Lab 4 Structures Flashcards

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what structures are seen in the inferior/ventral diencephalon?

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  • mammillary body
  • infundibular stalk
  • CN II (optic nerve)
  • optic chiasm
  • optic tracts
  • olfactor tract
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mammillary body

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  • connected to hippocampus via fornix
  • role in memory
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infundibular stalk

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communicates info from hypothalamus to pituitary gland

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optic nerve

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  • CN II
  • vision
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optic chiasm

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crossing axons of optic nerve from both eyes

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optic tracts

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carries axons of optic nerve to lateral geniculate nucleus (after chiasm)

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olfactory tract

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associated with sense of smell

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what cranial nerves are associated with the diencephalon?

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  • CN I (olfactory nerve)
  • CN II (optic nerve)
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what structures are seen in the inferior/ventral midbrain?

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  • cerebral peduncles
  • interpeduncular fossa
  • CN III
  • CN IV
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cerebral peduncles

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major white matter pathway for descending from cerebral hemisphere to brainstem

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interpeduncular fossa

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  • space between cerebral peduncles
  • exit for CN III
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oculomotor nerve

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  • CN III
  • extra-ocular eye movements (up, down, in, up/in)
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trochlear nerve

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  • CN IV
  • eye movement (down/in)
  • exits brainstem dorsally
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what cranial nerves are associated with the mesencephalon (midbrain)?

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  • CN III (oculomotor)
  • CN IV (trochlear)
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what structures are seen in the inferior/ventral pons?

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  • middle cerebellar peduncle
  • CN V
  • CN VI
  • CN VII
  • CN VIII
  • cerebellopontine angle
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middle cerebellar peduncle

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communicates info from cerebrum to cerebellum via pontine nuclei and fibers

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trigeminal nerve

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  • CN V
  • sensation to face
  • muscles of mastication
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abducens nerve

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  • CN VI
  • eye movement (laterally)
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facial nerve

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  • CN VII
  • facial muscles (expression)
  • taste
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vestibulocochlear nerve

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  • CN VIII
  • hearing/balance
  • position in space/GPS for eyes
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cerebellopontine angle

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region of CN VII, VIII

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what cranial nerves are associated with the metencephalon (pons)?

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  • CN V (trigeminal)
  • CN VI (abducens)
  • CN VII (facial)
  • CN VIII (vestibulocochlear)
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what structures are seen in the inferior/ventral medulla?

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  • pyramids/pyramidal decussation
  • olive
  • CN XII
  • CN IX
  • CN X
  • CN XI
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pyramids/pyramidal decussation

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* pyramids → ventral descending motor pathway
* pyramidal decussation → crossing of pathway

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olive
gives rise to climbing fibers to cerebellum
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hypoglossal nerve
* CN XII * located in front of olive * tongue movements
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glossopharyngeal nerve
* CN IX * pharynx
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vagus nerve
* CN X * swallowing * vocal chords * breathing * cardiac info * gag
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spinal accessory nerve
* CN XI * sternocleidomastoid * trapezius
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what cranial nerves are associated with the myelencephalon (medulla)?
* CN XII (hypoglossal) * CN IX (glossopharyngeal) * CN X (vagus) * CN XI (spinal accessory)
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what structures are seen in the dorsal diencephalon?
* lateral geniculate nucleus * medial geniculate nucleus | lateral geniculate nucleus not shown in this picture
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lateral geniculate nucleus
associated with vision and superior colliculus
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medial geniculate nucleus
associated with audition and inferior colliculus
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what structures are seen in the dorsal midbrain?
* tectum (superior/inferior colliculus) * brachium of superior/inferior colliculi * CN IV
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tectum
* forms roof over cerebral aqueduct * associated with vision/hearing
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brachium of superior/inferior colliculi
pathways connecting colliculi to geniculate nuclei
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where does trochlear nerve exit toward?
exits toward ventral brainstem
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what structures are seen in the dorsal pons?
* floor of 4th ventricle * facial colliculus * sulcus limitans (both pons/medulla) * lateral apertures * vestibular region (nuclei)
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floor of 4th ventricle
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facial colliculus
* bump formed by facial nerve arching dorsally around abducens nucleus * located in midline portion of lower pons (floor)
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sulcus limitans | pons and medulla
* groove where floor of 4th ventricle meets walls of ventricle * division of medial motor/lateral sensory structures
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lateral aperatures
2 lateral exits from 4th ventricle
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vestibular region | nuclei
* located laterally in proximity to each lateral aperature * related to balance and coordinated eye movements
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what structures are seen in the dorsal medulla?
* median aperature * hypoglossal trigone * vagal trigone * dorsal column nuclei (gracile/cuneate tubercle) * dorsal column fibers (gracile/cuneate fasciculus)
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median aperature
single midline exit from 4th ventricle
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hypoglossal trigone
nucleus of hypoglossal nerve
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vagal trigone
nucleus of vagus nerve
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dorsal column nuclei | deep to tubercles
nuclei associated with dorsal ascending sensory info from body
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gracile tubercle
* medially located bump * carries info about LE
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cuneate tubercle
* laterally located bump * carries info about UE
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dorsal column fibers | deep to fasciculus
neurons (fibers/pathways) carrying body sensory info (vibration, joint position sense, discriminative touch) to dorsal column nuclei beneath tubercles
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gracile fasciculus
* LE * located medially on dorsal medulla
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cuneate fasciculus
* UE * located laterally on dorsal medulla