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TEST Questions and Answers
Verified Solutions Latest Update


Question:

Which of the 3 nervous systems is filled & surrounded w/ CSF?

Answer:
CNS


Question:

What are the functions of the CNS?

Answer:
Receives/ process sensory info-Create responses that are relayed to muscles &
glands-Coordinates emotion, cognition, memory, and learning


Question:

How is the CNS protected?

Answer:
CSF-BBB-Meninges-Bony structures of the skull & vertebral column


Question:

Name the 3 layers of meninges (outer to inner)

Answer:
Dura mater, Arachnoid mater, and Pia mater

,Question:

Where are the potential spaces that only become evident in the presence of pathologic
processes (epidural, subdural)?

Answer:
The spaces b/t: - The dura mater & skull-The dura mater & arachnoid space


Question:

What are the factors that affect the permeability of BBB?

Answer:
Inflammation (Infection) - Neovascularity (tumors have neo-vessels) - Toxins-Infants <
6 months, the BBB of their immature nervous system in more permeable to substances


Question:

Where is the safest place to do a lumbar puncture?

Answer:
L4-L5


Question:

What is CSF produced by?

Answer:
Choroid plexus


Question:

Which ventricles is CSF produced in?

Answer:
3rd ventricle & 2 lateral ventricles


Question:

What is the blood supply to the brain?

Answer:
Anterior circulation: Internal carotid arteries-Posterior circulation: Vertebral arteries

, Question:

An increased amount of CSF & an increased sized of ventricles leads to what?

Answer:
Hydrocephalus


Question:

Occipital lobe function

Answer:
Visual cortex


Question:

Parietal lobe function

Answer:
Somatosensory cortex


Question:

Frontal lobe function

Answer:
Motor cortex, prefrontal involved in complex thought, ethical behavior, & morality


Question:

Temporal lobe functions

Answer:
Hearing-Equilibrium-Emotion-Memory


Question:

Thalamus Functions

Answer:
Processes & relay most signals (relay center) - Motor
functions-Emotion-Language-Creativity-Complex thought

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