Summary: Comments Voor Midtherm

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  • 1 1 Some fundamental issues. Most white matter (myelin) is located subcortical. As an

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  • What are the ascending pathways from the reticular formation crucial for?

    Arousal
    • Project to the thalamus
    • Project to basal forebrain
  • Which brain areas are involved in gross motor functions?

    Basal ganglia and cerebellum
    • Control posture
    • Regulate muscle tone
  • What does the posterior part of the brain process?

    Sensory information
    • Includes auditory and visual
    • Involves primary, secondary, tertiary areas
  • Where are the tertiary regions of sensory processing located?

    TPJ or STS
    - Close to each other
  • What area does sensory information transmit to next after tertiary regions?

    Prefrontal cortex
    • Followed by premotor area
    • Then primary motor cortex
  • Which area is the origin of the corticospinal tract?

    Primary motor area
    - Also originates from the parietal lobe
  • What are the three main arteries of the brain?

    MCA, ACA, PCA
    - MCA accounts for 70% strokes
  • Which artery affects arm/hand function more than the leg in strokes?

    Middle cerebral artery (MCA)
    - Leg receives blood from ACA
  • 2 2 We continued with the 'warming up'. We addressed the tentorial herniation. The

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  • What happens if the uncus is pushed over the tentorial notch?

    It can press against the oculomotor nerve, affecting eye movement.
  • What happens to the oculomotor nerve with pressure?

    The nerve ceases to function, affecting eye movements.

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