Neonatal Ch 25 part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

the central nervous system develops from the ______ plate

A

neural

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2
Q

consisting of both the brain and the spinal cord, the ______ differentiates into the central nervous system

A

neural tube

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3
Q

the thalami fuse in the midline and form a fusion called the ______

A

massa intermedia

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4
Q

along the choroidal fissure, the medial wall of the developing cerebral hemisphere becomes thin. Invaginations of vascular pia form the ______ of the lateral ventricles at this side

A

choroid plexus

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5
Q

as the mesenchyme in trapped in the midline with the growth of the hemispheres, the ______ is formed

A

flax cerebri

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6
Q

the ______ forms from the cavity of the hindbrain and contains choroid plexus like the lateral and third ventricles

A

fourth ventricle

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7
Q

the space between the bones of the skull are called ______

A

fontanelles

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8
Q

the ______ fontanelle is located at the top of the neonatal head and may be easily felt as the “soft spot”

A

anterior

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9
Q

a double-layered outer membrane that forms the toughest barrier is the ______

A

dura mater

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10
Q

a V-shaped echogenic structure known as the ______ separates the cerebrum and the cerebellum; it is an extension of the flax cerebri

A

tentorium cerebelli

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11
Q

the ______ ventricles communicate with the third ventricle through the interventricular foramen of Monro

A

lateral

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12
Q

the cavum septum pellucidum forms the medial wall and the ______ forms the roof

A

corpus callosum

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13
Q

the ______ touches the inferior lateral ventricular wall and the body of the caudate ______ borders the superior wall

A

thalamus, nucleus

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14
Q

the third and forth ventricles are connected by the ______

A

aqueduct of Syvius

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15
Q

the lateral angles of the fourth ventricle form the foramen of ______

A

luschka

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16
Q

the ______ surrounds and protects the brain and spinal cord from physical impact

A

cerebrospinal fluid

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17
Q

the mass of special cells that regulate the intraventricular pressure by secretion or absorption of cerebral spinal fluid is the ______

A

choroid plexus

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18
Q

the ______ is located along the lateral-most aspect of the brain and is the area where the middle cerebral artery is located

A

Sylvian fissure

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19
Q

the ______ borders the third ventricle and connects through the middle of the third ventricle by the massa intermedia

A

thalamus

20
Q

the ______ extends from the pons to the foramen magnum where it continues as the spinal cord

A

medulla oblongata

21
Q

three pairs of nerve tracts, the ______, connects the cerebellum to the brain stem

A

cerebellar peduncles

22
Q

both cerebral hemispheres, the basal ganglia, the lateral and third ventricles, the interhemispheric fissure, and the subarachnoid space surrounding the hemispheres are shown in ______ studies

A

supratentorial

23
Q

the cerebellum, the brain stem, the fourth ventricle, and the basal cisterns are visualized in ______ studies

A

infratentonal

24
Q

technically a _______ view is 90 degrees to Reid’s baseline

A

coronal

25
Q

when the transducer is angles ______,the frontal horns of the lateral ventricles appear as slitlike hypoechoic to cystic formations

A

anteriorly

26
Q

sonography depicts the choroid plexus as a very ______ structure inside the ventricular cavities surrounding the thalamic nuclei

A

echogenic

27
Q

in premature infants, the caudate nuclei may have ______ echogenicity than the rest of the brain parenchyma

A

higher

28
Q

the ______ ventricle appears in the midline as a small anechoic space approximately 2 to 3 mm wide, located anteriorly to the vermis

A

fourth

29
Q

a congenital anomaly associated with spina bifida is a ______ malformation in which the cerebellum and brain stem are pulled toward the spinal cord and secondary hydrocephalus develops

A

chiari

30
Q

chiari malformation is frequently associated with myelomeningocele, ______ dilation of the third ventricle, and absence of the septum pellucidum

A

hydrocephalus

31
Q

______ is characterized by a grossly abnormal brain in which there is a common large central ventricle

A

holoprosencephaly

32
Q

dandy-walker syndrome is a congenital anomaly in which a huge ______ ventricle cyst occupies the area where the cerebellum usually lies, with secondary dilation of the third and lateral ventricles

A

fourth

33
Q

a dandy-walker variant is present when there is an enlarge ______ communicating with the fourth ventricle in the presence of a normal of hypoplastic cerebellar vermis

A

cistorna magna

34
Q

complete absences of the ______ is distinguished by narrow frontal horns, as well as marked separation of the anterior horns and bodies of the lateral ventricles associated with widening of the occipital horns and the third ventricle

A

corpus callosum

35
Q

any condition in which enlargement of the ventricular system is caused by an imbalance between production and reabsorption of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is referred to as ______

A

hydrocephalus

36
Q

the CSF pathways are open within the ventricular system in ______ hydrocephalus, but there is decreased absorption of CSF

A

communicating

37
Q

the most common cause of congenital hydrocephalus is ______

A

aqueductal stenosis

38
Q

the most common hemorrhagic lesions in preterm newborn infants are ______ hemorrhages

A

subependymal- intraventricular

39
Q

subependymal hemorrhages are caused by capillary bleeding in the ______

A

germinal matrix

40
Q

studies from the anterior fontanelle may not detect small IVH’s because intraventricular blood tends to “settle out” in the ______ horns

A

posterior

41
Q

intraparenchymal hemorrhages appear as very ______ zones in the white matter adjacent to the lateral ventricles

A

echogenic

42
Q

______ can result from a variety of insults including respiratory failure, congenital heart disease, and sepsis

A

hypoxia

43
Q

white matter ischemia leads to white matter volume loss or ______ leukomalacia

A

periventricular

44
Q

the chronic stage of WMN is identified with ultrasound when ______ develops in the echogenic white matter

A

echolucencies

45
Q

a common complication of purulent meningitis in newborn infants is ______

A

ventriculitis

46
Q

______ occurs when the ependyma becomes thickened and hyperechoic as a result of irritation from hemorrhage within the ventricle

A

ependymilis

47
Q

as the transducer is angled ______, the ventricles acquire a comma-like shape

A

posteriorly