Exam 4 Study Guide Flashcards

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  1. Describe the general structure of the central nervous system, which layer is seen in the brain but not the spinal cord?
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.CNS- Brain and Spinal Cord

Cortex - outer layer of gray matter.

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Describe the locations of the four ventricles of the brain.

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Lateral Ventricles- one in each cerebral hemisphere.

Third ventricle- in the dicenphalon

Fourth Ventricle- in the hind brain.

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Discuss the structure, location and mass of the cerebrum.

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Upper part of cranial cavity.

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4
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Identify the 5 cerebral lobes and their locations.

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5
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Name and describe the three regions of the cerebrum.

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Describe the structure of the cerebral cortex.

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7
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Where is the motor cortex located and what is its function?

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Describe the 4 sections of the cerebral motor cortex.

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Where is the sensory cortex located and what is its function?

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Describe the 8 sections of the cerebral sensory cortex.

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Begin with sensory input and trace the pathway through the multimodal association area to motor neurons.

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What happens in the multimodal association area of the sensory cerebral cortex include the anterior association area, posterior association area and limbic association area.

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13
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What functions are controlled by the left side of the brain?

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The right?

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15
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What is the function of the cerebral white matter?

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What is it composed of?

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17
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Describe the classification and functions of the three tract types found in the cerebrum.

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18
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Be able to label the tracts on a diagram and know the functions of the tract type.

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19
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What are the functions of the cerebral basal nuclei?

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20
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Describe the location and function of each of the three structures of the diencephalon.

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21
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How is the nervous system involved in control of the endocrine system?

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22
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Describe the location and function of each of the three parts of the brain stem.

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23
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Describe the structure and function of the cerebellum, include the three lobes.

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24
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What is meant by a functional brain system, describe the limbic and reticular systems.

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25
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Which allows you to “tune out” lecture when you are texting?

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26
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Which is strongly connected to the sense of smell?

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27
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Describe the two types of sleep.

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28
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How are asleep and unconscious different?

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29
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Describe sleep patterns. How much sleep do healthy adults need and why?

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30
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What structures protect your brain?

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31
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Describe the structure, location and function of each of the three meninges covering the brain.

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32
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How does the cerebrospinal fluid contribute to protecting your brain?

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33
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What is the importance of the blood brain barrier and what are the three structures that contribute to that function.

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34
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Where is the spinal cord located (be specific).

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35
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Give a general description of the structure and function of the spinal cord.

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36
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List and describe the three structures that protect the spinal cord.

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37
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Describe the structure of the spinal cord as it descends from the foramen magnum through the cauda equina.

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38
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Label the structures of the spinal cord and describe the function and composition of each structure.

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39
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Describe the ventral horns of the spinal cord; include the composition, function, PNS systems served and type of neurons.

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40
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Describe the dorsal horns of the spinal cord; include the composition, function, and type of neurons

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41
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Describe the lateral horns of the spinal cord, include the composition, function, PNS systems served and type of neurons.

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42
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Describe the structure and function of the white matter of the spinal cord; include the three directions tracts run and the function of each.

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43
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How are the tracts in the spinal funiculi named?

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44
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List and explain the characteristics of spinal tracts.

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45
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Describe the ascending pathways in the spinal cord; include 1st, 2nd, and 3rd order neurons their structure and functions.

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46
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Describe the three main ascending pathways of the spinal cord; include the function of each and whether there is conscious sensation.

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47
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Describe the two descending pathways of the spinal cord; include the function and location of each.

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