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The brainstem contains cranial nerve nuclei for which cranial nerves?
CN 3 through CN 7
The brainstem contains reflex centers for what vital functions?
respiration and cardiovascular control and consciousness
The brainstem is divided into what parts?
medulla oblongata, pons, and midbrain
List the 5 levels (horizontal sections) at which the internal structure of the medulla is studied.
1. Level of motor decussation (level of decussation of the pyramids)
2. Level of dorsal column nuclei
3. Level of sensory decussation (level of obex)
4. Level of inferior olives
5. Level of open medulla
anterior external arcuate fibers
a few nerve fibers that emerge from the anterior median fissure above the decussation of the pyramids and pass laterally over the surface of the medulla oblongata to enter the cerebrum
inferior cerebellar peduncles
connect the medulla to the cerebellum
Which nuclei are present within the level of open medulla?
lateral vestibular nucleus
cochlear nuclei
What is the function of the medial lemniscus?
to convey sensory information to the thalamus
The cerebellum is attached to the brainstem by...?
the 3 peduncles
superior cerebellar peduncle
connects?
cerebellum to midbrain
middle cerebellar peduncle
connects?
cerebellum to pons
inferior cerebellar peduncle
connects?
cerebellum to medulla oblongata
The anterior surface of the pons is remarkable for many visible __________ fibers, within which is the ______________.
transverse; basilar groove
The middle cerebellar peduncles are located on which surface of the pons?

A. anterior
B. lateral
C. posterior
B. lateral
The superior cerebellar peduncle forms the ______________ limit of the pons.

A. anterior
B. posterior
C. medial
D. posterolateral
D. posterolateral
The medial longitudinal fasiculus is the main pathway that connects the _______ nuclei with the nuclei controlling the extraocular muscles.
vestibular and cochlear
The function of the olivary nuclei is associated with?
voluntary movement
What nuclei are contained within the vestibulonuclear complex?
medial vestibular nucleus
inferior vestibular nucleus
lateral vestibular nucleus
superior vestibular nucleus
What are the cochlear nuclei?
anterior cochlear nucleus
posterior cochlear nucleus
The posterior surface of the medulla makes part of the floor of what ventricle?
4th ventricle