NEURO 17 Flashcards

1
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Medial Preoptic Hypothalamic Nuclei

A

GnRH (preoptic)

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2
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Paraventricular Hypothalamic Nuclei

A

oxytocin (anterior)

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3
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Supraoptic Hypothalamic Nuclei

A

ADH (anterior)

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4
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Anterior Hypothalamic Nuclei

A

Cools, parasympathetic, lesions cause insomnia (anterior)

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5
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Suprachiasmatic Hypothalamic Nuclei

A

Masterclock (anterior)

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6
Q

Dorsomedial Hypothalamic Nuclei

A

GI tract, savage and obesity w/ stimulation (middle)

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7
Q

Ventromedial Hypothalamic Nuclei

A

Satiety, savage and obesity w/ destruction (middle)

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8
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Arcuate Hypothalamic Nuclei

A

Releasing hormones for anterior pituitary (middle)

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9
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Posterior Hypothalamic Nuclei

A

Heats, sympathetics, lesions cause hypersomnia (posterior)

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10
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Lateral Hypothalamic Nuclei

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Hungry destruction results in starvation, causes decrease in weight and food and water intake (posterior)

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11
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Mammillary Hypothalamic Nuclei

A

Lesions cause Wernike’s (posterior)

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12
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Poikilothermia

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Temperature varies w/ environment, caused w/ bilateral lesions to Posterior Hypothalamic Nuclei

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13
Q

Posterior portion of hypothalamus

A

Mammillary bodies

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14
Q

Bulge between optic chiasm and mammilary bodies

A

Tuber cinereum (gray protuberance)

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15
Q

Pituitary fossa bounded by ___ which form ____

A

Anterior and posterior clinoid processes = sella turcica

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16
Q

4 major regions of hypothalamic nuclei

A

Preoptic
Anterior (supraoptic)
Middle (tuberal)
Posterior (mammillary)

17
Q

Hippocampal formation projects to mammillary bodies via the

A

fornix

18
Q

Mammillary bodies project via the ___ tract to _____

A

mammillothalamic tract

anterior thalamic nucleus

19
Q

Anterior thalamic nucleus projects to limbic cortex in _____

A

cingulate gyrus

20
Q

Amygdala has reciprocal connections w/ hypothalamus via ____ and ____

A

stria terminalis

ventral amydalofugal pathway

21
Q

Hypothalamic releasing factors for ACTH

A

CRH, vasopressin

22
Q

Hypothalamic releasing factors for TSH

A

TRH

23
Q

Hypothalamic inhibitory factors for TSH

A

GIH, somatostatin

24
Q

Hypothalamic Releasing factors for GH

A

GHRH, ghrelin

25
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Hypothalamic Inhibitory factors for GH

A

GIH, somatostaatin

26
Q

Hypothalmic releasing factors for Prolactin

A

TRH, PRF

27
Q

Hypothalamic inhibitory factor for Prolactin

A

dopamine, PIF

28
Q

very low ACTH levels suggest

A

adrenal source of corticol secretion

29
Q

Test used for ACTH secreting adenomas

A

Dexamethasone suppression test

30
Q

Cushings syndrome vs. disease

A

glucocorticoid excess v. ACTH secreting adenoma

31
Q

Diabetes vs. SIADH symptoms

A

polyuria, polydipsia

lethargy, coma, seizures

32
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Hormone probz diabetes vs. SIADH

A

deficiency of ADH (neurogenic) or insensitivity of kidneys to ADH (nephrogenic)

excess ADH

33
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Diagnostic test diabetes vs. SIADH

A

low urine osmolality, increased plasma osmolality dose of subcuatenous vasopressine, positive if rise in urine osmolality
low sodium w/ elevated urine osmolality