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(W1) where is the cerebral hemispheres

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(S) on the big brain, the left and right sides

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where is the longitudinal fissure

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(Space) the big crack that separates the cerebral hemispheres

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where is the cerebral cortex

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(Gray Matter) on the disk brain, the outer dark areas

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where is the cerebral gyri

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(Ridge) the wrinkles in the brain

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where is the cerebral sulci

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(D) the cracks in between all the wrinkles/cerebral gyri

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where are the frontal lobes

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(Region) the large front part of the brain, he will rub where the frontal bone would be

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where are the frontal poles

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(F) the large front part of the brain, he will tap where the frontal bone would be

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where are the parietal lobes

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(Region) the top part of the brain, he will lay his hand flat where the parietal bones would be

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where are the temporal lobes

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(Region) the sides of the brain, he will rub where the temporal bones would be

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where are the temporal poles

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(F) the bottom of the brain, two large wrinkly circles on the inferior side, he will tap of the temporal areas

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where are the occipital lobes

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(Region) the back of the brain, he will rub where the occipital bone would be

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where are the occipital poles

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(F) the back of the brain, he will tap where the occipital bone would be

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where is the insula

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(Region) on the hemi brain, under the lateral sulcus, the two mounds inside the crack

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where is the central sulcus

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(D) the middle depression on the side, a line goes to the side of the brain with a big C on the top

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where is the precentral gyrus

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(Ridge) the thick line to the right of the central sulcus

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where is the precentral sulcus

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(D) the canal to the right of the precentral gyrus

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where is the postcentral gyrus

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(Ridge) the thick line to the left of the central sulcus

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where is the postcentral sulcus

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(D) the canal to the left of the postcentral gyrus

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where is the lateral sulcus

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(D) the large canal perpendicular to the central sulcus

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where is the corpus callosum

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(S) the big sombrero of the seahorse, the big pocket above the head of the seahorse

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where is the cingulate gyrus

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(Ridge) the small ridge right above the corpus callosum

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where is the cingulate sulcus

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(D) the canal above the cingulate gyrus

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where is the parieto-occipital sulcus

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(D) the top part of the sideway V to the right of the seahorse

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where is the calcarine sulcus

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(D) the lower part of the sideways V to the right of the seahorse

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where is the fornix
(S) on the disk brain, the big U in the middle, it makes up the top part of the Y in the middle of the disk
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where is the septum pellucidum
(S) the line connected to the fornix, makes up the bottom line in the Y in the middle of the disk
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where is the olfactory bulb
(F) on the big brain on the bottom, the little fingers connected to the tracts
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where are the tracts
(S) on the big brain at the bottom, the line line/arm that is connected to the olfactory bulb
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where are the lateral ventricles
(Space) the two spaces of the sides of the septum pellucidum
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where is the septal nuclei
(Union) makes up the middle of the Y where all three lines connect
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where is the hippocampus
(S) the big blobs on the bottom of the disk brain, looks like cinnamon roles
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where is the corona radiata
(White Matter) the inner white tissue on the disk
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where is the cranial dura matter
(Covering) the most outer covering on top of the big brain
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where is the cranial arachnoid matter
(Covering) the reallyyyy small film/cover on the bottom side of the big brain
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where is the falx cerebri
(Infolding) where the dura matter goes into the crack when it is lifted up
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(BQ W1) what is one of the "pleasure centers" affected by addictive drugs
septal nuclei
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what functions in memory and understanding spacial relationships
hippocampus
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what is located between the cerebrum and cerebellum
tentorium cerebelli
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what is between the cerebellar hemispheres
falx cerebelli
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in the cranial region, which spaces are potential spaces vs real spaces
epidural space=potential space subdural space=potential space subarachnoid space=real space
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in the spinal region, which spaces are potential spaces vs real spaces
epidural space=real space subdural space=potential space subarachnoid space=real space
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(W2) where is the transverse cervical nerve
(S), (2352) the Y coming from the platysma to the face
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where is the supraclavicular nerves
(S), (2352) near the muscle under the platysma, back toward the neck, also makes a little Y
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where is the phrenic nerve
(S), (2120) looks like suspenders under the lungs
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where are roots C-5 through T-1
(Roots), (2345) near the shoulder, C-5 is the most superficial and neck the neck then C-6, C-7, C-8, and T-1 that is deep
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where is the dorsal scapular nerve
(S), (2345) nerve in between C-5 and C-6
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where is the long thoracic nerve
(S), (2345) nerve the on side of body below the armpit
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where is the upper trunk
(Trunk), (2345) the union of C-5 and C-6 roots
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where is the middle trunk
(Trunk), (2345) further down the C-7 root
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where is the lower trunk
(Trunk), (2345) the union of C-8 and T-1 roots
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where is the suprascapular nerve
(S), (2345) under the upper trunk
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where is the anterior divisions
(Division), (2345) when the probe is touching all the roots "above probe"
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what is the posterior division
(Division), (2345) when the probe is touch all the roots "below probe"
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where is the lateral cord
(Cord), (2345) where the upper and middle trunk meet, closer to the shoulder
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where is the medial cord
(Cord), (2345) the continuation of the medial trunk
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where is the posterior cord
(Cord), (2345) underneath the trunks, make other branches
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where is the lateral pectoral nerve
(S), (2345) the nerve on the right side of the body on the pecs
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where is the medial pectoral nerve
(S), (2345) the nerve on the pecs on the left side
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where is the upper subscapular nerve
(S), (2345) most lateral, closest to the M
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where is the lower subscapular nerve
(S), (2345) the nerve in between the upper ss nerve and thora. nerve
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where is the thoracodorsal nerve
(S), (2345) the deepest nerve, furthest from M
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where is the axillary nerve
(S), (2345) very tiny under all the roots, connected to the posterior cord
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where is the radial nerve
(S), (2345) right next to the upper subscapular nerve, thick, closer to the M
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where is the medial cutaneous nerve
(S), (2345) most inferior part of M, starts higher up than the M, not actually apart of M
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where is the ulnar nerve
(S), (2345) the string on the left side of the M, the first line
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where is the median nerve
(S), (2345) the middle bottom section of the M
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where is the medial root of the median nerve
(Root), (2345) the left upper side of the median nerve
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where is the lateral root of the median nerve
(Root), (2345) the right side of the median nerve
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where is the musculocutaneous nerve
(S), (2345) the right top side of the M, very small and goes into arm
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(W2 BQ) what is the sensory nerve to the external ear and skin in front of it
great auricular nerve
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what is the sensory to the top of the shoulder
supraclavicular nerves
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what is the nerve that supplies the funny bone
ulnar nerve
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(W3) where is the fibrous layer of the eye
(Region) the outer white layer AND the clear disk
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where is the sclera
(S) the white part of the fibrous layer
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where is the cornea
(S) the clear disk of the fibrous layer
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where is the vascular layer of the eye
(Region) the red middle layer
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where is the ciliary body
(Collective S) the striated muscle and the white projections on the inner lining of the eye
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where is the ciliary muscle
(S) the striated muscle part of the ciliary body
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where is the ciliary process
(Projection) the white projections of the ciliary body
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where is the iris
(S) the blue colorful part
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where is the pupil
(Space) the empty space inside the iris
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where is the constrictor pupillae muscle
(S) the little ridges between the iris and the pupil
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where is the dilator pupillae muscle
(S) the little ridges on the outside of the iris
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where is the retina
(Internal S) the orange and purple region of the eye
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where is the optic part
(Portion) the orange part of the retina
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where is the nonvisual part
(Portion) the purple part of the retina
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where is the ora serrata
(Margin) the bumpy line that separates the orange and purple sections of the retina
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where is the macula
(S) the yellow dot in the back of the retina, #8
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where is the fovea centralis
(Feature) the small indent next to the macula, #9
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where is the optic disc
(S) the yellow to the left of the macula, only on the inside, #7
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where is the optic nerve
(S) the yellow part above the optic disc, looks like corn
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where is the central artery of the retina
(S) the red line in between the optic nerve
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where is the lens
(S) the most posterior part of the eye, looks like a bubble, behind the iris and cornea
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where is the anterior segment of the eyeball
(Region) the area between the lens and the cornea
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where is the aqueous humor of the eye
(Fluid) what fills the anterior segment
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where is the anterior chamber of the eye
(Space) the area between the cornea and the iris (front and middle pieces)
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where is the posterior chamber of the eye
(Space) the area between the iris and the lens (middle and back pieces)
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where is the posterior segment of the eye
(Region) the area behind the lens, the space above the retina
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where is the vitreous body of the eye
(Fluid) what fills the posterior segment of the eye
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where is the superior rectus muscle
(S) on top, #16
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where is the inferior rectus muscle
(S) on bottom, #19
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where is the medial rectus muscle
(S) on the side below blue, #18
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where is the lateral rectus muscle
(S) on the side across from blue, #20
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where is the superior oblique muscle
(S) the muscle connected to the blue dot, #17
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where is the trochlea of the eye
(S) the blue dot
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where is the inferior oblique muscle
(S) going across on the bottom, #21
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where is the levator palpebrae superioris
(S) goes on top and has a little brain, #14
108
where is the superior eyelid
(S) the top eyelid
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where is the inferior eyelid
(S) the bottom eyelid
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where is the palpebral fissue
(Space) the space between the two eyelids
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where are the eyelashes
(S) eyelashes
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where is the bulbar conjunctiva
(Covering) the thin coat on top of the eye
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where is the palpebral conjunctiva
(Covering) on the inside on the eyelid
114
where is the lacrimal caruncle
(S) the pink dot in the corner of the eye
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where is the lacrimal gland
(S) the little brain, #15
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(BQ W3) what is dense with cones so it is the area of sharpest vision
fovea centralis
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what is known as the blind spot
the optic disk
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what attaches to ciliary bodies
suspensory ligament of the lens
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what makes tears
the lacrimal gland

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