lecture 3 Flashcards

1
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lateral surface of the midbrain is formed mainly

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cerebral peduncles

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2
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internal structures that made up the cerebral peduncles

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corticospinal tract (and corticobulbar tracts)

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3
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What is interpeduncular fossa

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deep depression between these two columns,

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4
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What is the posterior perforated substance

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floor of these fossa

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5
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What is basilar sulcus

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basal part is indented along its ventral surface in the midline by a shallow groove

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6
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basilar sulcus vascular structure is related to it?

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basilar artery

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7
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What is the pyramid?

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consists of corticospinal fibers, pyramidal tract as a synonym for corticospinal tract

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8
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pyramid internal structure responsible to form this swelling area

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corticospinal fibers

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9
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What is Olive

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Lateral to the pyramid,

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10
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Olive internal structure responsible to form this swelling area

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inferior olivary nucleus

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11
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What is the Pyramidal decussation

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crossing of the fibers of the corticospinal tracts

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12
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What is the corpora quadrigemina

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dorsal surface of the midbrain bears four rounded elevations, the paired inferior and superior colliculi

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13
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Posterior to the olives is the ____, which connect the

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inferior cerebellar peduncles, medulla oblongata with the cerebellum.

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14
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The Superior colliculi are

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center for visual reflexes

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15
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inferiors colliculi are

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lower auditory centers.

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16
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is formed by the posterior surface of the pons and the superior half of the medulla oblongata, diamond shape.

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Rhomboid Fossa or Floor of the IV Ventricle

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17
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divide the rhomboid fossa into two triangles, the superior large one and the inferior smaller one

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Stria medullaris

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18
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in the superior triangle near to the striae medullaris form the slight swelling the Facial Colliculus

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medial eminence

19
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Rhomboid Fossa, The floor is divided into symmetrical halves by the

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Median sulcus

20
Q

Rhomboid Fossa, On each side of the sulcus there is an elevation

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the Medial Eminence

21
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Medial Eminence which is bounded laterally by the

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Sulcus Limitans.

22
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Laterally to the sulcus limitans is the

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Vestibular area, which contain the vestibular nuclei

23
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The medial eminence in the superior triangle near to the striae medullaris form the slight swelling the

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Facial Colliculus

24
Q

contains numerous blood vessels and receives information from the cerebrum and cerebellum

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Red nucleus

25
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that facilitates flexor motor neurons of the contralateral side.

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Rubrospinal Tract

26
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is the melanin-containing nucleus which secretes dopamine to inhibit the excitatory neurons of the basal nuclei.

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Substantia nigra

27
Q

regulation of emotional behavior, including fear, flight, anxiety, rage behavior

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Periaqueductal gray matter

28
Q

centers work with the medulla to maintain respiratory rhythm

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Apneustic & pneumotaxic

29
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centers alter the rate and force of cardiac contractions.

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Cardioinhibitory/cardioacceleratory

30
Q

alters the tone of vascular smooth muscle.

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Vasomotor center

31
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the superior end of the sulcus limitans form the

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Substantia Ferruginea

32
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inferior triangle forms two smaller trigone. The most medial and superior is the

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Hypoglossal Trigone

33
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Hypoglossal Trigone Lateral and inferior to this, is the

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Vagal trigone

34
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central canal of the spinal cord continues upward into the lower half of the medulla oblongata, in the upper half of the medulla it expanding as the

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Cavity of the four Ventricle.

35
Q

transverse fiber is going to fill up inferior angle of rhomboid fossa

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obex

36
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is a thin layer of white substance, prolonged from the white center of the cerebellum, above and on either side of the nodule; it forms the infero-posterior part of the fourth ventricle.

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inferior medullary velum

37
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Facial Colliculus, it is formed by the fibers from the motor nucleus of the facial nerve looping over the

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abducent nucleus

38
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the superior end of the sulcus limitans form the

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Substantia Ferruginea

39
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is a narrow area between the vagal trigone and the lateral margin of the ventricle

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area Postrema

40
Q

Facial Colliculus, it is formed by the fibers from the ____ of the facial nerve looping over the _____

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motor nucleus, abducent nucleus

41
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Nuclei in the medulla are associated with

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autonomic control, cranial nerves, and motor and sensory relay.

42
Q

Autonomic nuclei

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Cardiovascular centers

Respiratory rhythmicity centers

43
Q

Nucleus gracilis and nucleus cuneatus pass somatic sensory information to the

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thalamus