The Brain Part 1 Flashcards

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what does the brainstem consist of?

A

medulla oblongata, pons, and midbrain

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what are the meninges?

A

dura mater(dense), arachnoid(loose network), pia mater

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3
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what are the three functions of the cerebrospinal fluid?

A

provide cushioning to the brain, support to the brain, and chemical balance

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4
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what makes cerebrospinal fluid?

A

choroid plexus

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5
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around how much of cerebrospinal fluid is in circulation?

A

~140ml

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6
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where does the CSF circulate?

A

through ventricles, spinal epidural space, and central canal.

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7
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where is CSF located?

A

subrachnoid space

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what (two) sources provide the blood supply to the brain?

A

internal carotids, and vertebral/basilar arteries

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what allows the bllod flow from the brain to the rest of the body?

A

internal jugular

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10
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What is responsible for the infomation bypass/ relay connect brain and spinal cord?

A

medulla oblongata white matter

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What is responsible for ANS reflex control( brathing, blood pressure, and heart rate)?

A

medulla oblongata gray matter

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12
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what part of the brain is responsible for cranial nerve attatchment?

A

medulla oblongata gray matter

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13
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what part is responsible for the relay of somatic sensory to the thalamus?

A

medulla oblongata gray matter

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14
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what part is responsible for the relay of visceral sensory infor?

A

medulla oblongata gray matter

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what responsible for the involuntary control of vommiting, sneezing, coughing, and swallowing?

A

medulla oblongata gray matter

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16
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what links the cerebellum to the rest of the brain?

17
Q

what is responsible for getting the sensory info to the thalamus, and motor info the to cranial and spinal nerves?

A

pons white matter

18
Q

what is responsible for the cranial nerve sensory relay/ motor commands, respiration rate adjustment, and reslay sensory and motor info to cerebellum?

A

pons gray matter

19
Q

what connects motor neurons between brain and spinal cord?

A

mid brain white matter

20
Q

what in the mid brain transmits sensory info to the thalamus?

A

white matter(peduncles)

21
Q

what is responsible for the reflex response to auditory and visual stimuli?

A

mid brain gray matter

22
Q

what part of brai contains reticular formation?

A

mid brain gray matter

23
Q

MO: Nucleus gracilis and nucleus cuneatus:

A

somatic sensory relay to thalamus

24
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MO: solitary nucleus

A

integrates and relays visceral sensory information

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MO: cardiac centers
control heart rate and force contraction
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MO: vasomotor centers:
regulates distribution of blood flow
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MO: Respriatory centers
control breathing
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what are the function of the reticular formation?
motor coordination, CV control, pain modulation, sleep/consciousness, habituation
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MB: superior colliculi:
visual refleces
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MB: inferior colliculi:
auditory reflexes
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MB: red nucleus:
fine motor control of upper limb
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MB: substania nigra
regulates activity of the basal nuclei
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MB: Reticular activating system (RAS):
consiousness
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what is responsible for the coordination between brain regions and spinal cord?
cerebellum white matter
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what is responsible for balance and posture, as well as involuntary, fine tuning of on going motor movements like walking?
cerebellum gray matter