A&P Lab Test 3- Nervous System Anatomy

gyri

ridges of brain

sulci

shallow grooves of brain

fissures

deeper grooves of brain

cerebrum

diencephalon

thalamus

hypothalamus

brain stem

midbrain

pons

medulla oblongata

cerebellum

dura mater

falx cerebri

arachnoid mater

subarachnoid space

cerebrospinal fluid

pia mater

lateral ventricles

choroid plexuses

interventricular foramina

third ventricle

cerebral aqueduct

fourth ventricle

central canal

longitudinal fissure

central sulcus

lateral sulcus

frontal lobe

precentral gyrus (primary motor cortex)

parietal lobe

postcentral gyrus (primary somatic sensory cortex)

occipital lobe, principle vision center

+ function

temporal lobe, primary auditory cortex, olfactory center

corpus callosum

cingulate gyrus

pineal body

mammillary body (side)

optic chiasm

optic tracts

pituitary gland

hemisphere

singular side of the cerebrum or cerebellum called

corpora quadrigemina

superior colliculi

inferior colliculi

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what is the cranial nerve name mnemonic?

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what is the cranial nerve functional class mnemonic?

I, olfactory, smell, sensory

number, name, function, class

II, optic, vision, sensory

number, name, function, class

III, oculomotor, controls some skeletal muscles of eye, motor

number, name, function, class

IV, trochlear, controls a skeletal muscle of the eye, motor

number, name, function, class

V, trigeminal, face sensory & muscles of mastication (chewing), both

number, name, function, class

VI, abducens, controls other eye skeletal muscles, motor

number, name, function, class

VII, facial, facial expressions, salivary glands, taste, both

number, name, function, class

VIII, vestibulocochlear, hearing and balance, sensory

number, name, function, class

IX, glossopharyngeal, swallowing, salivary glands, taste, both

number, name, function, class

X, vagus, autonomic function of visceral organs, both

number, name, function, class

XI, accessory, swallowing, trapezius, sternocleidomastoid, motor

number, name, function, class

XII, hypoglossal, muscle of tongue

number, name, function, class

cervical enlargement

cauda equina

lumbar enlargement

dorsal median sulcus

ventral median fissure

gray matter

ventral horn

dorsal horn

lateral horn

spinal roots

what are the nerves leaving/entering the spinal cord called (not the spinal nerve)

ventral root

dorsal root

dorsal root ganglion

spinal nerve

ventral column

dorsal column

lateral column

CN III

CN VII

CN IX

CN X

sympathetic ramus

gray ramus communicantes

white ramus communicantes

sympathetic chain ganglia

celiac ganglion

superior mesenteric ganglion

inferior mesenteric ganglion

conjunctiva

lateral commissure

medial commissure

lateral rectus, CN VI (abducens)

+ nerve

medial rectus, CN III (oculomotor)

+ nerve

superior rectus, CN III (oculomotor)

+ nerve

inferior rectus, CN III (oculomotor)

+ nerve

inferior oblique, CN III (oculomotor)

+ nerve

superior oblique, CN IV (trochlear)

trochlea

common tendinous ring

lacrimal apparatus

the lacrimal gland, nasolacrimal duct, and lacrimal sac make up the...

lacrimal gland