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Lecture Outline #15 Flashcards

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CNS development

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ectoderm folds inward to form a hollow neural tube, central canal extends and ends expand to ventricles and are filled with CSF

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3 primary brain vesicles

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prosencephalon - forebrain
mesencephalon - midbrain
rhombencephalon - hindbrain

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telencephalon

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cerebrum, lobes

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tel - cerebral functions

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conscious thought processes, intellectual functions, memory storage & processing, and regulation of in-/voluntary somatic motor patterns

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tel - hollow

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lateral ventricles separated by septum pellucidum

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tel - surface features

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gyri - elevated ridges, increases surface area for more room for thought.
sulci - cleft-like depressions
lateral sulcus - separates temporal lobe from parietal & frontal
fissures - deeper grooves between lobes/regions
longitudinal fissure - separates cerebrum
transverse fissure - separates cerebrum & cerebellum

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tel - hemispheres

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right - sensory information, spatial relationships, artistic, creative, emotional response, self-awareness, feelings
left - language, reading, writing, speaking, logic
corpus callosum - (commissure) connects communication btw R&L brain, females = thicker and more activity

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tel - frontal lobe - prefrontal cortex

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emotion, motivation, new memories (short-term), behavioral regulation, sense of time, reasoning, thought-processing

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tel - frontal lobe - speech center

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Broca’s area - breathing/vocalization, left temporal side (97%)

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tel - frontal lobe - pre-central gyrus

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primary motor cortex - motor humunculus

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tel - parietal lobe - central sulcus

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separates parietal & frontal lobe

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tel - parietal lobe - post-central gyrus

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primary sensory cortex - sensory homunculus
navigation, touch, pressure, pain receptors

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tel - temporal lobe

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auditory cortex, petrous part of bone protects ossicles, olfactory & gustatory corticles - special senses
new memories (short-term) & language

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tel - occipital lobe

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visual cortex

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Alzheimer’s Disease

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neurological condition from genetic mutations/environmental factors. degradation of brain cells, loss of neurons/synapses, remember long-term not short-term, ventricles open up & lose surface area of gyri

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senility

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75% senile dementia is Alzheimer’s related, deterioration of organizational/focus tasks, memory loss (short then long term)

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di - box

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epithalamus - roof
thalamus - walls
hypothalamus - floor
3rd ventricle - chamber
interthalamic adhesion - middle connecting point of 3rd vent

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di - pineal gland

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secretes melatonin (sleep patterns) and perceives light
held up by habenula

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di - thalamus

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relay/processing center for sensory info
fornix - memory formation
mammillary body - memory

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di - hypothalamus

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coordinates the ANS - controls thirst, appetite, body temperature
coordinates the endocrine system - secretes hormones (oxytocin & antidiuretic hormone ADH)
integrates sensory & motor commands related to emotion
pituitary glad is rests in sella turcica and is suspended by the infundibulum

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mes - corpora quadrigemina

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integrates
vision (superior colliculi - 2)
hearing (inferior colliculi - 2)

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mes - red nucleus

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blood filled area that maintains muscle tone & posture

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mes - substantia nigra

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creates neurotransmitter dopamine
drop in dopamine causes increased muscle tone

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cocaine

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mes - binds/blocks the transporter & dopamine stays on the postsynaptic receptors

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parkinsons disease

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mes - too much or too little dopamine causing oppositional muscles to fire and tremors

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mes - cerebral peduncles

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support cerebrum and attach to brainstem
connect tel & met through white matter

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met - cerebellum

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coordinates postural/skeletal muscles
programming of subconscious/repetitive movements
two hemispheres & vermis (worm structure separating)
folia - folds
arbor vitae - grey-white matter pattern
purkinje cells - highly branched cells giving cerebellum dark look
cerebellar peduncles - links cerebellum to brainstem & pons, allow communication between -bellum & pons
4th ventricle

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met - pons

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4 CNs (V, VI, VII, VIII)
respiratory fine-tuning center
sleep paralysis

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mye - medulla oblongata

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transition from to brain to spinal cord (switch of grey/white matter),
5 CNs (VII,IX, X, XI, XII)
autonomic centers for visceral function
- cardiovascular - heart rate
- respiratory - breath rate
- digestive systems - GI tract speed
compression within foramen magnum can lead to death
4th vent terminates here for central canal to run

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grey matter redox -brum&-bellum

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neuron bodies make up the cortex/cortical surface or non-cortical concentrations of cells - nucleus

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white matter redox -brum&-bellum

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association/arcurate fibers - btw. gyri within a hemisphere
commissural fibers btw gyri of oppositional hemispheres
projection fibers ascend/descend to CNS
longitudinal fibers/fasciculi are anterior/posterior

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limbic system

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group of brain structures that help regulate emotion/behavior
links conscious thought w/ autonomic functions of brainstem (behavior & emotional states, thirst, hunger sex)
learning & storage/recall of long-term memory

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limbic system structures

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amygdala, brainstem, cerebrum, cerebellum, dendate gyrus, body of fornix, hippocampus, mammillary bodies, olfactory bulb, septal nuclei, thalamus, uncus.

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synesthesia

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hereditary neurological condition, cross-wiring of nerves.
letters/numbers may be interpreted as colors, sounds can be seen, shapes have a taste

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layers of head

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scalp - epicranius - periosteum - skull - dura mater (endosteum) - arachnoid - brain w/ pia mater

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falx cerebri

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runs between cerebral hemispheres and is anchored anteriorly to crista galli

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falx cerebelli

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runs between cerebellar hemispheres and sits on vermis

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tentorium cerebelli

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runs between cerebrum and cerebellum in transverse fissure

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diaphragma sellae

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encloses the pituitary gland in the sella turcica

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dural sinus

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delamination of dura mater, forms cavity for venous blood, reflects off of endosteum

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dural sinuses

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superior & inferior sagittal sinus - falx cerebri
straight sinus - tentorium cerebelli
transverse sinus - tentorium cerebelli
sigmoid sinus - terminates at jugular foramen, tentorium cerebelli
cavernous sinus - by pituitary gland
confluence of sinuses - superior sagittal, straight, and transverse

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choroid plexus

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1 @ lateral vents to 3rd
1 @ 3rd to 4th
capillary beds in each ventricle
CSF is blood that loses plasma through refined filtration

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CSF flow

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choroid plexus of lateral vents - lateral vents thru interventricular foramen - 3rd vent w/ choroid plexus thru mesencephalic aqueduct - 4th vent w/choroid plexus - central canal/apertures - subarachnoid space - arachnoid granulations - dural sinuses

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hydrocephalus

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internal - failure for CSF to escape vents
external - failure for CSF to return to dural sinuses
the brain will push out and be damaged

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