Neuroanatomy revision session Flashcards

1
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functions of the frontal lobe

A
  • motor
  • planning and decision making
  • personality
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2
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functions of the parietal lobe

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  • sensation
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3
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functions of the temporal lobe

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  • hearing, memory, and emotion
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4
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functions of the occipital lobe

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  • vision
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5
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functions of the insula

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  • pain
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6
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Where are Broca’s and Wernicke’s area

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Broca’s - frontal lobe
Wernicke’s - temporal lobe

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7
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where is the motor cortex?

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precentral gyrus

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8
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where is the primary somatosensory cortex

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postcentral gyrus

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9
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caudate nucleus function

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  • learning, memory, motivation, reward
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10
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substantia nigra is affected in what disease

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parkinsons

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11
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lobes of the cerebellum

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  • anterior
  • posterior
  • flocculonodular
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12
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anterior cerebral artery stroke - does it affect legs or arms more

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legs

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13
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what are dural venous sinuses formed by

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folds in dura mater

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14
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3 meninge layers, innermost to outer

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  • pia mater
  • arachnoid mater
  • dura mater
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15
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main blood supply to meninges

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middle meningeal artery

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16
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main brain haemorrhages?

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subdural haematoma
extradural haematoma

17
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subdural haematoma appearance

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crescent

18
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ruptured middle meningeal artery

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extradural haematoma (sometimes called epidural haematoma - smae thing)

19
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at what level does the spinal cord end?- and what is this point called

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L1/L2
(called conus medularis)

20
Q

anterior 2/3 of spine blood supply

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anterior spinal artery

21
Q

thinking about spinal pathways

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  • ascending (sensory) or descending (motor)
  • where does it cross midline
22
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2 main ascending pathways and their functions

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  • dorsal column (fine touch, vibration, proprioception)
  • spinothalamic (pain and temperature via the lateral part of the pathway and crude touch via the anterior part.)
23
Q

what is the dorsal column made up of?

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  • fasciculus cuneatus - upper limb
  • fasciculus gracilis - lower limb
24
Q

descending pathways

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pyramidal - corticospinal tract

extrapyramidal - rubrospinal, reticulospinal, vestibulospinal, tectospinal

25
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corticospinal tract

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  • voluntary movement of the contralateral side
  • splits into anterior and lateral tracts

lateral - crosses midline at pyramids