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What are the protective coverings of the brain in order from superficial to deep?

Bone


Dura mater


Subdural space


Arachnoid mater


Subarachnoid space


Pia mater


Brain

Has no epidural space

Protective covering of the brain

Filled with interstitial fluid

Subdural space

Filled with cerebral spinal fluid

Subarachnoid space

What are the 3 extensions of dura mater that seperates part of the brain

Falx cerebri


Falx cerebelli


Tentorium cerebelli

Blood brain barrier; protects brain from harmful substances;


Formed by tight junctions

Astrocytes

What's the formation & circulation of CSF

CSF from lateral ventricles to


Third ventricle to


Cerebral aqueduct to


Subarachnoid space/central canal

CSF is reabsorbed into the blood by

Arachnoid villi

What are the four major parts of the brain?

Brain stem


Cerebellum


Diencephalon


Cerebrum

What are 3 parts of the brain stem

Medulla


Pons


Midbrain

Connects brain to spinal cord;


Pyramids= descending motor tracts

Medulla

Important for equilibrium & respiration


(Deep shallow breathing)

Pons

Superior & inferior conlliculi

Midbrain

Superior colliculi

Visual

Inferior conlliculi

Auditory & startle reflex

Regulates posture & balance


"Tree"

Cerebellum

What are 3 parts of diencephalon

Thalamus


Hypothalamus


Epithalamus

Relays sensory info; pain, temperature & pressure

Thalamus

Emotional & behavioral patterns; eating & drinking

Hypothalamus

Pineal gland; secretes melatonin

Epithalamus

Considered the emotional brain

Limbic system

What are the four general lobes

Frontal


Parietal


Temporal


Occipital

Voluntary motor function, mood, smell, thought,& judgement

Frontal lobe

Sensory information

Parietal lobe

Smell, hearing, some thought & judgement

Temporal lobe

Vision

Occipital lobe

What are the special senses

Smell taste vision & hearing

Fibrous tunic layer consists of

Cornea & sclera

Clear light =

Cornea

The white part of the eye

Sclera

Vascular tunic layer consists of

Choroid


Ciliary body &


Iris

Highly vascular; darkly pigmented

Choroid

" muscle; attached to lens process secretes aqueous humor b/w Len & cornea

Ciliary body

The color portion of the eye

Iris

Retina tunic layer consists of

Rods &


Cones

2 types of photo receptors that pick up on light

Retina

Black and white vision

Rods

Color vision

Cones

Focus light to body of eye to retina


Vitreous chamber


"Jelly fluid"

Lens

Auricle " funnels sound waves


Tympanic membrane- ear drum

Outer ear

Ossicles, oral windows


Esstachain tube

Middle ear

Connects to pharynx

Eustachian tube

Cochlea- sound resonance


Semicircular canals


Sense rotation


Vestibule

Inner ear

Connects left and right hemisphere of brain

Corpus callosum

Can't physically make out words" expressive aphasia

Bricks speech

Words doesn't make sense


" receptive aphasia"

Wernickes area