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BIOL 2320 Final Review

Describe nasolacrimal duct - correct answer ✔✔aka tear duct. The nasolacrimal duct carries tears from
the lacrimal sac into the nasal cavity



Define TMJ syndrome - correct answer ✔✔a problem with the temporomandibular joint



Define condyle - correct answer ✔✔thickening on the end of a bone where that bone forms half of a
joint



Define artery vs. vein - correct answer ✔✔arteries have thick, elastic walls and high pressure, take blood
away from the heart. Veins have thin walls, very low pressure, take blood to the heart



What is dangerous under the pterion? - correct answer ✔✔middle meningeal artery (mma)



Which race has the largest maxilla? - correct answer ✔✔African



Name four types of information that can be learned from fontanelles - correct answer ✔✔-skull is still
growing

-brain is still growing

-pulse

-intercranial pressure

-hydration



What happens to sutures in the elderly? - correct answer ✔✔all of them disappear



Layers of the scalp - correct answer ✔✔Skin

Subcutaneous

Epicranial Aponeurosis

,Loose Connective Tissue

Periosteum



Define hydrocephalus - correct answer ✔✔when arachnoid granulations stop working



Describe myelin - correct answer ✔✔fatty substance that wraps around nerve fibers and serves to
increase the speed of electrical communication between neurons



Describe aneurysm - correct answer ✔✔a weak spot in the wall of an artery



Describe subdural hematoma and identify what type of vessel is bleeding - correct answer ✔✔when a
blood vessel (usually [cerebral] veins) rupture between your brain and dura mater



Define epidural hematoma and identify what type of vessel is bleeding - correct answer ✔✔when a
blood vessel (usually an artery [mma]) ruptures between the outer surface of dura mater and the skull



Describe subarachnoid hemorrhage and what kind of vessel is bleeding - correct answer ✔✔blood
collects in the subarachnoid area; caused by ruptured aneurysm



Describe cerebrospinal fluid - correct answer ✔✔clear, colorless fluid that surrounds and protects the
central nervous system. It bathes the brain and spine in nutrients and eliminates waste products



Concussion - correct answer ✔✔a blow to the head where you lose consciousness, even for just a few
seconds



Contusion - correct answer ✔✔pia is stripped from the injured surface of the brain and may be torn,
allowing blood to enter subarachnoid space; bruising



Describe cortex - correct answer ✔✔where processing information takes place



Postcentral gyrus - correct answer ✔✔controls contralateral touch, pain, and temperature

, Precentral gyrus - correct answer ✔✔controls contralateral voluntary movements



Describe meningitis - correct answer ✔✔inflammation of the meninges; infection of the meninges.
Symptoms: unexplainable stiff neck



Describe Alzheimer's disease - correct answer ✔✔hippocampus is affected at first then it moves to the
frontal lobe. Always fatal



Describe Parkinson's disease - correct answer ✔✔disease of your basal ganglia (starts and stops
movements) Symptoms: shaking (tremors), stiffness



Describe cerebral palsy - correct answer ✔✔born with it, poor neuromuscular development



Describe Huntinton's disease - correct answer ✔✔purely genetic, not diagnosed until 40s, uncontrolled
movements



Describe epilepsy - correct answer ✔✔sezuires



Describe multiple sclerosis - correct answer ✔✔may be caused by virus, mostly common in college aged
women. "Multiple Scarring"; loss of myelin on neurons



Define hemiplegia - correct answer ✔✔"half paralisis"; usually caused by stroke



Define aphasia - correct answer ✔✔brain-based language disorder



Define global aphasia - correct answer ✔✔no language (can't understand or produce language)



Describe hippocampus - correct answer ✔✔two of them (one in each temporal lobe) builds short term
memories

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