Trans - Meninges and CSF Pathways Flashcards

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meninges - define

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connective tissue wrappings of CNS

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2
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pachymeninges - components

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dura and arachnoid

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Leptomeninges - components

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pia and arachnoid

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4
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2 layers of dura mater

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  1. outer periosteal

2. inner meningeal

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5
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which layer of the dura has blood vessels and nerves?

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outer periosteal

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6
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2 potential spaces within dura

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  1. epidural space

2. subdural space

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7
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epidural hematoma will follow the contour of what structure

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skull

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8
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subdural hematoma will follow the contour of what structure

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brain

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9
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[T/F] the subarachnoid space is an actual space

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T

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10
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what is contained in the subarachnoid space

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CSF and blood vessels

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11
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falx cerebri lies in what structure

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median sagittal fissure

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12
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falx cerebri - anterior attachment

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crista galli

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13
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falx cerebri - posterior attachment

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tentorium cerebelli

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14
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what separates the hemispheres of the cerebellum

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falx cerebelli

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15
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what separates the cerebellum from the cerebrum

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tentorium cerebelli

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16
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dural projection lying over sella turcia

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diaphragma sellae

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17
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what structure projects through the diaphragma sellae

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infundibulum

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18
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another name for confluence of sinuses

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torcular Herophili

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19
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what sinuses converge in confluence of sinuses

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  1. superior sagittal sinus
  2. left transverse sinus
  3. right transverse sinus
  4. straight sinus
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20
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sigmoid sinus drains into what structure

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jugular bulb

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21
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biggest blood vessel in dura

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middle meningeal artery

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22
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middle meningeal artery is a branch of:

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internal maxillary artery (os204 yehey)

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23
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anterior meningeal arteries are branches of:

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opthalmic artery

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24
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posterior meningeal arteries are branches of

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occipital or vertebral arteries

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innervation of dura in anterior and middle cranial fossa
trigeminal nerve
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innervation of dura in posterior cranial fossa
C2/C3, vagus
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spinal dura mater forms a tube from where to where
foramen magnum to S2
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spinal dura mater forms which structure at the end of the spinal cord
coccygeal ligament
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epidural space of the spinal dura mater is largest above which vertebra
L2
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[T/F] spinal epidural space is a potential space
F
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difference of spinal and cranial epidural spaces
cranial epidural spaces is between periosteum and cranium spinal epidural space is between dura and periosteum
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what is the biggest cisterna
cisterna magna / cerebellomedullary cisterna
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where is the interpeduncular cisterna located
in the interpeduncular fossa
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what subarachnoid cisterna is associated with the superior and inferior colliculi
quadrigeminal cisterna
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what subarachnoid cisterna is associated with the thalamus
ambient cisterna
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function of arachnoid villi/granulations
absorb CSF back into venous system
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cells associated with arachnoid villi / granulations
leptomeningeal cells
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Virchow-Robin perivascular space - define
enclosed space associated with pia mater, following vessels of the brain up to the capillary level
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cuff around brain blood vessels
intima pia
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filum terminale anchors what structures
anchors conus medullaris (caudal end of spinal cord) to caudal end of spinal dural sheath
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projections of pia mater in spinal cord which go through the arachnoid to interface with the dura
denticulate ligaments
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ventricles are lined by what cells
ependymal cells
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choroid plexus - function
filter plasma to create CSF
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rate of creation of CSF
500 ml/day
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normal amount of CSF in ventricular system and subarachnoid space
100-160ml
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blood brain barrier - function
protects brain from infection
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type of junction in blood brain barrier
tight junction
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what substances does the blood brain barrier let pass?
nutrients, O2, CO2
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the blood brain barrier is not a barrier against what substances
1. uncharged molecules 2. lipid soluble molecules 3. nicotine and alcohol 4. some anaesthetics
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lateral ventricles follow contour of what structure
caudate nucleus
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parts of lateral ventricle
1. frontal horn 2. temporal horn 3. occipital horn 4. atrium
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another name for atrium of lateral ventricle
trigone
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what structure separates the left and right sides of the lateral ventricle? in what specific part of the ventricle is this found?
septum pellucidum in frontal horn
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how does the lateral ventricle communicate with the 3rd ventricle
foramen of Monro
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how does the 3rd ventricle communicate with the 4th ventricle
cerebral aqueduct / aqueduct of Sylvius
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structures immediately anterior to the 4th ventricle
pons and medulla
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structures immediately posterior to the 4th ventricle
cerebellum
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the 4th ventricle floor has pubs for which cranial nerves
7, 9
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how does the 4th ventricle communicate with the subarachnoid space
1. one foramen of Magendie | 2. two foramina of Luschka
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which of the 4th ventricle foramina is more lateral?
foramen of Luschka
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which of the 4th ventricle foramina is more medial
foramen of Magendie