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Name the 4 lobes of the brain and point out their location


Name this sulcus of the brain
Central Sulcus

Name this fissure
Sylvian (lateral) fissure

Fill in the missing labels


Name these two sulcus


Name this sulcus
parieto-occipital sulcus

Name the missing label
Pre-occipital notch

what is the modality, what is the plane, and what are we looking at
MRI, transverse, parieto-occipital sulcus

what is the modality, what is the plane, and what are we looking at
MRI, sagittal, parieto-occipital sulcus

what is the modality, what is the plane, and what are we looking at
MRI, transverse, preoccipital sulcus

Name the missing labels


Name this sulcus
Cingulate sulcus

Name the sulcus highlighted in blue, and the modality and plane
cingulate sulcus, MRI, sagittal

Name the sulcus, modality, and plane
Cingulate sulcus, CT, sagittal

Name the sulcus, modality, and plane
Cingulate sulcus, MRI, transverse

Name this sulcus
Calcarine sulcus

Name the sulcus, modality, and plane
Calcarine sulcus, MRI, transverse

Name the sulcus, modality, and plane
Calcarine sulcus, MRI, sagittal

Name the gyrus, modality, and the plane
Cingulate gyrus, MRI, sagittal

Name the gyrus, modality, and the plane
Cingulate gyrus, MRI, coronal/frontal

Name the gyrus, modality, and the plane
Cingulate gyrus, CT, Coronal/frontal

Name the gyrus, modality, and the plane
Cingulate gyrus, CT, transverse

Name the highlighted area
Paracentral lobule

Name the area, modality, and plane
paracentral lobule, CT, transverse

Name the area, modality, and plane
paracentral lobule, MRI, sagittal

Name the area, modality, and plane
paracentral lobule, MRI, coronal/frontal

Fill in the missing labels
Red → midbrain
Blue → Pons
Green → medulla oblongata

Point to where the cerebellum is


Label 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 (brain stem)
2 → thalamus
3 → midbrain
4 → pons
5 → medulla oblongata
6 → spinal cord

Name the major white matter tract, modality, and plane
Corona radiata, MRI, sagittal

Name the major white matter tract
Corona radiata

Name the major white matter tract
Internal capsule

Name the major white matter tract, modality, and plane
Internal capsule, CT, transverse


Name the major white matter tract, modality, and plane
Corona radiata, CT, transverse
The corona radiata is ______ (superior/inferior) to the internal capsule
Superior

Name the highlighted part of the brain
corpus callosum

Name the part of the brain, the modality, and the plane
Corpus callosum, CT, sagittal

Name the highlighted area
Corpus callosum

Name the part of the brain, modality, and planes
Thalamus, MRI, transverse, sagittal

Name the part of the brain, modality, and plane
Thalamus, CT, transverse

What part of the brain is this
Thalamus

Name the missing label
Basal Ganglia

Name this part of the brain
Basal ganglia

Name the red part, as well as the two pink center areas
Red → Caudate nuclei
Outer pink → Putamina (singular: putamen)
Inner pink → Globus pallidi (singular: glubus pallidus)

Name the highlighted area, modality, and plane
Caudate nuclei, MRI, sagittal

Name the highlighted area, modality, and plane
Caudate nuclei, CT, transverse

Name the highlighted area, modality, and plane
Caudate nuclei, CT, coronal/frontal

Fill in the missing labels


Name the part of the brain
Caudate Nuclei

Name the part of the brain, modality, and plane
Tail of caudate nucleus, MRI, sagittal

Name the part of the brain, modality, and plane
Tail of caudate nucleus, MRI, transverse

Name the part of the brain, modality, and plane
Putamen, MRI, transverse

Name the highlighted areas
Red → Caudate nucleus
Yellow → Globus Pallidus
Blue → Putamen
Purple → Thalamus

Name this part of the brain
Putamen

Name this area of the brain
Globus pallidus

Name this part of the brain
Globus pallidus

Name the highlighted areas and the plane of view
Green → Caudate Nucleus
Yellow → Globus Pallidus
Blue → Putamen

Name this part of the brain
Globus Pallidus