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Meninges
Meningitis
Cerebrospinal fluid
Ventricles
Epidural space
Choroid plexus
Dementia
Lumbar puncture
Hydrocephalus
Pain control area
Cauda equine
Funiculi
Epilepsy
Vermis
Arbor vitae
Vital centers
Olive (of the
medulla)
Cerebral palsy
Gyrus
Sulci
Fissure
Parkinson’s
disease
Alzheimer’s
disease
Electroencephalogram
(EEG)
Rapid Eye Movement
sleep
Slow-wave Sleep
Coma
Hemisphericity
Huntington Disease
Quick Check
Quick Check
1.Name the three
membranous
coverings of the
CNS in order,
beginning with the
outermost layer?
2.Trace the path of
cerebrospinal fluid
from its formation by
a choroid plexus to
its reabsorption into
the blood.
1.Name the three
major divisions of the
brain stem an briefly
describe the function
of each.
2. What are gyri?
What are sulci?
3.Describe how the
cerebellum works
with the cerebrum to
coordinate muscle
actrivity?
Quick Check, Quick
1.What are the two Check,
main components
of the
diencephalon?
Where are they
located?
2. Name three
general functions
of the thalamus.
3. Name three
general functions
of the
hypothalamus.
1.Name the five
lobes that
comprise each
cerebral
hemisphere.
Where is each
located?
2. Name the
cerebral nuclei and
describe where
they are located
within the
cerebrum.
Quick Check
1.Where is the
primary motor area of
the cerebral cortex?
Where is the primary
somatic sensory area?
2. What does the
reticular activating
system have to do
with alertness?
3.What is the function
of the limbic system?
4.What kind of
information can be
gained from an EEG?