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anatomy 14

brain pt 1

TermDefinition
dura mater what covers the brain
arachnoid mater the other side of the dura mater
pia mater when you are touching the brain
faux cerebri goes btw the two cerebrum hemispheres
blood is brought into the brain by? internal carotid and vertebral arteries (4)
blood leaves brain from? internal jugular veins (2)
Blood-brain barrier involves tight junction, protects CNS from toxins and pathogens
cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) protects and circulation, made from blood -in ventricles, central canal, and subarachnoid space
ventricles CSF filled cavities in the brain: lateral ventricles (2), thrid ventricle, cerebral aqueduct, fourth ventricle
lateral ventricles one in each hemisphere
third ventricle in the diencephalon
cerebral aqueduct in the mid brain
fourth ventrical in the brain stem and cerebellum
choroid plexus makes cerebral spinal fluid
medulla oblongada continuous with spinal cord, cranial nerves (8-12, will be roman numerals), most basic functions
pons in the metencephalon, cranial nerves (5-7), 4th ventricle
cerebellum corrects voluntary muscle contraction and posture
folia ridges in cerebellum
arbor vitae white matter of cerebellum
vermis central area of cerebellum
Created by: bellai
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