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
Q

meningeal layer that is the most external in the cranium

A

dura layer

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3
Q

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

A

-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

A

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
Q

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
Q

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
Q

where does the cerebrospinal fluid flow

A

subarachnoid space (SAS)

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15
Q

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

A

reticular formation

17
Q

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
Q

function of the temporal lobe

A

hearing (audition)

25
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function of the occipital lobe

A

vision

26
Q

sensory relay to other parts of the brain

A

thalamus

27
Q

limbic system

A

emotions

28
Q

structure that carries CSF from 3rd to 4th ventricle

A

cerebral aqueduct

29
Q

separates primary motor area from primary sensory area

A

central sulcus

30
Q

part of the brain deep inside the cerebrum, sometimes called the fifth lobe, & aids in motor control, homeostasis and interception

A

Insula

31
Q

an example of a commissural tract (conducts nerve impulses from one hemisphere to another)

A

corpus callosum