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Meninges, Ventricles, Forebrain Neuroanatomy Crossword

Horizontales
A type of body part specific cortical organization that is present in the primary motor and sensory cortices
The type of blood that creates an epidural hematoma
The type of herniation where the midline / inferior portion of the cerebellum gets pushed into the foramen magnum
The type of herniation where the cingulate gyrus gets pushed under the falx cerebri
Vertical projection of the ethmoid - also anterior attachment of the falx cerebri (2 words)
The number of the ventricle that lies in the mid-line between the right and left portions of the thalamus
Boney location of the pituitary gland in the base of the skull (2 words)
A condition when there is too much CSF in the ventricular system. Can be communicating or non-communicating
Inflammation of the meninges
The gyrus in the parietal lobe that is the primary sensory cortex
The motor language area in the frontal lobe (Brodmans area 44 and 45) -- think of the neurologist's name
The gyrus in the frontal lobe that is the primary motor cortex
A language deficit that is produced by damage to the dominant hemisphere
The gyrus that lies immediately superior to the corpus callosum
Verticales
A perceptual deficit that is produced by damage to the non-dominant hemisphere
Portion of the brainstem that lies anterior to the cerebral aqueduct
The type of herniation where the uncus (a portion of the medial aspect of the temporal lobe) gets pushed into the midbrain
In normal functioning, a potential space between the meningeal dura and the arachnoid
Dural septa that separates the occipital lobe from the cerebellum
The gyrus on the border of the parietal and temporal lobes that makes up the receptive language center
The macroscopic structure that is an extension of the subarachnoid space into the superior sagittal sinus (also where the CSF is resorbed into the venous blood)
The types of fibers that connect to the 2 hemispheres
The dural septa that separates the right and left cerebral hemispheres
The stalk of the pituitary
A collection of blood (in cerebral pathology, it could be in the epidural or subdural space)
Middle layer of the meninges
The sulcus in the occipital lobe that separates portions of the primary occipital cortex
Type of blood that flows in the dural sinuses
In normal function, a potential space between the skull and the periosteal dura
A nucleus that lies lateral to the anterior horn of the lateral ventricle and whose head creates a convexity into the lateral wall of the ventricle
The abbreviation for the fluid that fills the sub-arachnoid space