Lab 4 - Brainstem/Cranial Nerves Flashcards

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dopamine centers are in the

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substantia nigra

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fibers going to or from cerebellum

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peduncle

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2
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cerebral aqueduct opens up to the blank at the level of the blank

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4th ventricle, pons

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3
Q

part of medulla with motor fibers of corticospinal tracts

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pyramids

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4
Q

motor fibers cross to contralateral side of spinal cord and this marks end of medulla and beginning of spinal cord

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pyramidal decussation

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5
Q

part of medulla where nuclei are involved in cerebellar motor control and auditory perception

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olives

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6
Q

medullary part that has spinal trigeminal tract, medial lemniscus

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internal tracts

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7
Q

internal nucleus of medulla that detects what is in blood

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area postrema

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8
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area postrema lacks a blank and induces blank

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blood brain barrier, puking

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9
Q

primary output of cerebellum to midbrain

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superior cerebellar peduncle

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10
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input to cerebellum from cerebral cortex via the pons

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middle cerebellar peduncle

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11
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input to cerebellum carrying proprioceptive information from body and projections from vestibular pathway

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inferior cerebellar peduncle

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12
Q

three cerebellar peduncles

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Superior, middle, inferior

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13
Q

pupil going medial

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adduction

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14
Q

pupil going lateral

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abduction

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15
Q

pupil goes up

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elevation

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16
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pupil goes down

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depression

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17
Q

top of eye moves toward nose

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intorsion

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18
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superior aspect of eye moves away from nose

19
Q

extorsion of eye muscle

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inferior oblique

20
Q

intorsion of eye muscle

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superior oblique

21
Q

lateral rectus innervation

22
Q

superior oblique muscle innervation

23
Q

all other eye muscles innervation

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oculomotor

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oculomotor nerve synapses in the blank nucles which is ventral to the blank of the midbrain
oculomotor, cerebral aqueduct
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oculomotor nerve nucleus that is parasympathetic and goes to ciliary ganglion to contract pupils
edinger westphal nucleus
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drooping eyelid, and dilated pupil are caused by damage to
oculomotor nerve
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damage to trochlear nerve would result in an inability to turn eye blank
down and out
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abducens synapses at the blank
pons
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damaging abducens makes a person unable to direct eye blank
laterally
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v1 of trigeminal is sensory to blank
ophthalmic
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v2 of trigeminal is sensory to blank
maxillary
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v3 of trigeminal is sensory to blank
mandibular
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sensory part of facial nerve goes to blank
taste buds
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somatosensory part of facial nerve is from the blank
external ear
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motor part of facial nerve does blank muscles
facial expression
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facial nerve does parasympathetic output to blank
salivary glands
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upper face is facial nerve innervated by blank pathways
left and right
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lower face is innervated by blank facial nerve pathway
contralateral only
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glossopharyngeal nerve is sensory from
outer ear/posterior 1/3 tongue
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motor of glossopharyngeal is to
parotid glands and stylopharyngeus
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nucleus of glosspharyngeal for somatosensory from outer ear
spinal trigeminal nucleus
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nucleus for visceral sensory from taste buds on posterior third of tongue
solitary
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motor nucleus of glosso to stylopharyngeus
nucleus ambiguous
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gloss nucleus that is motor to parotid glands
salivatory nucleus
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innervates muscles of tongue
hypoglossal nerve