Biology 463 - Neurobiology
Neuroanatomy for
the Final Exam
Neuroanatomy Review
Lange
In thinking about the semester, I thought it would be helpful and useful to include a
neuroanatomy section on the comprehensive portion of the final. I think it is a valuable
addition, and also is typically something people tend perform well.
So, with that idea in mind, I have decided to have a 10 question section on the final where
you will identify (again using colored pencils) major neural-relevant structures. To study for
this portion, I suggest you use your anatomy tests 1, 2, & 3 and study those specific items
you have seen on the exams. The complete list includes:
central sulcus
cerebellum
corpus callosum
frontal lobe
lateral sulcus
longitudinal fissure
pituitary gland
pons
postcentral gyrus
fourth ventricle
lateral ventricle
third ventricle
olfactory bulb
vagus nerve
abducens nerve
trigeminal nerve
optic chiasma
cranial nerve III
dorsal root ganglia
femoral nerve
sciatic
fovea
primary visual cortex
scala vestibuli
ciliary zonules
lateral geniculate body
auditory nerve
kinocilium
semicircular canals
otoliths
organ of corti
ventral horn of gray
……matter