Spinal Anatomy Flashcards
What is the embryological order?
Notochord –> Neural Plate –> Neural Groove –> Neural Tube –> Neural Crest Cells`
Cleft palata is failure of what 2 bones to fuse?
Maxillary and palatine
Epimere controls what?
Dorsal, posterior mm, EXTENSORS
Hypomere controls what?
Ventral, anterior mm, FLEXORS
What bones ossify through intramambranous ossification?
Clavicle and all flat bones of skull
*All others are enchondral
Ventral Posteromedial thalamus receives sensory from where?
Face
Ventral Posterolateral thalamus receives sensory from where?
Arms and legs
Lateral Geniculate Thalamus receives sensory from where?
Eyes
Medial Geniculate Thalamus receives sensory from where?
Ears
What is the midline connection of hippocampus?
Fornix
Wernickes area is destroyed by __ deficiency and causes word blindness in __ __.
B1
word blindness
Can read and see, but dont understand
Caudate Ganglia secretes __. Deficiency causes what?
GABA
Huntongton’s
Striatum Ganglion is made up of what? What separates them?
Putamen
caudate
-internal capsule
Lentiform ganglion is made up of what? degeneration causes what?
Globus pallidus
putamen
parkinsons
Absence of Meissner’s and Auerbach’s plexus’ causes what?
no peristalsis and congenital megacolon
AKA Hirschprungs Dz
Damage to PICA causes what?
Wallenberg syndrome
-Ipsilateral loss of pain and temp to head, contralateral to body
What gives blood to Anterior 2/3 cord?
Anterior Spinal artery
-from both vertebrae
What gives blood to Posterior 1/3 cord?
Posterior Spinal artery
-off radicular arteries
What drains into straight sinus? where is straight sinus?
Great cerebral vein
in tentorium cerebelli
*Great is Straight
What goes into the Superior Sagittal Sinus?
Superior Cerebral Vein
*Superior is Superior