Lecture 15 - Ventricles of Brain Flashcards

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3 primary vesicles

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prosencephalon (forebrain)

mesencephalon (mesencephalon)

rhombencephalon (hindbrain)

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5 secondary vesicles

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telencephalon

diencephalon

mesencephalon

metencephalon

myelencephalon

TEL DI MES MET MYE

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  1. forebrain = ____
    a. ____ (cerebrum, basal ganglia)
    b. ____ (hypo-, epi-, thalamus)
  2. midbrain = ____
    a. ___ (corpora quadrigemina)
  3. hindbrain = ____
    a. ____ (cerebellum, pons)
    b. ____ (medulla oblongata)
A
  1. prosencephalon
    a. tel
    b. die
  2. mes
    a. mes
  3. rhombencephalon
    a. met
    b. mye
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four cavities (ventricles)

  1. later ventricles (1&2) are within the ___
  2. 3rd ventricle within the ___
  3. aqueduct within the ___
  4. 4th ventricle shared by the ____
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  1. tel
  2. die
  3. mes
  4. met and mye
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cross section of spinal cord

cortex: ___ matter

medulla: ___ matter

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white

grey

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cross section of brain

cortex: ___ matter

medulla: ___ matter

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grey

white

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in spinal cord,
dorsal roots contain ___ neurons and
ventral roots contain ___ neurons

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sensory

motor

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the telencephalon is the …

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storage of information, memory, and what makes us human

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the cerebrum is associated with the ___ vesicle

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telencephalon

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cerebral functions

  1. ___ thought processes
  2. ___ functions
  3. ____ storage and processing
  4. regulation of ___ and ____ somatic motor patterns
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  1. conscious
  2. intellectual
  3. memory
  4. involuntary and voluntary
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what is the largest region of the brain

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cerebrum

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surface features of cerebrum

  1. elevated ridges =
  2. shallow depressions =
  3. deeper grooves between lobes/regions =
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  1. gyri
  2. sulci
  3. fissure
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the 2 hemispheres of the cerebrum are separated by the …

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the corpus callosum

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the cerebrum is hallow where the ventricles are separated by the

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septum pellucidum

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  1. the right hemisphere of the cerebrum incorporates ___ information, spatial ____
  2. the left hemisphere of the cerebrum incorporates: ____, reading, ___, speaking, ____
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  1. sensory; relationships
  2. language, writing, logic
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the cerebrum has 4 lobes…

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frontal

parietal

temporal

occipital

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areas in frontal lobe

  1. ____ cortex
    a. emotion, motivation, ___ regulation
    b. sense of ___, reasoning
  2. ___ center (brocas area)
    a. breathing/____
  3. pre-central ___
    a. primary motor cortex: ___ homunculus
A
  1. prefrontal
    a. behavioral
    b. time
  2. speech
    a. vocalization
  3. gyrus
    a. motor
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areas in parietal lobe

  1. central ___
  2. post-central ___ (___ cortex)
    a. primary sensory cortex: ___ homunculus
    b. ___ to central sulcus
  3. pre central ___ (___ cortex)
    a. ___ to central sulcus
A
  1. sulcus
  2. gyrus; sensory
    a. sensory
    b. posterior
  3. gyrus; motor
    a. anterior
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areas of temporal lobe

  1. includes ___ cortex
  2. brain is ___ what is is you’re ___
  3. how your brain interprets it is what you ___
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  1. auditory
  2. interpreting; hearing
  3. hear
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areas of occipital lobe

  1. includes ___ cortex
  2. processing information that your ___ is giving
  3. your eyes don’t see anything, your brain is ____ the information your eyes are giving
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  1. visual
  2. retina
  3. interpreting
21
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alzheimer’s disease

  1. ___ condition
  2. progressive loss of ___/___
  3. substantial ___ in cortical neurons
  4. substantial ___ in volume of gyri
  5. attacks ___ cortex and ___ lobe
    a. affecting memories, language, navigation
  6. ___ poison is associated with Alzheimer’s
A
  1. neurological
  2. neurons/synapses
  3. decrease
  4. decrease
  5. prefrontal; frontal
  6. aluminum
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senility is also associated with the cerebrum

  1. in senile dementia whay memory is first to go
A
  1. short term memory (putting socks on)
23
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the diecephalon is a BOX that consists of the:

  1. roof (____)
    a. ___ gland is on top aka third eye
  2. walls (____)
  3. floor (____)
    a. ___ gland hanging of the bottom
  4. chamber = ____
A
  1. epithalamus
    a. pineal
  2. thalamus
  3. hypothalamus
    a. pituitary
  4. third ventricle
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what is the epithalamus

  1. it secretes what
A

pineal gland

melatonin

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the thalamus is the ____/processing center for ___ information

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relay / sensory

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the hypothalamus:

  1. controls thirst, ___, body ___
  2. coordinated the _NS
  3. coordinates the ___ system
  4. secretes ____
    a. ___
  5. integrates ___ and ___ commands
    a. related to ___ (conscious and unconscious)
  6. pituitary gland lies ___ the hypothalamus
    a. suspended by ____
A
  1. appetite; temp
  2. ANS
  3. endocrine
  4. hormones
    a. oxytocin
  5. sensory and motor
    a. emotion
  6. beneath
    a. infundibulum
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these areas are coordinated with the mesencephalon

  1. corpora quadrigemina which integrates ___/___ data
    a. superior colliculi (____)
    b. inferior colliculi (___)
  2. red ____
    a. maintains muscle ___ and ___
  3. substantia nigra: neurotransmitter ____
  4. cerebral ____
    a. support the ___
A
  1. visual/auditory
    a. sight
    b. sound
    SIGHT OVER SOUND
  2. nucleus
    a. tone and posture
  3. dopamine
  4. peduncles
    a. cerebrum
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areas associated with the metencephalon

  1. ___ (___ portion of metencephalon)
    a. coordinates postural/skeletal ___ of body
    b. programming of ___ movements
    c. __ hemispheres + ___ (indentation between them)
    d. ___: folds of cerebellar cortex
    e. ___ ___ = the pattern
  2. ___ (___ portion of metencephalon)
    a. 4 important CNs … ?
    b. ___ center
    c. associated with sleep ___
A
  1. CEREBELLUM (posterior)
    a. muscles
    b. repetitive
    c. 2 + vermis
    d. folia
    e. arbor vitae
  2. PONS (anterior)
    a. C5, C6, C7, C8
    b. respiratory
    c. paralysis
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this area is associated with the myelencephalon

  1. ____ ____

a. transition from ___ to ___ ___

b. 5 important CNs …?

c. autonomic centers for ___ functions

d. injury can lead to ___

e. ___ ventricle shared between this and pons

f. where white and grey matter ___

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  1. MEDULLA OBLONGATA

a. brain to spinal cord

b. C8-C12

c. visceral

d. death

e. 4th

f. switch

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limbus system = ____

  1. includes many ___ spread throughout brain
  2. links ___ thought with autonomic functions of brain stem
  3. learning and storage of ___ term memory
  4. olfactory bulb = sense of ___
    a. most hard wired sense associated with ___
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YOUR MEMORY

  1. nuclei
  2. conscious
  3. LONG
  4. smell; memory
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synesthesia = typically a hereditary ___ condition

  1. cross wiring of ___ and special ____
    a. taste __ and see ___
  2. common among ___ and poets
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neurological

  1. senses and special senses
    a. taste colors and see sounds
  2. artists
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elaborations of the dura mater

  1. flax cerebri runs between the ___ hemispheres
  2. flax cerebelli runs between the ___ hemispheres
  3. tentorium cerebelli runs between ___ and ___ aka a TENT
  4. diaphragma sellae encloses the ___ gland
  5. ___ sinuses
  6. ___ meninges are continuous with ___ meninges
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  1. cerebral
  2. cerebellar
  3. cerebrum and cerebellum
  4. pituitary
  5. dural
  6. spinal ; cerebral
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CSF FLOW

  1. ___ (within ___ ventricles)

through ___ foramen

  1. ___ ventricle (choroid plexus within)
  2. ___ aqueduct
  3. __ ventricle
    a. then through ___ OR central ___
  4. both above go to ___ space
  5. arachnoid ____
  6. dural ___
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  1. choroid plexus (within lateral ventricles)

through interventricular foramen

  1. 3rd
  2. mesencephalic (or aqueduct of midbrain)
  3. 4th ventricle (choroid plexus within)
    a. aperatures or central canal
  4. subarachnoid space
  5. granulation
  6. sinus
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hydrocephalus =

  1. failure of __ to escape from the ___
    a. ___ hydrocephalus
  2. failure of the ___ to be returned to the ___ ___
    a. ___ hydrocephalus
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water in the brain

  1. CSF ; ventricles
    a. internal
  2. CSF ; dural sinuses
    a. external