Cbis Test Chapter 3

Front 1

When individual nerve cells throughout the brain are stretched and break

Back 1

Diffuse axonal injuries

Front 2

Decrease in the amount of O2 getting to the brain

Back 2

hypoxia

Front 3

3 parts of meninges

Back 3

Dura Mater
Arachnoid
Pia Mater

Front 4

Feature of persons with slow bleeds

Back 4

Disorientation, confusion, forgetfulness, and severe headaches/loss of consciousness

Front 5

Bleeding into the space between the dura mater and the arachnoid layers of the meninges

Back 5

Subdural hematoma

Front 6

When individual nerve cells throughout the brain are stretched and break

Back 6

Diffuse axonal injuries

Front 7

When O2 is stopped from going to the brain

Back 7

anoxia

Front 8

Where is the limbic system?

Back 8

Middle section of the brain on top of the brain stem

Front 9

Master relay center for forwarding info, sensations, and movement

Back 9

Diencephalon

Front 10

What senses does the brain stem NOT affect

Back 10

sight and smell

Front 11

Involved in many basic living functions.

Back 11

medulla

Front 12

It contains reflex centers which control many involuntary functions

Back 12

Medulla

Front 13

Essential for facial movements, facial sensation, hearing, and coordinating eye movements

Back 13

Pons

Front 14

Bridge of nerve fibers that connect the cerebral cortex and the cerebellum. 'Thinking part' to 'movement part' connection.

Back 14

Pons

Front 15

Smallest part of the brainstem

Back 15

Midbrain

Front 16

Elementary forms of seeing and hearing are here

Back 16

Midbrain

Front 17

Responsible for altertness and arousal

Back 17

Midbrain

Front 18

Relay station for incoming and outgoing sensory information

Back 18

Thalamus

Front 19

The thalamus relays all sensory info except from this sense

Back 19

smell

Front 20

Damage to this part of the brain results in attention and concentration problems, memory storage and retrieval, weakened mental stamina, decreased sensory nfo, difficulty in reacting to stress, and disorders in eating/drinking, sleeping, and sexual functioning.

Back 20

Thalamus

Front 21

Four nerve cell clusters that handle physical movements by relaying information from the cerebral cortex to the brain stem and cerebellum

Back 21

basal ganglia

Front 22

Checking system that comes to attention when something is not working the way it should be.

Back 22

Basal Ganglia

Front 23

Loss of movement

Back 23

akinesia