SPA 3104 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Ear Canal, Speech Disorder, Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve
13 Oct 2016
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Bring a raspberry scantron and blank piece of paper. Fill in the blank questions: symptoms of epilepsy. Meningitis: carries the sensory info to cerebral hemisphere. Final common pathway: cranial nerves that enter through the: medulla, pons, and midbrain. Optic nerve (ii: association of arterial blood flow and broca"s aphasia. Can get blocked: spider-like network of arteries that allows exchange of blood between hemispheres. Deals with blood flow: brainstem and structures within it medulla pons midbrain diencephalon (thalamus within it, total volume of nerve cells in the cns- cerebrum. Cerebellum: excessive accumulation of cerebral spinal fluid (buildup of water in the brain) hydrocephalus, relationship between the inferior recurrent laryngeal branch of 10th cn and the superior branch of 10th cn. Inferior (recurrent) innervates all of the other muscles. Vagus (botox, cutting recurrent laryngeal nerve of vagus: epilepsy. Auras: apraxia nice clean errors of substitution and omission; is a speech disorder, lateral geniculate body of the thalamus. vision, somatosensory area.
