neuroanatomy review pt 1 Flashcards
3 basic functions of brain
- create ssensory realitiy
- integrate information
- produce behavior
what is special about midbrain- diecenphalic junction (orientation)
shift in orientation 90 degrees, dorsal becomes rostral, ventral becomes caudal
3 planes of section
horizontal
coronal
sagittal
3 coverings of the brain
dura mater
arachnoid membrane
pia mater
white matter
areas of the NS rich in fat sheathed neural axons (outer of spinal cord and inner of brain)
gray matter
areas of the NS predominantely composed of cell bodies and blood vessels (inside of spinal cord, outer of brain)
2 major sulcus
central sulcus- rolandic fissure
lateral sulcus- sylvian fissure
Broadmanns map
distribution of cell types
broadmans areas motor:
primary - 4 secondary - 6 eye movement - 8 speech - 44 (BROCAS) teriary- 9, 10, 11, 45, 46 47
broadmanns vision
primary- 17
secondary- 18, 19, 20, 21, 37
broadmanns audition
primary- 41
seocndary- 22 (WERNICKES), 42
broadmanns sensation
priamry - 1,2,3,
secondary - 5,7
teriary- 7, 22, 37, 39, 40
anterior circulation
aorta –> common carotid artery –> 1. internal corotid–> brain OR 2. external cortid artery
posterior circulation
aorta–> subclavian arteries–> vertebral arteries–> brain
anterior cerebral artery
irrigates the frontal lobe and anteiror parietal lobe
- pericallosal artery (around CC) and callosomarginal artery (past CC)
posterior cerebral artery
irrigates inferior & medial temporal lobe, occipital lobe
medial cerebral artery
superior- lateral frontal lobe
inferior- lateral temporal, parts of parietal
- follows sylvian fissure in 2 directions
circle of wills
anterior, middle and posterior arteries connect
- forms a circle
lenticulostriate arteries
deeper irrigation systems:
anterior choroidal artery: GP, putamen, internal capsule, thalamus
Recurrent artery of Heubner: caudate, putamen, GP, internal capsule
lentioculostraite
venous drainage
superficial veins: superior sagittal sinus (frontal/parietal) and cavernous sunus(temporal)
Deep veins: Great vein of Galen
internal jugular vein (paralell to carotid)
four ventricles
two lateral: one in each hemisphere
third ventricle: within diencephalon by hypo/thalamus
fourth ventricle: hindbrain, pons medula and cerebellum
choroid plexus
vascular structure in lateral ventricles that produces CSF
CSF circulation
lateral ventricles –> third –> fourth –> subarachnoid space–> blood stream