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62 Cards in this Set

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Cell Body (soma)


Multipolar Neuron: Nucleus


Multipolar Neuron: Nucleolus


Multipolar Neuron: Axon and Dendrites


Spinal Cord and Ganglion: Central Canal


Optic Nerve (II)
 Somatic
-sensory vision
-is an outgrowth of the brain so technically a tract but is always taught as a cranial nerve

Somatic


-sensory vision


-is an outgrowth of the brain so technically a tract but is always taught as a cranial nerve

Mammillary Body

needed for survival

Pituitary Gland

controls growth, metabolism, reproduction, ect.

Cerebral Aqueduct

CSF flows thru

Pineal Gland

secretes melatonin hormone which regulated circadian rhythm

Thalamus

main relay point for sensory information that will be projected to somatosensory cortex


(dot is inter thalamic adhesion)

Hypothalamus

specific nuclei control various functions:


Master control of ANS


Master control of endocrine system


Regulation of body temp.


Control of emotional behavior


Control food/water intake


Regulated sleep/wake cycle

Abor Vitae and Folia

Arbor Vitae- branches/trunkFolia-leaves/foliage
Arbor Vitae- branches/trunk

Folia-leaves/foliage

Abducens Nerve CN VI

Motor (somatic)
innervated and abducts eyeball 

Motor (somatic)


innervated and abducts eyeball

Olfactory Nerve CN I

Somatic
sensory smell (visceral)

Somatic


sensory smell (visceral)

Brainstem

connect forebrain and cerebellum to spinal cord, passageway for all tracts between cerebrum and spinal cord


-contains autonomic and reflex centers required for survival


-houses nuclei of many cranial nerves


-had three major regions: midbrain, pons, and medulla oblongata

Midbrain

contains cranial nerves: CN III and CN IV

Pons

houses cranial nerves: CN V, CN VI, and CN VII

Central Canal

Anterior Horns

Houses somas

Posterior Horns

Cervical Nerve Pairs and Ganglia

Yellow (beads=ganglia)
C1, C2, C3: Controls head and neck 
C4: upward shoulder movement 
C5: deltoids and biceps 
C6: wrist extensors and innervation to biceps 
C7: triceps and wrist extensors
C8: hands and finger flexion

Yellow (beads=ganglia)


C1, C2, C3: Controls head and neck


C4: upward shoulder movement


C5: deltoids and biceps


C6: wrist extensors and innervation to biceps


C7: triceps and wrist extensors


C8: hands and finger flexion



Thoracic Nerve Pairs

Green (beads=ganglia)
T1 & T2: supplies top of chest, arms, and hands
T3, T4, T5: supplies into chest wall and aids breathing 
T6, T7, T8: supplies chest and downing abdomen 
T9, T10, T11, T12: supplies abdomen and lower back

Green (beads=ganglia)


T1 & T2: supplies top of chest, arms, and hands


T3, T4, T5: supplies into chest wall and aids breathing


T6, T7, T8: supplies chest and downing abdomen


T9, T10, T11, T12: supplies abdomen and lower back

Conchlea

auditory transduction

Semicircular Canals

detects movement of head

Tympanic Cavity

Tympanic membrane

External Acoustic Meatus

Cribiform Plate Sagittal View

Transverse view of cubiform plate and olfactory bulb

Pyramids

carry efferent signals to spinal cord or brainstem

Olives

motor coordination

Dura Mater

Subarachnoid Space

Scala Media

Scala Tympani

Scala Vestibuli

Organ of Corti

Vesicular Membrane

Basilar Membrane

Epineurium

Axons

Nodes of Ranvier

Sclera

Cornea

Insula

Occipital Lobe

Temporal Lobe

Parietal Lobe

Corpus Callosum

Lateral Sulcus

Precentral Gyrus

Postcentral Gyrus

Ganglion

Rods (pink)

Cones

Bipolar Cells

Cauda Equina

Film Terminale

Cervical Plexus

Lumbar and Sacral Plexus

Brachial Plexus