Cephalomania
The mammillary bodies are a part of this neural tube subdivision in the CNS.
Diencephalon
Name 2 differences between the sympathetic and parasympathetic system
- vitals
- where the exit spinal cord
This Brodmann number is associated with discrete voluntary movement on the contralateral side of the body.
4
What is the Frontal eye field responsible for?
This structure is where the primary somatosensory cortex is found.
Post-central gyrus
Name the neural tube sudivision(s) within the hindbrain.
Metencephalon
Myelencephalon
The are the vital signs associated with autonomic dysreflexia.
High BP
low HR
flushed skin above lesion
cold, clammy below
agitated, head ache
These Brodmann's numbers are associated with Broca's areas.
44, 45
Describe the difference between the functional areas of Wernicke and Broca's.
Motor Language area: Broca's
Auditory Association area: Wernicke - receptive language
This structure is where the primary motor cortex is found.
Pre-central gyrus
The thalamus, part of the diencephalon, has this geographic relationship to the third ventricle.
The walls (lateral to)
Name a cortical connection and describe what areas it connects
- commissural: homologous areas of L & R hemis
- projection: cerebral cortex w/ subcortical nuclei
- association: connect gyri (adjacent or distant)
- intracortical: cells w/in same gyrus
This Brodmann's number is associated with Wernicke's area.
Area 22
Brodmann's areas 17, 18 and 19 are all associated with with general function?
Vision
These two lobes are where the Wernicke area is found.
Temporal and Parietal
The cerebellum is a funny looking structure. Name the neural tube subdivision that the cerebellum is a part of AND all arteries that supply blood to this structure.
Metencephalon
Superior Cerebellar Artery
Anterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery
Posterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery
Name the 5 landmarks on the lateral ventricle.
- frontal horn
- body
-trigone
-temporal horn
-occipital horn
These Brodmann's numbers are associated with tactile discrimination and position sense on the contralateral side.
3, 1, 2
Describe the difference between the functions of the Premotor area and Supplemental Motor area.
Premotor: gross movements with lots of muscles.
Supplemental: complex movements involving several parts of the body.
These structures are where the Motor Language area (Broca's) is located.
Inferior frontal gyrus - triangular and opercular areas
List all of the neural tube subdivions in order of superior to inferior, and name one structure in each.
Tel: hemis, hippocampus, BG (partial)
Di: optic n, thalamus, hypothal, mam bods
Mes: cerebral peduncs, red nuc, subst nigra, sup cerebellar peduncs
Met: pons, cerebellum, mid cerebellar pedunc
My: medulla, inf cerebellar pedunc
What is my favorite structure?
Mammillary bodies
These Brodmann's numbers are associated with the area responsible for hearing.
41, 42
This is the cortical connection between Broca and Wernicke functional areas.
Arcuate fasciculus
Neglect syndrome may occur when damage to this hemisphere (in most people) occurs.
Right