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This structure takes tears from eyes into the nose
Nasolacrimal duct
dividing the 2 hemispheres
falx cerebri
motor control, critical thinking, long term memory, personality
frontal lobe
inflammation of the meninges
meningitis
neurodegenerative disease --> can lead to behavioral changes
Huntington's disease
This is a thickened piece on the end of a bone where a joint is formed - one can be found in the mandible.
condyle
"S" shaped sinus
sigmoid sinus
recognizes objects
parietal lobe
demyelination of neurons. mild numbness, paralysis, and blindness can all result from this disease.
multiple sclerosis
paralysis of one side of the body
hemiplegia
this foramen is found in the sphenoid bone. the MMA runs through here.
transitions into the internal jugular vein
sigmoid sinus
MOTOR COORDINATION
cerebellum
loss of ability to recognize sound
wernickie's aphasia
venous bleeding in the subdural space
subdural hematoma
This closes at 18 months, the lambda is later formed here.
posterior fontanelle
pooling area
confluens
second processor, determines what the sound is
wernicke's area
progressive condition of the nervous system.... tremors, muscular rigidity
parkinsons disease
water on the brain
hydrocephalus
I am a hollow space in the brain, a capillary bed called the choroid plexus can be found in me.
lateral ventricles
presses on the occipital bone, gives rise to the superior nuchal line
transverse sinus
Vision
occipital lobe
brain injury during pregnancy due to loss of oxygen
cerebral palsy
arterial bleeding below arachnoid layer
subarachnoid hematoma