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lecture 2 Flashcards

1
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anterior

posterior

A 
A = nose
P = back of brain
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sagittal
coronal
horizontal

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S = vertical thperpendicular to corpus callosum
C= perpendicular to corpus callosum
hoizontal = perpendicular to brain stem.
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neurological convention of brain imaging

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  • view parts as same as own head. left on pic = left on you
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medial

lateral

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M= inside
L= outside
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dorsal

ventral

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D=back (top of head)
V= front (chin)
* goes w quadrapeds*

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ipsilateral

contralateral

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I = same side
C= opposite side
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7
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structures that lie in both hemispheres =?

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bilateral

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close together =?

far apart =?

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proximal

distal

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efferent

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away from brain (motor)

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afferent

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toward the brain (sensory)

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11
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how many carotid and vertebral arteries supply blood to brain.

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2 of each

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12
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Irrigates medial and dorsal parts of cortex =?

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anterior cerebral artery

(irrigates longitudinal fissure

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irrigates lateral surface of cortex

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middle cerebral artery

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irrigates ventral and posterior surfaces of cortex =?

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posterior cerebral artery

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15
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dorsal spinal cord

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receives sensory input

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16
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ventral spinal cord

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projects motor commands and integrates from other areas.

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17
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damage to spinal cord affects?

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areas below the point of energy

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18
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medulla

  • location
  • function?
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  • inferior part of brainstem
  • motor fibers cross - important for corpus callosum damage
  • reticular activating system (RAS)- arousal
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19
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pons
- location
function

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  • superior to medulla in brainstem. in brain stem
  • connects cerebellum to higher brain
  • contains superior olive (auditory). receives input from both ears, allows one to judge where sound is in space, timing, sound, pitch
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midbrain

  • location
  • function
A

superior to pons
- colliculi responsible for early-orienting response of eye muscles, head and neck muscles
inferior = auditory info
superior = visual info

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early-orienting response

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turn head in response to visual or auditory stimulus.

- cant inhibit unless you know it’s coming

22
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thalamus

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  • diencephalin, not brain stem structure
  • relay centre - critical for many sensory connections to pass thru.
  • attention.
23
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forebrain has 3 main structures

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basal ganglia
limbic system
cerebral cortex

24
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basal ganglia - made up of 3 nuclei
- inputs and outputs?
function?
disease/disorder?

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  1. putamen
  2. globus pallidus
  3. caudate nucleus
    input from all areas, projects to frontal/motor regions via thalamus
    function - sequencing movement
    - controlling movement.
25
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limbic system

4 parts

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amygdala = emotion and species-typical behaviours
hippocampus: memory and spatial navigation
septum = emotion and species typical behaviour. interface btw higher and lower level behaviour
cingulate cortex = emotion, cognition, executive function, motor control = always active..

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neocortex
- proportion of human brain?
- layers?
hemispheres? lobes?

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80% of human brain
6 layers
2 hemi, 4 lobes

27
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fissure
sulci
gyri

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F = cleft in cortex, deep enough to indent ventricles
S = shallow cleft
G = ridge in cortex
28
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comparative neuroanatomy - sulcal pattern?

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more sulcal pattern = more complex interaction = infer more evolutionarily advanced

29
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4 lobes and their primary areas

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frontal = motor
parietal = body senses (somatosensation)
temporal = auditory
occipital = visual
30
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secondary areas - define.

A

adjacent to primary areas
receive input from primary areas,
interpreting sensory input or organizing movements

31
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tertiary areas/ association cortex. - where? fxn?

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located btw secondary areas, multiple regions in cortex. mediate complex activities

32
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4 types of axon projections in neocortex

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  1. lobe - lobe
  2. within lobe
  3. interhemispheric
  4. connections through thalamus
33
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homotopic points - define

A

contralateral/bilateral points that are found in each hemisphere and correspond to one another.
can be functionally, or anatomically homotopic, or both!

34
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interhemispheric fissure

A

deep

divides brain into 2 hemispheres

35
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sylvian fissure

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deep. mostly horizontal.
separates temporal lobe.
sometimes more vertical on right side

insula (cortical structures) buried within it

36
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collateral sulcus

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  • divide lingual and parahippocampal gyri from fusiform gyrus
  • underside of temporal lobe
37
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cingulate sulcus

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divides cingulate gyrus from paracentral lobule and extended visual area (PCL)

38
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central sulcus
precentral sulcus
postcentral sulcus

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  • C = btw frontal and parietal
    Pre = in frontal, btw rest of frontal, and motor homunculus. . intersects with superor frontal sulcus
    post = btw parietal and sensory homunculus. = often in two parts. = T-junction with intraparietal sulcus.
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intraparietal sulcus

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intersects with inferior postcentral sulcus.
posteriorally forms t-junction with transverse occipital sulcus
divides superior and inferior parietal lobule

40
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superior & inferior temporal sulci

A 
S = divides superior and middle temporal gyrus
I = divides middle from inferior temporal gyrus. = less free-standing = various sections to it.
41
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superior and inferior frontal sulci

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S = divides superior and middle frontal gyrus
I = divides middle frontal and inferior gyri.
42
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brodmann areas

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looked at brain tissue under microscope. figured out different areas of the brain by cell staining. different areas had different morphology of cells.

43
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contralateral organization of brain

decussation - define

A
  • sensory stimulation in brain from contralateral side of body.
  • brain controls musculature of contralaterl body.

D= crossing over of fibers along the center of the NS

44
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homunculus

- body to brain

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  • inverted, top of brain = bottom of body. more brain region = more muscular control/somatosensation
45
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protection of brain

A

BBB, meninges, skull, CSF

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