Embryology
Brainstem
Tracts
Neurotransmitters
Imaging
100

What are the primary divisions of the brain during development?

What are Rhombencephalon, Mesencephalon, and Prosencephalon?

100

Which cranial nerves are located in the medulla?

What are CN 9-12?

100

What is the primary function of the tectospinal tract?

What is visual reflex information?

100

Which neurotransmitter is involved in memory and attention?

What is acetylcholine?

100

What imaging technique is best for identifying strokes?

What is a CT scan?

200

What does the alar plate form?

What are sensory structures (SSY)?

200

What arteries supply blood to the medulla?

What are is 

- ALL supplied by vertebral artery

- Medial territory = anterior spinal artery + vertebral artery 

- Lateral territory = PICA + vertebral artery

- Inferior olive = only vertebral artery 

200

What is the role of the reticulospinal tract?

What modulates muscle tone and reflexes?

200

What neurotransmitter is associated with mood regulation and depression?

What is serotonin?

200

Which imaging modality is best for detecting brain masses?

What is an MRI?

300

What is the function of the basal plate?

What forms motor structures?

300

What are the common symptoms of pons injury?

What are ataxia, vestibular issues, and facial nerve dysfunction?

300

Which tract controls autonomic functions such as the bladder?

What are sympathetic nerves?

300

What does dopamine regulate in the brain?

What is pleasure, motor memory, and short-term mood?

300

What imaging is used to detect cancer?

What is a PET scan?

400

Which brainstem part is derived from the rhombencephalon?

What are the Medulla, Pons, and Cerebellum?

400

What is a key function of the pons?

What is motor control for facial expression and mastication (CN 5-8)?

400

Where do sympathetic nerves synapse?

What is the superior cervical ganglion for head-related functions?

400

What is the role of norepinephrine?

What is to affect attention and response to stress?

400

What is the best imaging for seizures?

What is an EEG?

500

What is the role of the mesencephalon in development?

What becomes the Midbrain?

500

What occurs when the midbrain is damaged?

What is risk for CN 3 dysfunction and visual issues?

500

What is the function of the parasympathetic system?

What is rest and digest with acetylcholine as the primary neurotransmitter?

500

What are the effects of cortisol on the body?

What is increased blood sugar, high blood pressure, and stress response?

500

What is a key difference between CT and MRI regarding blood?

What is blood shows as white on a CT scan and black on an MRI?

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