The Brain Flashcards by Amelia ...

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Frontal lobe

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Parietal lobe

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Occipital lobe

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Temporal lobe

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Olfactory lobe

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Cavity of the olfactory bulb

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Lateral ventricle

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2’

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Rostral horn, lateral ventricle

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2’’

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Caudal horn, lateral ventricle

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2’’’

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Ventral horn (temporal), lateral ventricle

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Mesencephalic aqueduct

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Lateral recess, IV ventricle

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Central canal

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Fourth ventricle

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Suprapineal recess, III ventricle

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Interventricular foramen

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Infundibular recess

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10

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Optic recess

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Third ventricle

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Calvaria

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Dura mater (also connected to the bone as periosteum)

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2’

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Periosteum of vertebral canal

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2’’

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Epidural space (with fat)

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2’’’

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Dura mater of spinal cord

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Subarachnoid space

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Pia mater

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Membraneous tentorium cerebelli

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Atlas

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Cerebellomedullary cistern

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Where is the needle pointing to in this image?

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The atlanto-occiptal space and the cerebellomedullary cistern