quiz #2 - brain Flashcards

1
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structures that develop from the telencephalon

A

cerebral hemispheres, basal nuclei, lateral ventricles

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2
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meningeal layer that is the most external in the cranium

A

dura layer

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3
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key difference between cranial and spinal meninges

A

cranial dura has 2 layers

spinal dura only has 1 layer

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4
Q

large artery that supplies posterior brain

A

vertebral artery

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5
Q

T/F - circle of Willis ensures that CSF can reach entire brain, even if one route is blocked

A

FALSE

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6
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functions of hypothalamus

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-controls autonomic nervous system (ANS)
-coordinates between nervous system & endocrine system
-regulates hunger, thirst, & feelings of satiety (produces hormones)

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7
Q

what structure secretes melatonin

A

pineal gland

hypothalamus does NOT

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8
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what is significant about the superior & inferior colliculos of the midbrain

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visual, auditory & startle reflex processed here

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9
Q

the ascending portion of the reticular formation is called
the…

A

reticular activating system

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10
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the largest motor tracts of the body form two bulges in the medulla oblongata & decussate here - these are called…

A

pyramids

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11
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region of cerebellum that governs equilibrium & balance

A

flocculonodular lobe

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12
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deep valley that separates the left & right hemispheres is called ____, while the white matter which connects them is called the____

A

longitudinal fissure

corpus collosum

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13
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CSF is produced in the _____ of the ventricles and is gradually reabsorbed though the _____

A

choroid plexus

arachnoid villi

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14
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where does the cerebrospinal fluid flow

A

subarachnoid space (SAS)

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15
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diencephalon gives rise to…

A

thalamus, hypothalamus, epithalamus

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16
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part of the brainstem is a functional network of neuronal cell bodies & small bundles of myelinated axons which travel through all parts of the brainstem & has an important function in sleep & arousal

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reticular formation

17
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an important function of this part of the brain is to help regulate initiation & termination as movements

A

basal nuclei

18
Q

in hemispheric lateralization, which characteristics is the left hemisphere more associated with

A

reasoning, math, science, written language, sign language

19
Q

brain waves indicate that someone is having a deep, dreamless sleep

A

delta waves

20
Q

neurological term describes anatomical changes in neurons when they are stimulated

A

neural plasticity

21
Q

the better type of rehearsal to move information from short term to long term memory is…

A

elaborative rehearsal

22
Q

main motor control of the body

A

frontal lobe

23
Q

main sensory output to the body

A

parietal lobe

24
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function of the temporal lobe

A

hearing (audition)

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function of the occipital lobe
vision
26
sensory relay to other parts of the brain
thalamus
27
limbic system
emotions
28
structure that carries CSF from 3rd to 4th ventricle
cerebral aqueduct
29
separates primary motor area from primary sensory area
central sulcus
30
part of the brain deep inside the cerebrum, sometimes called the fifth lobe, & aids in motor control, homeostasis and interception
Insula
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an example of a commissural tract (conducts nerve impulses from one hemisphere to another)
corpus callosum