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These notes cover various topics of anatomy and physiology, including sections on Kahoot questions, different brain structures, pathways and cranial nerves. The content is detailed, with an emphasis on different anatomical locations and the associated functions.

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Kahoot questions : white matter tracts I ASSOCIATION FIBRES. 2. COMMISURAL FIBRES J. PROJECTION FIBRES > - win hemisphere- biw hemispheres > Cerebral...

Kahoot questions : white matter tracts I ASSOCIATION FIBRES. 2. COMMISURAL FIBRES J. PROJECTION FIBRES > - win hemisphere- biw hemispheres > Cerebral - cortex to lower area BASAL GANGLIA (extenust internus so corpus striatum - putamen > - caudate nucleus -> globus pallidus > - t subthalamic nucleus e substantia nigra CSF CIRCULATION 1. the chorold plexus of each ventricle produces CSF 2. Cs) flows through the ventricles & into subarachnoid space (via median/lateral. est 3 flows subarachnoid space through 4. CSF is absorbed into the dural venous sinuses via arachnoid villi LIMBIC SYSTEM : THE EMOTIONAL BRAIN DIENCEPHALIC STRUCTURE FIBER TRACTS CEREBRAL STRUCTURES anterior thalamic nuclei ·formix cingulate/dentate gyrus · · anterior commisure : septal nuclei · hypothalamus · amygaloid · mammilary body · body · hippocampus · CRANIAL NERVES parihippocampal gyrus E name xit function I olfactory sensory Cribiform > doesn't - connect to brainster - Tsensoryi afticc- becomes optic tract oculomotor motin Superior Orbital fissure - > moves all intrinsic eye muscles trocklear motor superior orbital fissure - > action of superior oblique , abduction etc both ratondum , geminal I Superior ord Ovale I have related to , migraines abclucens moth Superior Orbital fissure dentistry facial bun -Eternal meatos stylomastoid > , - facial expression , Tongue has z branches estibulo > Sensory internal -. acoust meta s ↓ ugular foramen thuaframe supmotomusa -u sugular foramen CERVICAL PLEXUS * Cy , Cy , Cs keeps the diaphragm alive * Plexus is C, - C > from Skin , neckt ear to head - provides signals a shoulder > C3-Cs phrenic - newes /diaghram) BRACHIAL PLEXUS 5 MAIN NERVES 3 Beer Aunt Rescued Rugby Teams Drink Cold My My Uncle ↓ d ↓ d ↓ ↓ D ↓ ↓ ↓ roofs trunks division card branches Muscu. axillary radial median ulna ↓ ↓ S ↑ ↓ ↳ Wrist drop carpal tun. Clawhand (Cs-T,) LUMISAR FLEX OS > - L - M > - (1) Get I Twice Lunch On Fridays Givi Milliolingual)attraitem( ohypogastric genitofemoral Femoral obturator SACREL PLEXUS > L4 - - 54 > - "SIPPS" · S pudendal superior gluteal P = · = interior gluteal sciatic · · I s = · P = posterior femoral cutaneous GREATER SCIATIC FORAMEN E bordered by Sclatic notch , sacrotuberous sacrospinous : greater a ligament, anterior sacroiliac ligament , ischial spine PIRIFORMIS O : anterolateral surface sacrum 1 : greater trochanter femur A : abduction a lateral hip rotation SCIATIC NERVE > - L4 , 25 , 5. , 52 , 53 Kahoot QIS Thalamus-sensory relay station Hypothalamus-coordinates endocrine , body temp , hunger etc. Cerebellum-motor movement of. regulation processing, sensory info frontal lobe-controls ↑ -level Cognitive skills & motor functions cerebrum-memory storage thought , process , skeletal muscle contractions anterior association area - prefrontal cortex Central sulcus-divides primary cortex anteriorly a posteriorly Veteral sulcus-divides blu regions language process sensory , d motor skills epidural space-around Spinal card , Contains blood Vessels , fat , spinal nerves subdural space - due to Trauma ; space blw dura mater a arachnoid mater Subarachid space-contains osf schwann cell-makes myelin in PNs oligodendrocytes - makes myelin in CNS conus medullaris-end of spinal cord , cone shape filum terminale-extension of pla medullaris , covered by mater a cons coccygeal ligament Cauda equina-bundle of newes at and of spinal cord a controls pelvic organs descending tracks-motor/efferent , corticospinal tracts rebrospinal , reticulospinal, , Vestipulospinal , tectospinal ascending tracts-derusal white column , Spinocerebellard Spinothalamic tracts triceps-radial extensor digitorum-radial teres minor-axillary femoral/obturator - pectineus gluteus sipenar gluteal - *REVIEW NERVE SUPPLIES A olfactory optic occulomotor trocklear trgeminal abducens facial Vestibulocholar sensory sens. Motor motor both motor both sensory super. Internal. ~ atcncum cribiform optic super. super o -vale Super Stylas tod Internal , glossopharyngeal vagus accessory hypoglossal both both motor motor jugular jugular jugular hypoglossal & on once one takes the anatomy final , very good vacations are heavenly Some * say marry but my brother says brains money big mean more * carl only swims south , Silly roger only 'swirns in stylish' Jane just hitchikes jacuzzis , Ets system to Review ! PNS : nervous system outside brain/spinal cord ↳ Subdivides into automatic a somatic nervous sys. neuroglia : protects neurons astrocytes : Maintain "blood-brain" barrier ↳ most abundant ↳ provides Physical support ependymal : lines brain/spinal cord ↳ makes csf Oligodendrocytes : makes myelin in CNS memorystrasa b Schwann Cells : makes myelin in PNs carebrum conscious : thought process , pons : means "bridge" , relays sensory in evema talamos medulla : relays sensory info to thalamus , centre for regulation of Visceral function Cerebellum : Coordinates complex Sanatic motor 3 topia meninges : > - arachnoid Cover/protect CNs ↳ Aura frontal lobe : primary motor Cortex , Voluntary movement parietal lope : Somatic sensory , somatosensory cortex & association occipital labe : Vision , Visual cortex + association areas temporal lobe : hearing , auditory cor tex & association a re a ↳ emotional responce, memory , limbic area Taste insula : gustatory cortex - Wernicke's area : language comprehension broca's area : muscles involved in speech ↳ located in frontal lobe prefrontal catex : Spacial & object recall tasks Somatic association learned movements area : Coordinating primary Somatosensory Cortex : post-central gyrus ↓ ↓ somatic area sensory association Visual association area : found in occipital lobe , interprets visuals from primary Visual Cortex - recieves info from visual eyes Basal collection of cell bodies ganglia : Lo controls skeletal muscles limbic system : 4 I's ↳ cingulate gyrus : mediate emotional response ↳ hippocampus : recieves info to remember ↳ amygdala : Stores mems. brodmann's area : Missi staining , cell arch. thalamus : relays info to Cerebral Cortex hypo"" : emotion , autonomic function Pituitary : regulates growth d controls endocrine Melatonin pineal gland : Superior Collical : Visual reflex , eye tracking inferior colliculi : auditory reflex , sounds parasympathetic NS : Calms body , conserves energy Sympathetic NS : arouses the body , energy use ascending tracks I dorsal white :. column 2. sfinocerebellar tracts. Spinothalamic tracts 3 descending tracts : 1. corticospinal tract 2. rubro , reticulospinal tracts 3. Vestpulospinal tract 21 trac t. tecnospinal motor nerve : away from prain ↳ efferent sensory nerve : toward brain ↳ afferent olfactory nerve : crib , form , sensory optic nerve : optic canal , sensory occulomotor : Superior o rd , motor trochlear : Superior o rd , motor Trigeminal : superior orb , rotundum , ovale , both a bducens : superior ord , motor facial : internal ac. meatus , stylamastoid foramen , both Vestipolocochlear : internal acoustic meatus , sensory both glossopharyngeal : juguiar , both vagus : jugular , Spinal : jugular , motor hypoglossal : hypoglossal , motor median newe : CS , CG , C7 , C8 , T. ↳ Innervates teres , quadratus , flexors pronator L Optic nerve carpal tunnel thalamus radial newve : Cs C7 Cs Hypothalamus T , C , , ,. ↳ innervates triceps brachii , extensors occulomotor muscultaneous nerve : CS , 66 , - body : HR vagus Sympathetic : ↑ HR R& L blood from pulmonary veins : Carry Oxygenated lungs + heart Morta value : prevents blood lumen : Space Win tubular part of organ dialated : flow through constricted : no flow hepatic portal system : Stomach + liver 18 lymph : tissue fluid from capillary lymph nodes : bean lymphoid organ /soo in body ↳ filtration & activation immune lymph capillaries: smallest vessels lymphoid tissue : main tissue of immune sys. primary lymphoid organs : Done marrow a thymus secondary lymphoid organs : lymph nodes , spleen , appendix tonsils : swelling of pharynx thymus: where immature lymphocytes > T-cells - spleen : blood cleansing ↳ generates memory T-cells & destroys microorganisms appendix : contains lymphad Tissue ↳ generates T-cells I destroys microorganisms red bone marrow : where lymphocytes originate lacteals : Lymphatic capillary in small intestine ↳ absorbs digested fats from intestine , causing milky lymph draining Chyle milky lymph : collected in lacteals Cisterna Chyli : flow of Chyle in intestinal trunk lymphoid follicles : solid , Spherical bodies I packed Lymphoid cells R & L lymphatic duct : drain into subclavian vein inflammation of vessel lymphangitis : lymphatic bubonic plague : causes inflammed lymph nodes filariaris : tropical parasitic worms invade lymph nodes b-cells : divide plasma cells , which secrete antibodies to generate + cells: cells created in that attack infected cells thymus - effector cells : short-lived cells that fight against antigens right away memory cells : have protective immunity resp System 1). : exchange gasses 2) PH manage paranasal sinuses : hollow spaces , warm/filter air larynx : C3- Cy on anterior neck trachea : wall has mucus-secreting cells ↳ Carina : Where trachea divides into bronchi alveoli : tiny sacs of lung tissue for movement of gases plu air o blood lung lobes : 3 on right , 2 on left parietal pleura : covers thoracic wall, superior surface of diagphram of biw alveolia blood Pulmonary respiration Exchange Oz a Co2 : inspiration : insparatory muscles contract expiration : inspiratory muscles relax accessary muscles of Inspiration 1l Sternocleidomastoid : 2) scalene muscles 3) pectoralis minor 4) serratus anterior of expiration : 1) Abdominal (obliques rectus accessary muscles 2) intercoastal muscles eupnea : normal , healthy breathing dyspnea : Shortness of breath Pneumothorax : Collapsed lung pic air - pleura cavity atelectasis : partial collapse due to obstruction or full lung Eure 19 - 20 (GI tract) : alimentary t Canal digestive tupe from mouth to anys accessary organs-digestive System accessory digestive organs : Secrete Saliva , bile a digestive enzymes 1) teeth 3) gallbladder 4) 2) tongue large glands peptic ulcers : erosions of the mucosa in regions exposed to stomach secretions right upper quad : R liver, gallbladder , medial of pancreas, small a large Intestine left upper quad : L liver stomach , pancreas, L kidney , Spleen, large Intestine , right hypochondriac region : liver a gallbladder epigastric region : Stomach left hypochondriac region : diaghram , spleen illiac appendix right region : cecum , hypogastric region Urinary , bladder : left illiac region : Sigmoid Colon faciform ligament : attaches liver to abdominal wall d diaghphram lesser omentum : attaches stomach -> liver transverse messcolan : mesentry -> transverse color Visceral peritoneum : inner layer of peritoneum Surrounding organs partial peritoneum : outer layer of peritoneum that lines abdominal wall peritoneal Cavity: Space blu viscerald parietal deglutition: passing material from the mouth esophagus e stomach propulsion : movement of food through alimentary canal Segmentation : Constructions of intestines W food digestion : food broken down by chemical building blocks defecation Elimination of feces indigestible : peristalsis : GI tract organs contracting + relaxing Mucosa layer : 1) Epithelium-absorbs nutrients, secrete mucus 2) lamina tissue ↓ propria-connective Cappiaries 3) muscularis mucosae-smooth muscle , , intermost layer local movement submucosa : Tissue a blood & vessels + nerve fibres major lymphatic muscularis externa : i) circular layer of Smooth muscle 2) longitudinal layer of smooth muscle - myentric nerve plexus : blu circular o longitudinal layer submucosai nerve plexus : Win submucosa oral vestibule : space biw teeth/cheeks milk/decidous teeth : 1st set of teeth permanent teeth : 32 teeth adult incisors : front teeth Canine: Aka eyetooth bicuspids : premolars molars : back teeth , grind food liver detox , makes blood , proteins : digest , stores & concentrates from liver gallbladder : bile pancreas : Secretes insulin a glucagon - digestive enzymes S pleen : near stomach , produces , stores a eliminates blood cells small intestine : Site of enzymatic digestion 2 nutrient absorption of 5% of duodenum Ist : part small Intestine , length of (40%.) jejenum : and part small intestine ileum : 3rd part " "160% mastication : Chewing of rugae ridges: on wall stomach Microscopic anatomy : gastric pits -> -> gastric glands neck cells cells : Secrete Hel factor parietal f Intrinsic Chief cells : Secrete pepsinogen entertoendocrine cells : hormone secreting Secreteonto Internal surface of intestine goblet cells : pancreatic duct : conducts pancreatic juice into small intestine pile duct : Dile > small - intestine hepatopancreatic Ampulla : connect common bile docto pancreatic duct to duodenum Major duodenal Papilla : marks where hepatopancreatic ampulla sits interstinal flora : perminal pacterial residents of intestinal lumen intensive : nutrients large absorbs few maintaining ↳ results in feces haustra: pouches of the colon i leocecal value : value biw ileuma cecum diverticulosis : herniations of mucosa ↳o can lead to diverticulitis diverticula : pressure on walls - > multiple sacs Dile : breaks up fat particles hepatocyte : liver cell porta hepatis: where portal vein , common ductd hepatic artery enter central vein : drains blood from sinusoids & out of liver portal triad : portal Vein , hepatic artery, be duct

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