Exam 2 Review Flashcards
The axons that innervate the tunica media are _______ axons
GVE
The lateral spinothalamic tract is for transmitting info on _________?
pain and temp
Which of the following is true for a postganglionic neuron?
A) is the first part of the autonomic pathway
B) releases neurotransmitters at the effector
C) its axon leaves via cranial nerves
D) has large myelinated axons
E) has its cell body in the CNS (brain or spinal cord)
B) releases neurotransmitters at the effector
Cranial placodes are ….?
thickenings of neuroectoderm adjacent to neural crest
Lamellar corpuscles are often called ____________?
pacinian
The neural tube eventually becomes the __________?
brain and spinal cord
Visceral mechano and baroreceptors transmit to the CNS via
GVA
Which event below occurs first in development?
A) glia begin myelinating
B) cervical and cephalic flexures appear
C) ANS is formed
D) telencephalon enlarges and widens
B) cervical and cephalic flexures appear
The brain flexure which develops between the metencephalon and the myelencephalon is called the
pontine
The longitudinal groove along the inner surface of the developing spinal cord is the
sulcus limitans
Which process converts the bilaminar disc into the trilaminar embryonic disc consisting of ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm?
gastrulation
CSF is reabsorbed into dural sinuses via which mechanism?
through arachnoid villi
The subarachnoid space supplies CSF to the brain parenchyma by connecting with the ________________
perivascular space
Cisterns are ___________________
subarachnoid spaces
Which of the following connect the arachnoid mater to the pia mater?
A) arachnoid granulation
B) cisterns
C) arachnoid trabeculae
D) meningeal diverticula
C) arachnoid trabeculae
Within the 4th ventricle, the choroid plexus is located
over the inferior medullary velum
The median aperture from the 4th ventricle allows CSF to move into the ___________?
cisterna magna
Of the following, the structure most closely associated with the cerebellum is:
A) diencephalon
B) mesencephalon
C) telencephalon
D) metencephalon
E) myelencephalon
D) metencephalon
Tactile acuity can be measured by comparing the 2 point thresholds of different parts of the body. Which of these areas would you predict to have the highest acuity?
A) finger tip
B) big toe
C) forearm
D) palm of hand
E) scalp
A) finger tip