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What structure of the brain is this? #2
olfactory tract

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olfactory bulb

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optic nerve

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optic tract

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pons varolii

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pyramids

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occipital lobe

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vermis

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cerebellar cortex

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arbor vitae

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pineal body

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corpora quadrigemina

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superior colliculi

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inferior colliculi

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parietal lobe

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temporal lobe

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frontal lobe

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insula lobe

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corpus callosum

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fornix

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septum pellucidum

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lateral ventricle

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third ventricle

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thalamus

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massa intermedia

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precentral gyrus

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postcentral gyrus

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central sulcus

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longitudinal fissure

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lateral sulcus

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pineal body
define conus medullaris
end of spinal cord. L1,L2
define cuada equina
bundle of nerve roots at the end of the spinal cord
define filum terminale
extension of pia mater
What is the order of meninges?
pia mater. subarachnoid space. arachnoid mater. subdural space. dura mater. epidural space.
as you go down the spinal cord, what is the first enlargement?
cervical enlargement
as you go down the spinal cord, what is the second enlargement?
lumbar enlargement

what structure of the spinal cord is this? #1
subarachnoid cavity (filled with CSF)

what structure of the spinal cord is this? #2
subdural cavity

what structure of the spinal cord is this? #3
dorsal root (of cervical nerve)

what structure of the spinal cord is this? #4
dorsal root ganglion

what structure of the spinal cord is this? #5
spinal nerve

what structure of the spinal cord is this? #6
ventral root (of cervical nerve)

what structure of the spinal cord is this? #7
subdural cavity

what structure of the spinal cord is this? #8
dura mater (of spinal cord)

what structure of the spinal cord is this? #9
arachnoid mater (of the spinal cord)

what structure of the spinal cord is this? #10
pia mater (of the spinal cord)

what structure is this? #1
posterior ramus

what structure is this? #2
anterior ramus

what structure is this? #1
sympathetic trunk ganglion

what structure is this?
ramus communications between sympathetic trunk ganglion and spinal nerve

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posterior medial sulcus

what structure is this? #2
central canal of the spinal cord

what structure is this? #3
grey commissure

what structure is this? #4
anterior median fissure

what structure is this? #5
anterior funiculus (white matter)

what structure is this? #6
ventral horn of the grey matter

what structure is this? #7
lateral horn of the grey matter

what structure is this? #8
lateral funiculus

what structure is this? #9
dorsal horn of the grey matter

what structure is this? #10
posterior funiculus (white matter)

what structure is #1 pointing at?
dorsal horn of the grey matter

what structure is #2 pointing at?
lateral horn of the grey matter

what structure is #3 pointing at?
ventral horn of the grey matter

#1, what are the structural neurons?
multipolar

#1, what are the functional neurons?
association, internuncial, or interneurons

#1, what is the function?
integration

#1, what are the structural components?
dendrites, perikaryons, and unmyelinated axons of the association neuron

#1, what is the name?
dorsal horn of the grey matter

#3, what are the structural neurons?
multipolar

#3, what are the functional neurons?
motor or efferent neurons

#3, what is the function?
motor or response

#3, what are the structural components
dendrites and perikaryons of motor neurons of the somatic nervous system

#3, what is the name
ventral horn of the grey matter

#2, what are the structural neurons?
multipolar

#2, what are the functional neurons?
motor or efferent

#2, what is the function?
motor or response

#2, what are the structural components?
dendrites and perikaryon of motor neurons of the autonomic nervous system

#2, what is the name?
lateral horn of the grey matter

what are the structural neurons of this?
pseudounipolar neurons or bipolar neurons

what are the functional neurons of this?
sensory of afferent

what is the function of this?
sensory

what are the structural components of this?
perikaryon of sensory neurons

what is the name of this?
dorsal root ganglia

what structure is #1?
central canal of the spinal cord

what structure is #2?
dorsal root

what structure is #3?
ventral root

what structure is #4?
grey commissure

what is structure #1?
posterior median sulcus

what is structure #2?
anterior median fissure

on the outside of each of these, what meninge is it?
epidural cavity

what structure is #3?
fasciculus gracilis

what structure is #4?
fasciculus cuneatus

what structure is #5?
posterior spinocerebellar tract

what structure is #6?
lateral corticospinal tract

what structure is #9
anterior spinocerebellar tract

what structure is #10?
lateral spinothalamic tract

what structure is #11?
anterior spinothalamic tract

what structure is #14?
anterior corticospinal tract
how many cervical nerves?
8