomical direction is A? B?
(a slice brain, reference point is in the middle, A is directly above towards the top of the brain, B is to the right of the reference point to the side of the brain)
-see question 7
A) dorsal
B) lateral
What germ layers is the nervous system derived from?
a) mesoderm
b) endoderm
c) ectoderm
ectoderm
Which of these runs down the median of the spinal cord?
- anterior spinal artery
- posterior spinal artery
-anterior spinal artery
Which artery supplies most of the temporal lobe with blood?
- anterior cerebral artery
- middle cerebral artery
- posterior cerebral artery
- middle cerebral communicating cartery
-middle cerebral artery
Which of these is associated with the weakening of the arterial wall?
- random incorrect answer
- aneurysm
- anteriovenous malformation
- embolism
aneurysm
The meninges layer that adheres tightly to the brain is the:
- arachnoid layer
- dura mater
- pia mater
- all of these are correct
-pia mater
What are the 4 ways to classify thalamic nuclei based on their axon terminations?
1) project diffusely to many areas of cortex
2) project diffusely to the cortex but to one type/area of cortex
3) project to particular area of cortex
4) project mostly to particular area of cortex but has some diffuse projections as well
question 16 see image
Which of the following is the primary motor cortex?
the one closer to the front of the brain
question 17 see image
A lesion to which structure would lead to an inability to produce speech
the purple area near the front