Introduction to Neuroanatomy Flashcards

1
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frontal lobe sensory processing function

A

what do i do about it

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2
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parietal lobe sensory processing function

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where is it

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3
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occipital lobe sensory processing function

A

visual info

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4
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temporal lobe sensory processing function

A

what is it

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5
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gyrus/gyri

A

folds

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6
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sulcus/sulci

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depressions (sulk - deep)

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7
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what is split brain treatment and why was it done?

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cuts the corpus callosum in epilepsy (to treat seizures)

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8
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what is the corpus callosum?

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a white matter tract connecting the 2 hemispheres

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9
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what is the brainstem made up of?

A

midbrain
pons
medulla

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10
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what is the white matter tract connecting the 2 hemispheres called?

A

corpus callosum

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11
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what to the pons, midbrain and medulla make up?

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brainstem

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12
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what is the brainstem responsible for?

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basic physiological functions like heart rate.

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13
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what part of the brain is repsonsible for basic physiological functions like heart rate?

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brainstem

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14
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what are the ventricles filled with?

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cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)

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15
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where is CSF produced?

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o Produced by ependymal cells which line ventricles

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16
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role of CSF

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o Act as a shock absorber
o Nutrient supply
o Waste flush (125ml at any one time in the body but 500ml produced per day)

17
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how much CSF is there in the body?

A

125ml at any one time in the body but 500ml produced per day

18
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where is most of the CSF found?

A

outside of the ventricles

19
Q

what part of the brain bridges neuro and endocrine?

A

hypothalamus

20
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role of hypothalamus

A
  • Bridges neuro and endocrine
  • Wired into pituitary, brainstem, ANS
  • Thermoregulation
  • Hunger and thirst
21
Q

what part of the brain is responsible for thermoregulation, hunger and thirst?

A

hypothalamus

22
Q

what part of the brain is wired into the pituitary, brainstem and ANS?

A

hypothalamus

23
Q

role of thalamus

A

filters sensory info

cocktail party effect

24
Q

what part of the brain filters sensory info?

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dorsal
back
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ventral
front
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rostral
beak (frontal lobes)
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caudal
Base (occipital lobes)
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pick the right term: the pons is caudal/ rostral/ ventral/ dorsal to the medulla
the pons is rostral to the medulla
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what nerves come out of the cerebrum?
cranial nerves
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where do cranial nerves come from?
cerebrum
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difference between white and grey matter
white matter is myelinated axons whereas grey matter is cell bodies
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plexus
organisation of nerves (cable management)
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ganglion
collection of neuron cell bodies outside the NS
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what is responsible for the organisation of nerves?
plexus
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what is a collection of neuron cell bodies outside the NS called?
ganglion