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Fourth Ventricle AKA
Rhomboid fossa
lateral aperatures AKA
fossa of Luschka
median aperature AKA
fossa of Magendie
marginal layer
white matter
mantle layer
grey matter
germinal layer
ependymal layer- lining of hollow portion of sc
sulcus limitans
in fourth ventricle, lateral outpouching seperating plates or masses of cells
in neural tube
CB in the GM of the SC form structures called what?
columns, horns
Axons in the WM of the SC form structures called what?
tracts fasciculus (sm)/ funiculus (lg)
autonomic ganglia
collection of PS & S CB in PNS- walls of certain organs & wrapped around BVs
What are the landmarks of the myelenchephalon?
R- trapezoid body
Ca- 4th ventricle (caudal half)
What are the cerebellar peduncles?
Connections between cerebellum and rest of brain stem.
What are the landmarks of the metencephalon?
-transverse fibers of the pons
-cerebellum
-cerebellar peduncles
-rostral 1/2 of the 4th ventricle
what are the landmarks of the mesencephalon?
- corpora quadrigemina
- crus cerebri
-tectum
-tegmentum
-mesencephalic aqueduct
What is the corpora quadrigemina?
2 rostral colliculus
2 caudal colliculus
What are the parts of the diencephalon?
-thalamus
-epithalamus
-hypothalamus
-metathalamus
-subthalamus
What are the landmarks for the diencephalon?
-mamillary bodies
-optic chiasm
-optic tract
-third ventricle
-geniculate bodies
What forms the metathalamus?
the lateral and medial geniculate bodies
rostral hypothalamus controls
parasympathetic NS controlled
caudal hypothalamus controls
sympathetic NS controlled
sympathetic is called
adernergic
parasympathetic is called
cholenergic
Ramus communicans
Communicating nerve branch between SC & Sympathetic chain
Names of paravertebral ganglia
cervical ganglia:
-cervicothoracic
-middle cervical
-cranial cervical
Names of prevertebral ganglia
celiac ganglia
cranial mesenteric
caudal mesenteric
spinal nerve proper
junction between D & V root within the Intervertebral foramen`
pathway for sympathetic innervation of the head
TL SC ---- ramus communicans ---- sympathetic chain ---- cervicothoracic ---- caudal mesenteric ---- vagosympathetic trunk ---- cranial mesenteric
Parasympathetic nucleus CN 3 AKA
Edinger Westphal
Postganglionic CB for CN3
cililary ganglion
PS nucleus for CN 7 AKA
-rostral salvatory
-lacrimal
postganglionic CB for CN 7
RS- mandibular
L- pterygopalatine
PSN for CN 9 AKA
caudal salivatory
postganglionic CB for CN 9
otic
PSN for CN 10 AKA
dorsal vagal nucleus
Which PS ganglia synapse on terminal postganglionic CB
dorsal vagal
sacral
site of spinal cord termination
-dog
-horse
-cow
-cat
dog-L6/7
horse- S1/2
cow- L6
cat-L6
cervical intumescence
intumescence= englargement
brachial plexus
C6-T2
conus medularis
end of SC & its coverings
filum terminale
extension of meningial covering reaching site of anchorage at caudal vertebrae
cauda equina
spinal nerves that continue from spinal cord through the vertebral canal exiting intervertebral foramen
spiral rootlets
small nerve fibers serving as attachments of root to cord
rostral/ caudal medullary velum
formed by meninges
mix of pia & ependymal cells
thing CT covering forming roof of fourth ventricle
transverse fibers of the pons
PMS take pyramidal info from origin to cerebellum
longitudinal fibers of the pons
PMS going to brain stem & spinal cord
crus cerebri
PMS taking fibers from caudal direction to spinal cord
interpeduncular fossa
space between left & right crus cerebri
no function just structural unit
rostral colliculus
synapses with visual system
caudal colliculus
synapses with auditory system
tuber cinereum
cut edge where pituitary used to be
connecting stalk of pituitary with base of hypothalamus ususally
lateral geniculate body
synapses associate with visual system
medial geniculate body
synpases associate with auditory system
projection fibers
ascencing and descending
transmit info between cerebral cortex & brain stem
association fibers
long= interlobar (between lobes)
short=intralobar (between gyri)
commissural fibers
crossing fibers
cross from one half of cerebrum to other half
thoracic nucleus AKA
clarke's nucleus AKA