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Neuroanatomy

neuroanatomy

neuroanatomy

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This flashcard set delves into the intricate structures and functions of the nervous system at a university level. It covers key components like the nerve, nucleus, cortex, and various tracts and arteries, along with their roles and connections. The set also explores different parts of the brain, including the lobes, ventricles, and nuclei, and their significance in neurological processes. Medical students and professionals will find this flashcard set invaluable for understanding the complex anatomy and physiology of the nervous system, aiding in both academic studies and clinical practice.
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Medical
Level
University
Created / Updated
20.05.2017 / 17.04.2018
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Choose the wrong juxtaposition: autonomic neuron/neurotransmitter

(Fix 284)

Which nucleus of the hypothalamus takes apart in thermal regulation and whose destructed causes hypothermia

The frontal lobe constitute about ……………. of the entire cerebral cortex (unsicher)

. The average weight of the adult brain is:

The stapedius muscle:

The vein draining the blood from the internal cerebral veins is known as:

The solitary tract receives SVA input from the cranial nerves

Transverse temporal gyri 

Fix 301

The pineal body is characterized by. Except:

 

 

 

The supramarginal gyrus:

(Fix 300)

Within modern understanding we include to the reticular system:

The medial geniculate body:

(Fix 221)

The diagonal part of Broca (44+45) interconnects:

(Fix 269)

The optic recess is:

The medial motor nuclei that supply paraxial muscles and tracts deriving from the cortical centers:

not sure

The main output layer of the cortex is:

The globus pallidus receives input mainly from:

(Fix 276, look up in youngs too!)

The abnormalities of the basal ganglia results in EXCEPT:

(Fix 279)

The corticobulbar tracts:

(BRS 140 / Wiki)

The confluence of sinuses is formed by the union of the following sinuses, EXCEPT:

(Fix 47)

The chief output nucleus of the basal ganglia is:

(BRS 250)

A lesion resulting in a loss of initiative, thinking and judgment would most likely be in the:

Lack of accommodation results from paralysis of the following muscles:

The brainstem preganglionic parasympathetic neurons are found in the

Slow pain from spinal nerves is transmitted within the CNS by:

(not sure)

The terminal filum:

Which of the following nuclei of the hypothalamus releases antidiuretic hormone

The skin of the small finger of the hand belongs to the dermatome:

(FIX 100)

The pulvinar

Choose the wrong juxtaposition: the part of the body/minimal distance between two points that can be felt separately:

 The anterior paracentral lobule is a part of:

The tuberohypophyseal tract:

The cistern magna: 

(BRS 38)

The daily production of the CSF amounts

The somatosensory pathway consits of (chapter somatosensory system-YOUNGS)

Choose the correct sentences related the effects of sympathetic stimulation: 

(YOUNG 221)

The composition of CSF is following. Except: 

(FIX 31)

Lesions of the pineal body in childhoof may result in (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3259367/)

The anterior choroidal artery:

(FIX 45)

The trapezoid body

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