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Neuroanatomy

4th part of anatomy course at umed.wroc.pl

4th part of anatomy course at umed.wroc.pl

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This flashcard set delves into the intricate structures and functions of the nervous system at a university level, focusing on key components like the nerve, nucleus, tract, and various parts of the brain and spinal cord. It covers essential topics such as the artery, lobe, and neuron, providing detailed insights into the dorsal columns, ventricles, and other critical areas. Medical students and professionals will find this flashcard set invaluable for understanding the complex relationships between different neural structures and their roles in the body, enhancing their knowledge of neuroanatomy for clinical practice and academic study.
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Created / Updated
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Choose the wrong juxtaposition: autonomic neuron/neurotransmitter.

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

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:

The pineal body is characterized by, except:

The supramarginal gyrus:

Within modern understanding we include to the reticular system:

The optic recess is:

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

The main output layer of the cortex is:

The globus pallidus receives input mainly from:

The corticobulbar tracts:

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

The chief output nucleus of the basal ganglia is:

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:

Which of the following nuclei of the hypothalamus releases antidiuretic hormone:

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

The pulvinar:

The anterior paracentral lobule is a part of:

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

The tuberohypophyseal tract:

The cistern magna:

The daily production of the CSF amounts:

Choose the correct sentences related the effects of sympathetic stimulation:

The composition of CSF is following, except:

The anterior choroidal artery:

The trapezoid body:

The body of the lateral ventricle:

The posterior meningeal arteries:

Choose the false juxtaposition (the cortex functional area/the broadmann area’s number):

Spinothalamic fibers project to which one of the following thalamic nuclei?

Choose the wrong juxtaposition: phylogenetic/ anatomical part of the cerebellum.

Which part of the cerebellum plays a role in the regulation of muscule tone

The middle cerebellar peduncle contains:

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