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Final Anatomy Flashcards

1
Q

Brain area: organizaiton of movement

A

basal ganglia

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2
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Brain area: endocrine, hunger, thirst, reproduction, temperature control

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Hypothalamus

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3
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Brain area: unconscious motor control

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Cerebellum

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4
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Danger area of scalp

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Loose connective tissue layer

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5
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Layer of scalp richly vascularized

  • Pulls ends of arteries apart –> Profuse bleeding
A

Connective tissue layer

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6
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Motor innervation to occipitofrontalis m.

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Facial n. (CN VII)

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7
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Anterior end of falx cerebri attaches to:

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Crista galli

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8
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Which layer of dura continues into spinal cord

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Meningeal layer

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9
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Innervation of posterior cranial fossa

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C2, C3

Vagus

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10
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Innervation of tentorium cerebelli & falx cerebri

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V1

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11
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Lenticular shape on CT

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Epidural hematoma

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12
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Cresent shape on CT

Very old, very young

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Subdural hematoma

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13
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Star-shaped ring around skull base on CT

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Subarachnoid hemorrhage

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14
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Clinical relevance of cavernous sinus

A

Thrombosis site

  • internal carotid a.
  • CN III, IV, V1, V2
  • V1 in close association with internal carotid a.
  • communicates w/ opthalmic & facial vv.
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15
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Site of primary auditory cortex

A

superior temporal gyrus

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16
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site of primary visual cortex

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banks of calcarine sulcus

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17
Q

Uncal herniation presses on which CN?

A

CN III

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18
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Broca’s area

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motor speech area

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19
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Wernicke’s Area

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speech comprehension area

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20
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reading comprehension

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angular gyrus

21
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CSF appearace:

T1 =

T2 =

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CSF T1 = dark (blood = white)

CSF T2 = white (blood = dark)

22
Q

Label

A

centrum semiovale

  • white matter

cortical afferents & efferents

23
Q

Part of internal capsule:

  • contains optic radiations
A

Retrolenticular part

24
Q

Part of internal capsule:

  • Contains optic and auditory radiations
A

sublenticular part

25
Q

Commissure important in visual reflexes

A

Posterior commisure

26
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Label

A

Opercular cortex

27
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Label

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Frontal/parietal opercular cortex

Insular cortex

Temporal opercular cortex

28
Q

blockage of cerebral aqueduct

A

non-communicating hydrocephalus

29
Q

CSF can enter subarachnoid space

arachnoid vili malfunction

A

communicating hydrocephalus

30
Q

secondary loss of brain tissue due to atrophy

Alzheimer

Pick Disease

Huntington disease

A

Hydrocephalus ex vacuo

31
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communicating hydrocephalus without increase in intracradial pressure

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normal pressure hydrocephalus

32
Q

wet, wobbly, wacky

tissue being pushed aside

A

normal pressure hydrocephalus

33
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compared to serum, CSF contains:

A

Lower: potassium, glucose, protein

More: chloride

Almost acelluar

34
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supplies 80% blood to anterior circulation

A

Internal carotid aa.

35
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supplies 20% blood to posterior circulation

A

Vertebral aa.

36
Q

Compression of CN III between what two arteries

A

Superior cerebellar a.

Posterior cerebral a.

37
Q

Occlusion of what a. causes vertigo & ipsilateral deafness

A

Labyrinthe (internal acoustic) a.

38
Q

Supplies flocculus, middle cerebellar peduncle, and anterior inferior cerebellum

A

Anterior Inferior Cerebellar A. (AICA)

39
Q

Supplies blood to anterior 2/3 of spinal cord

A

Anterior spinal a.

40
Q

Supplies blood to posterior 1/3 of spinal cord

A

Posterior spinal a.

41
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Supplies blood to choroid plexus of 4th ventricle, dorsolateral medulla, posterior inferior cerebellum

A

Posterior Inferior Cerebellar A. (PICA)

42
Q

Common site for aneurysm formation

A

origin of posterior communicating a. off internal carotid a.

43
Q

This a. runs on top of the optic tract

A

Anterior choroidal a.

44
Q

Supplies blood to primary visual cortex (calcarine sulcus)

A

Posterior cerebral a. (PCA)

45
Q

Anterior watershed infarct

A

Between ACA and MCA distributions

46
Q

Posterior watershed infarct

A

Along MCA and PCA distributions

47
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Cerebral perfusion pressure drops cause

A

watershed infarcts

48
Q

Joins with inferior sagittal sinus to form straight sinus

A

Great Vein of Galen

  • deep venous drainage

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