Neuroanatomy Flashcards

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What is the blood supply for the posterior circulation of the brain

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Vertebral arteries

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What is the blood supply of anterior portion of the brain

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Internal carotid

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What is the direct continuation of the internal carotid

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Middle cerebral

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What are the major lobes of the brain

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Frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital, limb if

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What does the telencephalon contain

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Cerebral cortex, white matter, basal ganglia

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What does the diencephalon contain

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Pineal gland, dorsal thalamus, sun thalamus, hypothalamus

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What does the mesencephalon contain

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Brainstem

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What is the function of the pre central gyrus

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Primary motor area

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What is the function of the post central gyrus

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Primary somatosensory cortex and gustatory cortex

Receive and interpret sensations of pain, temp, touch and pressure from contralateral side of body

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What is the function of the frontal cortex

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Supplementary motor area

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What is the function of the parietal lobe

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Somatosensory association area

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What is the function of theTemporal lobe

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Auditory and auditory association area

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What is the function of the occipital lobe

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Visual cortex and visual association area

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What is the corpus callosum

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Major commisure, connection between cortical areas of similar function in both hemispheres

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What makes up the corpus striatum

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Caudate nuclues and putamen

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What makes up the lentiform nucleus

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Putamen and globus pallidus

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What is th function of the thalamus

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Receives and processes pre cortical input from all sensory systems and conveys to cerebral cortex

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What is the function of the basal ganglia

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Role in initiation and execution of motor activity

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What is the direct continuation of internal carotid

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Middle cerebral artery

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What supplies anterior circulation

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Internal carotid

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What supplies posterior circulation

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Vertebral arteries

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Anterior cerebral artery occlusion

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Sensorimotor function loss in lower limbs and bladder weakness

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Middle cerebral artery occlusion leads to

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Sensorimotor function loss in face and hands

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Posterior cerebral artery supplies?

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Occipital lobes and branch of thalamus

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Posterior cerebral artery occlusion
Visual disturbances, possible sensory loss on one side of the body if thalamus is deprived of blood
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What makes up the mesencephalon
Tectum, tegmentum, basis pedunculi
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What makes up the Tectum of the mesencephalon in the brainstem
Quadrigrminal plate: 2 superior colliculus 2 inferior colliculus
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What makes up the tegmentum of the mesencephalon
Red nuclues, nucleus of cn3 and CN 5, reticular formation
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What does the death of substantia nigra lead to
Parkinson's, bradykinsea and hypokinesia (difficulty in initiating and performing voluntary movement)
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What makes up the cerebral peduncle
Tegmentum and basis pedunculi
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What tracts does the basis peduncle contain
Corticospinal and corticopotine
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What's the blood supply of the brainstem
Posterior communicating artery Posterior cerebral artery Superior cerebellar artery
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Where is the cerebral aqueduct
Between tectum and tegmentum | Connects 3rd and 4th ventricle
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What does a blockage in the cerebral aqueduct cause
Hydrocephalus
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What is blood supply of the pons
Basilar artery
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What is the function of the pons
Sensory input fro face and sends motor neurons to muscles of face for voluntary and involuntary facial expression
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Three ways the cerebellum differed from the cerebrum
1. Gyri are finer 2. Hemispheres posses ipsilateral representation of body 3. None of its activity contribute to consciousness
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Draw the cerebellum
``` Includes: Quadr angular lobe Anterior lobe, posterior lobe Horizontal fissure Lobules Vermis Primary fissure ```
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Functions of cerebellum
1. Maintain posture and balance 2. Maintain muscle tone 3. Coordinate smooth movements by influencing timing and force of contractions of voluntary muscles
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What is cerebellum separated by
Tentorium cerebelli
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Function of anterior lobe
Maintains coordination of limb movements while being coordinated Regulation of muscle tone
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Function of flucculonodular node
Role in maintenance of posture, balance and eye movements | Receives input from vestibular system
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What is function of posterior lobe of cerebellum
Initiations if voluntary motor activity | Stores all sequential components of skilled movements
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What are the four cerebellar nuclei
1. Dentate nucleus: most lateral and largest, input from lateral part of hemisphere 2. Emboliform 3. Globose (both interposed nuclei) 4. Fastugial nucleus: most medial, input from vermis and flucculonodular lobes)