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Question | Answer |
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neuroglia | support cells for the neurons |
support cells for the neurons called | neuroglia |
neuroglia in peripheral nervous system | satellite cells, schwann cells |
neuroglia in central nervous system | oligodendrocyte, astrocyte, microglia, ependymal cells |
satellite cells | regulate o2 co2 nutrient level around neurons |
astrocyte | maintain blood-brain barrier |
microglia | remove debris, pathogens by phagocytosis |
ependymal cells | line ventricles of brain |
2 sulci in brain | central, lateral |
central sulcus divides | frontal, parietal |
lateral sulcus divides | parietal, temporal |
frontal brain function | high cognitive, planning, strategy, motor |
parietal brain function | sensory, perception of self in space |
temporal function | memory, learning, social, hearing |
occipital function | vision |
planning | frontal |
learning | temporal |
sensory | parietal |
social | temporal |
strategy | frontal |
motor | frontal |
memory | temporal |
postcentral gyrus | parietal, sensory |
precentral gyrus | frontal, motor |
projection fiber | to and from cortex |
fiber connecting to and from cortex | projection fiber |
commisural fiber | connect two hemispheres |
fiber connecting two hemispheres | commisural fiber |
intrahemisphric connection fiber | association fiber |
association fiber | intrahemispheric fiber |
brain stem | midbrain, pons, medulla |
midbrain has CN __ attached to it | 3, 4 |
pons has CN __ attached to it | 5,6,7,8 |
medulla has CN __ attached to it | 9,10,11,12 |
major arteries in brain | communicating (posterior, anterior), cerebral artery (posterior, anterior, middle) |
spinal cord extends to | L1-2 |
conus medullaris is | where spinal cord ends |
spinal cord ends at __ region | conus medullaris |
cell body of afferent or efferent at dorsal ganglion | efferent (sensory) |
three somatic pathways | 1.Dorsal column 2.Spinothalamic 3.Spinocerebellar |
Dorsal column cross at | medulla |
spinothalamic crosses at | spine |
spinocerebellar crosses at | pons |
parietal membrane innervated by | somatic nervous system |
visceral membrane innervated by | autonomic nervous system |
skeletal muscle innervated by | somatic nervous system |
number of cervical nerves | 8 |
number of thoracic nerves | 12 |
number of lumbar nerves | 5 |
number of sacral nerve | 5 |
cell body of afferent present in | dorsal root ganglion |
cell body of efferent present in | ventral horn |
nerve organization | axon(endoneurium), fascicle(perineurium), spinal nerve(epineurium) |
somatic nerve plexuses | brachial, lumbar, lumbosacral plexus |
path of sympathetic efferent nerve | 1. lateral horn 2. white ramen 3. sympathetic gang chain 4. grey ramen |
how many axons emerge from CNS for somatic efferent? | 1 |
which of sympathetic or parasympathetic has shorter postganglionic fiber | sympathetic |
sympathetic emerge from __ of spinal cord | T1 - L2 |
parasympathetic emerge from __ of spinal cord | CN 3,7,9,10, S2, S3, S4 |
initial segment of axon | axon hillock |
CNS floats in | cerebrospinal fluid |
different layers of meninges on brain | dura mater, arachnoid mater, pia mater |
which layer of meninges has a webby appearance | arachnoid mater |
Red Nucleus found in | Midbrain |
Substantia nigra found in | Midbrain |
which neuron in midbrain when degenerated causes parkin's disease | substantia nigra |
which neuron in midbrain causes flexing of upper body | red nucleus |
two motor pathways | corticonuclear pathway, corticospinal pathway |
function of basal nuclei | modulate activity in the corticospinal to ensure coordinated movement |
neurons for corticospinal pathways originate from | primary motor cortex, primary sensory cortex, premotor+supplementary motor cortex |
what does corticonuclear pathway control | head, neck |
what does corticospinal pathway control | limbs |
axons from left motor cortex control __ side | right |
which spinal nerve only innervates medial posterior part of body? | dorsal primary ramus |
which spinal nerve innratees all areas except for medial posterior | ventral primary ramus |
CN acronyms | old opie occasionally tries trig and feels very gloomy vague and hypoactive |
only CN to bypass thalamus | olfactory nerve |
3 trigeminal nerves | v1-ophthalmic v2-maxillary v3-mandibular |
CN5 called __ serves as a conduit for parasympathetic CN __, ,,,. | trigeminal, CN 3, 7, 9 |
parasympathetic CN | CN 3, 7, 9, 10 |
ganglions in CN5, Which nerve do they synapse with | ciliary-CN3 pterygopalatine-CN7 otic-CN9 submandibular-CN7 |
general sensation to 2/3 anterior tongue | V3 of CN5 |
facial nerve branches into | ten, zebra, bit, my, cat |
CN7 attached to | pons |
CN3 attached to | midbrain |
CN10 attached to | medulla |
CN8 attached to | pons |
post gang nerve of ciliary is __ and it controls | CN3, pupil constriction |
post gang nerve of pterygopalatine is __ and it controls | CN7, lacrimal gland |
post gang nerve of otic is __ and it controls | CN9, parotid gland |
post gang nerve of submandibular is __ and it controls | CN7, submandibular, sublingual |
ciliary ganglion part of which nerve | V1 of CN5 |
pterygopalatine gnaglion part of which nerve | V2 of CN5 |
V1 is called | ophthalmic |
otic ganglion part of which nerve | V3 of CN5 |
submandibular ganglion part of which nerve | V3 of CN5 |
V2 is called | maxillary |
V3 is called | mandibular |
taste to anterior 2/3 of tongue | VII-facial nerve |
which CN important for gag reflex | CN9, CN10 |
sensory to posterior 1/3 tongue | CN 9 |
taste to posterior 1/3 tongue | CN 9 |
movement of tongue | CN 12 |