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What part of the Embryonic brain does the Prosencepahlon give rise to?
Telencephalon & Diencephalon
What part of the Embryonic brain does the Mesencephalon give rise to?
Mesencephalon (SAME)
What part of the embryonic brain does the Rhombencephalon give rise to?
Metancephalon & Myelencephalon
What part(s) of the adult brain does the Telencephalon (embryonic) give rise to?
Cerebral Cortex
Basal Ganglia
Hippocampus
Olfactory Bulb
Basal forebrain
What part(s) of the adult brain does the Diencephalon (embryonic) give rise to?
Dorsal thalamus
Hypothalamus
What part(s) of the adult brain does the Mesencephalon (embryonic) give rise to?
Midbrain
What part(s) of the adult brain does the Metencephalon (embryonic) give rise to?
Cerebellum
Pons
What part(s) of the adult brain does the Myelencephalon (embryonic) give rise to?
Medulla
What is the associated ventricular space for the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, hippocampus, Olfactory bulb, and basal forebrain?
Lateral Ventricles
What is the associated ventricular space for the Dorsal Thalamus & Hypothalamus?
Third ventricle
What is the associated ventricular space for the Midbrain?
Cerebral aqueduct
What is the associated ventricular space for the Cerebellum & Pons?
Fourth Ventricle
What is the associated ventricular space for the Medulla?
Fourth Ventricle
What is the associated ventricular space for the Spinal cord?
Central canal
What are the functions of the frontal lobe?
higher cognitive functions
What are the functions of the Parietal lobe?
Spatial sense & navigation
What are the functions of the Occipital lobe?
Vision
What are the functions of the Temporal lobe?
Auditory perception, speech, memory
Which is medial and lateral in the somatic sensory cortex topographical representation of the body?
Medial: lower body
Lateral: face
What are the 4 Brain Barrier Systems?
1. Blood brain barrier
2. Choroid cell barrier
3. Arachnoid barrier
4. Perineurial barrier
What is the major excitatory neurotransmitter in the CNS?
Glutamate
Which excitatory NT is used primarly in neuromuscular junctions?
ACh
What is the major inhibitory NT?
GABA
Which type of glial cell is the most active in terms of how many things it does?
Astrocyte
Are microglia derived from the CNS?
No, they are from hemotopoietic system
Where does nociceptive information tend to synapse within the spinal cord?
Dorsal horn
What kind of Motorneuron is affected in Paralysis?
Lower MN
What kind of Motorneuron is affected in Spasticity?
Upper MN
Which kind of sensations are associated with Meissner corpuscles?
skin motion, slip
Which kind of sensations are associated with Pacinian corpuscles?
High fx vibrations
Which kind of sensations are associated with Ruffinis corpuscles?
Cutaneous stretch
Which kind of sensations are associated with Merkel cells?
shape, texture, force
Which kind of sensations are associated with free nerve endings?
pain
Which cranial nerves have Somatic Motor fibers?
3,4, 6, 12
Which cranial nerves have Branchial Motor fibers?
5, 7,9,10,11
Which cranial nerves have Visceral Motor fibers?
3,7,9,10
Which cranial nerves have General Sensory fibers?
5,7,9,10
Which cranial nerves have Special Sensory fibers?
8
Which cranial nerves have Visceral Sensory fibers?
7,9,10
What is the function of Prostacyclin (PGl2)?
Vasodilator, antiaggregating factor
What is the function of PGE2?
erythema, edema, hyperalgesia, fever, GI protection
What is the function of PGF2alpha?
Vasodilator, uterine contraction
What is the function of Thromboxane A2?
vasoconstriction, platelet aggregation