nervous system 2 Flashcards by Monica Palumbo

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ventricles filled with

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CSF

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most CSF made by

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chord plexus

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lateral ventricle

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within cerebrum

3 types of horns

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3 horns of lateral ventricle

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superior
inferior
posterior

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3rd ventricle is surrounded by

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thalamus

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cerebral aqueduct passes through

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the midbrain

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upper 4th ventricle related to

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pons and cerebellum

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lower 4th ventricle related to

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medulla oblongata

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Order of mata

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pia mater, arachnoid mater, dura mater

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brain and spinal cord coated in

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pia mater

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blood brain barrier cells

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astrocytes

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subarachnoid space

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above Pia meter
filled with CSF
below arachnoid mater

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spinal cord ends at

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foramen oblongata

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ridges

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giri

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fissures

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sulci

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cerebrum divided by

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longitudinal fissure

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areas for interpretation and production of speech

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wernicke’s and Broca’s areas

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cerebrum connected by

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corpus collosum

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grey matter on the surface

A

cortex

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core grey matter near ventricles

A

basal ganglia

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central sulcus divides

A

frontal and parietal lobes

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lateral sulcus separates

A

the temporal lobe

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parieto occipital sulcus separates

A

periatal and occipital lobe

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cingulate gyrus seperates

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the corpus collosum

post central gyrus

parietal lobe side of the central sulci

pre central gyrus

frontal lobe side of the central sulci

superior temporal gyrus

temporal lobe next to lateral sulcus

ventral rootlets

motor

dorsal rootlets

sensory

chorda equina

horses tail of nerves at the lower end of the spinal cord