Free online courseNeuro Anatomy

Conteúdo do Curso

• Video class: Introduction to Neuroanatomy - Learn the Basics - Neuroanatomy Playlist

  0h32m

• Exercise: What component of the nervous system is specifically identified as being located in the peripheral nervous system (PNS) and not the central nervous system (CNS)?

• Exercise: Which structure is part of the central nervous system?

• Video class: Neuroanatomy | Olfactory Nerve, Olfaction

  0h27m

• Exercise: Which cranial nerves are considered part of the autonomic nervous system and possess parasympathetic functions?

• Video class: Optic Nerve

  0h30m

• Exercise: Which cranial nerve is considered a part of the central nervous system despite being classified as a peripheral nerve of the cranial group?

• Exercise: What is the myelin-producing cell type for the optic nerve?

• Video class: The Eye is part of the CNS - Optic Nerve (CN II) - Ophthalmology - Neuro Basics

  0h14m

• Exercise: Which cranial nerve is unique in being a part of the central nervous system rather than the peripheral nervous system?

• Exercise: Which structure is part of the central nervous system?

• Video class: Visual Pathway

  0h27m

• Exercise: Which of the following best represents the function of the optic nerve?

• Exercise: What is specifically true about the optic nerve compared to other cranial nerves?

• Video class: Oculomotor Nerve - The 3rd Cranial Nerve (CN III) - Uncal herniation - Neuroanatomy

  0h50m

• Exercise: Which of the following functions is the oculomotor nerve responsible for?

• Exercise: Which cranial nerve is responsible for the accommodation of the lens and the constriction of the pupil?

• Video class: Trochlear Nerve - 4th Cranial Nerve (CN IV), Superior Oblique, Cavernous Sinus Syndrome - Neuro

  0h27m

• Exercise: Which cranial nerve is purely somatic motor and exits from the posterior aspect of the brain?

• Exercise: Cranial nerve IV, known as the trochlear nerve, is unique among the cranial nerves because:

• Video class: Trigeminal Nerve...5th Cranial Nerve (CN V) — Ophthalmic (V1), Maxillary (V2), and Mandibular (V3)

  0h34m

• Exercise: Which cranial nerve is responsible for both sensory and motor functions and is involved in muscles of mastication?

• Video class: Abducens Nerve - Cranial Nerve 6 (CN VI) - Cavernous Sinus Syndrome, Pseudotumor cerebri

  0h20m

• Exercise: Which cranial nerve is responsible for abducting the eye by innervating the lateral rectus muscle?

• Exercise: Which cranial nerve is responsible for abduction of the eye?

• Video class: Facial Nerve - 7th Cranial Nerve 7 (CN VII), Chorda tympani, Submandibular Ganglion - Neuroanatomy

  0h31m

• Exercise: Which cranial nerve is primarily responsible for the motor function of facial muscles, secretion of tears and saliva, and taste sensation in the anterior two-thirds of the tongue?

• Video class: Do you want to (Join) my Youtube membership program? Member-only videos!

  0h06m

• Exercise: What benefit does a member receive at Tier 3 of the Medicosis Perfectionalis YouTube membership program?

• Exercise: In the membership program described, what is one of the benefits offered in Tier 3?

• Video class: Accessory Nerve - The 11th Cranial Nerve (CN XI) - Neuroanatomy

  0h12m

• Exercise: Which cranial nerve is responsible for shrugging the shoulders and turning the head to the opposite side?

• Video class: Hypoglossal Nerve - The 12th Cranial Nerve (CN XII) - Neuroanatomy

  0h11m

• Exercise: Which cranial nerve is primarily responsible for moving the muscles of the tongue?

• Video class: Mammillary Bodies - Neurology - Thiamine Deficiency (Wernicke- Korsakoff)- Neuroanatomy

  0h10m

• Exercise: What is the primary role of the mammillary bodies in the brain?

• Video class: Dermatomes

  0h12m

• Exercise: What is the definition of a myotome in neuroanatomy?

• Video class: Neuro Cases (with answers)- TrueLearn Qbank - Vignettes

  0h18m

• Exercise: Which cranial nerve is likely affected by a fracture of the crista galli?