NEUROANATOMY

Head & Neck I:
Introduction -The Skull
http://faculty.ccri.edu/lmfrolich/My%20lectures/HeadNeckI-IntroSkull.ppt


Head/Neck II:
Pharynx
http://faculty.ccri.edu/lmfrolich/My%20lectures/HeadNeck%20II%20Pharynx.ppt


Head/Neck III:
Special Senses
http://faculty.ccri.edu/lmfrolich/My%20lectures/HeadNeck%20III%20Special%20Senses.ppt


Head/Neck IV:
Cranial Nerves
http://faculty.ccri.edu/lmfrolich/My%20lectures/Head%20IV%20%20Cranial%20Nerves.ppt


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USMLE Step 1 Review 27-02 Neuroanatomy The Medulla
www.apolloaudiobooks.com

USMLE Step 1 Review 27 13 Neuroanatomy Lesions of the Spinal Cord




USMLE Step 1 Review 27 14 Neuroanatomy Lesions of the Spinal Cord part 2

USMLE FEE QUIZZ
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USMLE Step 1 Review 26 02 Neuroanatomy Thalamus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxsfxcPxoXk&list=PL5D4F1A3A9E802852


USMLE Step 1 Review 27-03 Neuroanatomy The Caudal Medulla
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvXPPLHvk2U&list=PL4F636D12983A18C5

Anatomy Associated Cranial Nerves"
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What nerve innervates those two displaced muscles, the sternocleidomastoid and the trapezius?
Cranial nerve 11, the spinal accessory nerve.

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"Dermatomes"
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Quiz time.
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I’ll give the cranial nerve and you respond with the branchial arch number.
Facial nerve, cranial nerve 7?
Branchial arch 2.
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The mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve, V3?
Branchial arch 1.
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Please summarize for branchial arch 3, the function, muscles, artery and nerve.
Branchial arch 3, primary function is swallowing, muscle is stylopharyngeus, nerve is the glossopharyngeal nerve, cranial nerve 9, artery is the common carotid artery.
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What’s the zone of the torso?
The thoracic zone.
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What’s the zone of the anus, the penis and the posterior lower limbs?
The sacral zone.
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What’s the cervical zone?
The back half of the head, all the neck, the shoulders, and all of the upper limbs except for the axilla and the medial arm.
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What’s the sacral zone include?
The anus, the penis, the posterior lower limbs and the bottom of the feet.
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What’s C6?
The thumb.
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What is T10?
The umbilicus.
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The anus dermatome again is what?
S 5
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Alright, the cranial zone again includes what?
The front half of the head.
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The first is the ophthalmic division of the trigeminal nerve, that’s cranial nerve V1 .
What are the two areas covered by that?
The forehead and bridge of the nose.
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There’s a third division of the cranial zone. What’s the nerve?
The mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve, cranial V3
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What’s the dermatome for the thumb?
C6.
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There are five skin areas for this third division of the cranial zone. What are they?
The temples, ears, sides of the cheeks, the lower lip and the chin.
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For the ankle reflex?
S 1.

For the anus?
S 5.


For the knee cap?
L3.

For the first ring around the anus?
S4.

What is it for the soles of the feet?
S1.

For the big toe?
L4.

For the shoulders?
C4.

For the neck?
C3.

For the sides of the cheeks?
Mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve, cranial nerve V3.

For the front of the thighs?
L2.

The front of the ear?
The mandibular division of trigeminal nerve, cranial nerve V3.

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USMLE Step 1 Review 02 02 Anatomy Brachial Plexus Major Nerves


USMLE Step 1 Review 25 12 Neuroanatomy Functional Areas.



USMLE Step 1 Review 25 13 Neuroanatomy Associated Cortical Lesions

Brachial Schematic

For more information please read below, or follow links. Please note, the Brachial Schematic is available in print (please contact l.farmery1@occipitaldesigns.co.uk)

www.occipitaldesigns.co.uk/wordpress

The Brachial Schematic is a 2-d visual representation of the Brachial Plexus. The Brachial Plexus is a network of nerves that supplies the upper limb. The illustration was inspired by the work of Henry Beck on the London Underground Map and also by the numerous illustrations already depicting the Brachial Plexus. This image is related to my Arterial Schematic and whilst that image has had far more success, it is hard to say which one of these images came first. I am particularly proud of the fact that the Brachial Plexus will be appearing in an adapted form in Edition 9 of the Oxford Handbook of Clinical Specialities.

A Brief Introduction to Neuro Anatomy: The Major Cord
A very brief introduction to the anatomy of the spinal cord with points of clinical relevance.
https://www.meducation.net/resources/30404-A-Brief-Introduction-to-Neuro-Anatomy-The-Major-Cord

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A Brief Introduction to Neuroanatomy: Nerve Spotting

An introduction to the basic anatomy of the cranial nerves. This presentation covers the functions, paths and general anatomy of the 12 Cranial Nerves which I hope you will find useful.

Just a note: I mention something to do with taste and Vb, please ignore this (the trigeminal nerve does not have any TASTE function). This branch merely supplies general sensation to the anterior 2/3rds of the tongue - apologies!
https://www.meducation.net/resources/30459-A-Brief-Introduction-to-Neuroanatomy-Nerve-Spotting