CNS: Anatomy Physiology
Lobes of the Brain
Cranial Nerves
Cranial Nerve Pathways
Blood supply to brain
100

Allows the brain to adapt and share duties

neuroplasticity

100

Gyrus houses Auditory Cortex and Wernickes (temporal)

Superior Temporal Gyrus

100

3 nerves that control eye movement

III Oculomotor
IV Trochlear
VI Abudcens

100

These neurons run from primary motor cortex

Upper Motor Neurons (UMNs)

100

4 CSF fluid filled cavities in brain  

Ventricles 

200

This sits at the base of the longitudinal fissure and how 2 hemispheres share sensory/motor info

Corpus Collosum 
200

Gyrus houses primary motor cortex

Precentral gyrus

200

2 nerves that originate in brainstem

I Olfactory
II Optic

200

These neurons sit in cranial nerve nuclei waiting to be activated 

Lower Motor Neurons (LMNs)

200

3 Arteries that make up Internal Carotid system

Anterior, Middle, Posterior Artery

300

Parkinsons patients have involvement with this area of the brain

Basal Ganglia

300

Damage here could lead to executive dysfunction

Prefrontal Cortex/Frontal Lobe

300

Controls motor movement of tongue

XII Hypoglossal

300

Indirect pathway that sits in basal ganglia to help "fine tune" motor movement

Extrapyramidal system

300

Supplies blood to our face

External Carotid Artery

400

Damage here could bring "drunk" speech and wobbling uncoordinated gait

Cerebellum

400

Emotional center; fight or flight

Amygdala

400

Name 4 nerves that are both sensory and motor

V Trigeminal VII Facial
IX Glossopharyngeal X Vagus

400

This tract passes through pyramids of medulla down to the spinal cord to activiate LMNs in spinal nuclei

Corticospinal Tract

400

Loop of Arteries at the base of brain is the _______, which acts as a ________ for continuous blood flow

Circle of Willis; fail-safe

500

______ support and protect neurons
______ cells insulate axons with myelin

Glial cells; Schwann cells

500

Area helps me see in the dark to feel environment

Primary sensory cortex/Parietal Lobe

500

Nerves carry sensory info to _______ and carry motor info to _______

CNS (brain), PNS (muscles)

500

Motor neurons run on _______ pathways
Sensory neurons run on _______ pathways 

Efferent; Afferent

500

__Stroke happens from occlusion blood vessel
__Stroke happens from burst of blood vessel

Ischemic; Hemorrhagic

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