L35. Nervous System CNS Flashcards

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What are meninges?

A

3 layers which cover the brain and spinal cord.

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Name the meninges from brain to skull.

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Brain
pia mater
arachnoid mater
dura mater
skull
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What does the spinal cord grey matter contain?

A

Neuron cell bodies and some axons.

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What does the spinal cord white matter contain?

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nerve axons

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What does the spinal cord dorsal horn contain?

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first order afferent neuron terminals

second order sensory neurons

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What does the spinal cord ventral horn contain?

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motor neuron cell bodies

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What happens to the grey matter as you move down the spinal cord?

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It gets larger

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Where is the grey matter in the brain and spinal cord?

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Brain - grey = outside

Spine - grey = inside

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Name the 3 regions of the brain.

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forebrain
midbrain
hindbrain

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Name and describe the components of the forebrain.

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Cerebrum - sensory, motor and memory.

Diencephalon - Thalamus (sensory processing) and hypothalamus (homeostasis; thermoregulation)

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Name and describe the components of the midbrain.

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Visual, auditory and pain control

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Name and describe the components of the hindbrain.

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Pons
Medulla oblongata (breathing)
cerebellum (balance)

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Name the 4 brain lobes. Where are they?

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Frontal (front)
Parietal (hair-covered skull)
Temporal (ears to nearly nape of neck)
Occipital (back of head)

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