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CDIS 421 Neuroanatomy Study Guide Exam Q&A 100% Solved | Rated A+ Chromatolysis - Occurs when a cell is injured and the cell body swells and shifts its nucleus to the periphery. Commissural fibers - Fibers that connect one hemisphere to another. Saltatory conduction - Occurs when an impulse ju...

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CDIS 421 Neuroanatomy Study Guide

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Chromatolysis - ✔✔Occurs when a cell is injured and the cell body swells

and shifts its nucleus to the periphery.

Commissural fibers - ✔✔Fibers that connect one hemisphere to another.

Saltatory conduction - ✔✔Occurs when an impulse jumps from node to

node on an axon.

Horizontal slice - ✔✔(or slice) of the brain separates the top from the

bottom.

2 neuron reflex arc (monosynaptic) - ✔✔Simplest type of nerve pathway,

involves sensory and motor neuron; sensory input goes directly to the

motor neuron with no interneuron; ex: knee jerk.

2 types of visual receptors (photoreceptors) - ✔✔Rods and cones.

3 neuron reflex arc (polysynaptic) - ✔✔Involves sensory, motor and

interneuron; sensory information comes in through the dorsal root; in

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addition to being sent to brain, stimulus is sent to an interneuron in gray

matter of spinal cord; ex: withdrawal reflex.

Transient ischemic attack - ✔✔A temporary interruption in blood flow to the

brain.

Embolism - ✔✔A clot that moves through the arterial system until it gets to

an artery too small for it to get through and gets stuck.

Posterior lobe lesion - ✔✔A disruption of planning and coordination of

motor movements is most likely due to a lesion of the posterior lobe.

Contralateral visual field lesion - ✔✔A lesion after the optic chiasm affects

the contralateral visual field.

Basal ganglia lesion - ✔✔A lesion in the right basal ganglia would affect

movement in the left side of the body.

Cerebellum lesion - ✔✔A lesion in the right portion of the cerebellum would

affect movement in the right side of the body.

Left optic nerve lesion - ✔✔A lesion on the left optic nerve takes out the left

visual field (blind in left eye).

Bipolar neuron - ✔✔A neuron that has one dendrite and one axon.

Multipolar neuron - ✔✔A neuron that has two dendrites and one axon.

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Unilateral and ipsilateral symptoms - ✔✔A patient has a lesion in the right

hemisphere with signs and symptoms observed on the right half of the

body.

Neuroplasticity - ✔✔The brain's ability to reorganize function, as seen in a

patient with a lesion to the left inferior parietal lobule who improves written

language abilities.

Right oculomotor nerve lesion - ✔✔The most likely location of the lesion

when the right pupil does not react to light but the left pupil does.

Gag reflex - ✔✔A reflex that requires sensory input transmitted by the

glossopharyngeal IX nerve and motor response transmitted by the vagus X

nerve.

Spastic hemiplegia - ✔✔A state of paralysis with hypertonia, exaggerated

reflexes, and clasp-knife rigidity on one side of the body.

Stretch reflex - ✔✔A stimulus causes a muscle spindle to be activated,

sending information to motor neurons without an intervening interneuron,

which causes a quick muscle contraction.

Nucleus and ganglion - ✔✔A well-defined collection of nerve cells in the

CNS is called a nucleus; a similar collection of cells in the PNS is called a

ganglion.

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Abducen VI - ✔✔Moves eyeball.

Accessory XI - ✔✔Head turning and shrugging shoulders (motor).

Acetylcholine - ✔✔A neurotransmitter that enables learning and memory

and also triggers muscle contraction.

Action potential - ✔✔A nerve impulse; a stimulus causes sodium gates to

open; +30/40mV.

Afferent - ✔✔Conduction of nerve impulses toward the CNS (sensory).

Agnosia - ✔✔The inability to recognize what you are touching even though

you can feel it.

Hypoglossal XII - ✔✔All of the tongue muscles, intrinsic and extrinsic, are

innervated by the hypoglossal XII.

Anterolateral system (ALS) - ✔✔These fibers ascend in the anterior and

lateral aspects of the spinal cord.

Dorsal and ventral roots - ✔✔Dorsal roots contain only sensory fibers and

the ventral roots contain only motor fibers.

Alveus of hippocampus - ✔✔A thin layer of white matter covering the

ventricular surface of the hippocampus.

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