11.6: Anatomical Atlas - Central Nervous System

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    11.6: Anatomical Atlas - Central Nervous System

    A compendium of anatomical images: slides, models, and/or cadavers.

     

     

    Spinal Cord Histology - Thoracic Region - with Letters.png

    Image Credit

    Thoracic Spinal Cord Histology by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, slide provided by the Regents of the University of Michigan Medical School under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 © 2022.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - posterior (dorsal) median sulcus

    B - central canal

    C - lateral funiculus 

    D - anterior funiculus

    E - posterior funiculus (column)

    F - posterior horn

    G - lateral horn

    H - anterior horn

    I - anterior median fissure

    spinal cord half with ganglion histology 20x

    Image Credit

    Spinal Cord Cross Section with Posterior Root Ganglion Histology by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - posterior funiculus

    B - dura mater and arachnoid mater

    C - posterior horn

    D - posterior root

    E - lateral funiculus

    F - anterior horn

    G - anterior funiculus

    H - anterior median fissure

    I - subarachnoid space

    J - anterior root

    K - posterior root ganglion

    L - spinal nerve

    Spinal Cord Model Thoracic Region with Vertebra - lettered

    Image Credit

    Spinal Cord with Vertebra Model by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

     
    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - posterior (dorsal) median sulcus

    B - dura mater

    C - posterior funiculus (column)

    D - posterior horn

    E - central canal

    F - anterior funiculus

    G - pia mater

    H - anterior median fissure

    I - adipose connective tissue in epidural space

    J - subarachnoid space

    K - posterior root

    L - lateral funiculus

    M - anterior horn

    N - anterior root

    Spinal Cord in Vertebral Canal Model - Spinal Cord Lettered.png

    Image Credit

    Spinal Cord in Spinal Canal by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

     
    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - lumbar region of the spinal cord

    B - conus medullaris

    C - filum terminale

    D - sacral and coccygeal regions of the spinal cord

     

    Thoracic Spinal Cord with Vertebrae.png

    Image Credit

    Thoracic Spinal Cord with Vertebrae by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - posterior funiculus

    B - anterior median fissure

    C - dura mater and arachnoid mater

    D - adipose connective tissue in epidural space

    E - posterior median sulcus

    F - lateral funiculus

    G - anterior funiculus

    H - pia mater

    Thoracic Spinal Cord with Vertebrae - superior view.png

    Image Credit

    Thoracic Spinal Cord with Vertebrae - superior view by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - posterior root

    B - posterior horn

    C - posterior root ganglion

    D - anterior root

    E - lateral horn

    F - central canal

    G - anterior horn

    Head with dura and dural sinuses model - lettered

    Image Credit

    Dural Sinuses by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

     
    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - superior sagittal sinus

    B - inferior sagittal sinus

    C - straight sinus

    D - confluence of sinuses

    E - transverse sinus

    Brain Section Model Transverse Section with Lettered Structures

    Image credit

    Transverse Section of Brain Model by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

     
    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - cerebral cortex (of frontal lobe)

    B - thalamus

    C - internal capsule

    D - lateral ventricle

    E - superior and inferior colliculi/corpora quadrigemina

    F - longitudinal fissure

    G - corona radiata

    H - corpus callosum

    I - basal ganglia (caudate nucleus)

    J - fornix

    K - pineal gland/body

    L - cerebellum

    Brain Model Horizontal Section - Atlas

    Image Credit

    Brain Model Horizontal Section - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - corona radiata

    B - cerebral cortex

    C - corpus callosum

    D - basal ganglia

    E - thalamus

    Brain Model Horizontal Section 2 - Atlas

    Image Credit

    Brain Model Horizontal Section 2 - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - superior sagittal sinus

    B - longitudinal fissure

    C - insular lobe

    D - internal capsule

    E - lateral ventricle

    F - dura mater

    Brainstem - Lateral View Atlas

    Image Credit

    Brainstem Model Lateral View - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

     
    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - insular lobe

    B - pituitary gland

    C - midbrain (mesencephalon)

    D - pons

    E - medulla oblongata

    Head Model - Medial View Atlas 1

    Image Credit

    Head Model Lateral View 1 - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

     
    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - superior sagittal sinus

    B - corpus callosum

    C - thalamus

    D - fornix

    E - straight sinus

    F - 4th ventricle

    Head Model - Medial View Atlas 2

    Image Credit

    Head Model Lateral View 2 - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

     
    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - septum pellucidum

    B - cerebral cortex (front lobe)

    C - midbrain (mesencephalon)

    D - arbor vitae

    E - pons

    F - medulla oblongata

    Brain - Inferior View Atlas

    Image Credit

    Brain Model Inferior View - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

     
    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - medulla oblongata

    B - pituitary gland

    C - longitudinal fissure

    D - cerebellum (cortex)

    E - pons

    F - midbrain (mesencephalon)

    G - temporal lobe of cerebrum

    H - frontal lobe of cerebrum

    Brain - Medial View Atlas 1

    Image Credit

    Brain Model Medial View 1 - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

     
    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - hypothalamus

    B - midbrain (mesencephalon)

    C - pons

    D - medulla oblongata

    E - corpus callosum

    F - septum pellucidum

    G - fornix

    H - central sulcus

    I - thalamus

    J - tectal plate/corpora quadrigemina

    K - fourth ventricle

     

    Brain - Medial View Atlas 2

    Image Credit

    Brain Model Medial View 2 - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

     
    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - mammillary body of hypothalamus

    B - pons

    C - medulla oblongata

    D - arbor vitae

    E - cortex of cerebellum

    F - cerebral aquaduct

    G - pineal gland

    Brain - Lateral View Atlas

    Image Credit

    Brain Model Lateral View - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

     
    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - central sulcus

    B - lateral fissure/sulcus

    C - occipital lobe

    D - parietal lobe

    E - frontal lobe

    F - temporal lobe

    G - cerebellum

    Brain Ventricles - Atlas

    Image Credit

    "Brain Ventricles - Atlas" by BlueLink is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0 with notification of the original authors; labeling by Jennifer Lange

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - lateral ventricle (right)

    B - 3rd/third ventricle

    D - cerebral/mesencephalic aquaduct

    E - 4th/fourth ventricle

    F - choroid plexus

     

    Sheep Brain Ventral View with Outlines - Atlas

    Image Credit

    Sheep Brain Ventral View - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, modification of original from biologycorner.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - olfactory bulb

    B - longitudinal fissure

    C - optic nerve; CN II

    D - optic tract

    E - midbrain/mesencephalon

    F - pons

    G - medulla oblongata

    H - spinal cord

    I - cerebellum

    J - hypothalamus

    j - mammillary bodies

    K - optic chiasm

    Sheep Brain Ventral View with Lines and Letters - Atlas.png

    Sheep Brain Midsagittal View Atlas #1.jpeg

    Image Credit

    Sheep Brain Midsagittal View - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - cerebrum - right cerebral hemisphere

    B - optic nerve; CN II

    C - hypothalamus

    D - midbrain; mesencephalon

    E - pons

    F - medulla oblongata

    G - cerebellum

    Sheep Brain Midsagittal View Atlas #2.jpeg

    Image Credit

    Sheep Brain Midsagittal View - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - corpus callosum

    B - fornix

    C - thalamus

    D - pineal gland

    E - tectal plate/corpora quadrigemmina/superior colliculus

    F - arbor vitae of cerebellum

    G - cortex of cerebellum

    Sheep Brain Midsagittal View Ventricular System Atlas .jpeg

    Image Credit

    Sheep Brain Midsagittal View - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - septum pellucidum

    B - cerebral aquaduct/mesencephalic aquaduct

    C - fourth ventricle

    Sheep Brain Lateral View Atlas.jpeg

    Image Credit

    Sheep Brain Lateral View - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - olfactory bulb

    B - optic nerve or CN II

    C - cerebrum or left cerebral hemisphere

    D - midbrain or mesencephalon

    E - pons

    F - medulla oblongata

    G - spinal cord

    H - cerebellum

    Sheep Brain Tectal Plate Atlas.jpeg

    Image Credit

    Sheep Brain Tectal Plate - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - pineal gland

    B - superior colliculus

    C - inferior colliculus

    D - cerebellum

    E - occipital lobe

    Sheep Brain Superior View of Corpus Callosum Atlas.jpeg

    Image Credit

    Sheep Brain Corpus Callosum - Atlas by Jennifer Lange is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    Corpus callosum

    Human Brain Features Lateral View - Atlas.png

    Image Credit

    "Human Brain Features Lateral View - Atlas" by University of British Columbia's Clinical Anatomy is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0; labeling by Jennifer Lange.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - Precentral gyrus

    B - Central sulcus

    C - Postcentral gyrus

    D - Parieto-occipital sulcus

    E - Lateral sulcus/fissure

    Human Brain Cerebral Lobes Lateral View - Atlas.png

    Image Credit

    "Human Brain Cerebral Lobes Lateral View - Atlas" by University of British Columbia's Clinical Anatomy is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0; labeling by Jennifer Lange.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - Frontal lobe

    B - Parietal lobe

    C - Temporal lobe

    D - Occipital lobe

    Human brain left midsagitttal view closeup - Ventricles Atlas.jpeg

    Image Credit

    "Human brain left midsagittal view closeup - Ventricles Atlas" by John A. Beal, PhD Dep't. of Cellular Biology & Anatomy, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center Shreveport is licensed under CC BY 2.5, via Wikimedia Commons; labeling by Jennifer Lange.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - 4th/Fourth ventricle

    B - Cerebral/mesencephalic aquaduct

    C - 3rd/Third ventricle

    D - Septum pellucidum

    Human brain left midsagitttal view closeup - Features Atlas.jpeg

    Image Credit

    "Human brain left midsagittal view closeup - Features Atlas" by John A. Beal, PhD Dep't. of Cellular Biology & Anatomy, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center Shreveport is licensed under CC BY 2.5, via Wikimedia Commons; labeling by Jennifer Lange.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - Medulla oblongata

    B - Pons

    C - Midbrain

    c - tectal plate/corpora quadrigemmina of midbrain

    D - Pineal gland/body

    E - Mammillary body of hypothalamus

    F - Fornix

    G - Corpus callosum

    Human brain left midsagitttal view closeup - Features Atlas no lines.jpeg

    Human Brain Features Superior View - Atlas.jpg

    Image Credit

    "Human Brain Features Superior View - Atlas" by EUSKALANATO is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0; labeling by Jennifer Lange.

    Answer Key (click to show/hide answers)

    A - Arachnoid mater

    B - Longitudinal fissure

    C - Postcentral gyrus

    D - Central sulcus

    E - Precentral gyrus

    G - Occipital lobe

    H - Parietal lobe

    I - Frontal lobe

     


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