LAB 8 THE HEAD AND BRAIN
I. Histology
1. Human Scalp - review hairy skin, note thickness of skin layers
2. Medulla Oblongata - try to find nuclei
3. Cerebellum - identify Purkinje Cells
4. Cerebrum - identify the cortex with pyramidal cells
5. Hypophysis - note adeno- and neuro-hypophysis
II. Skeletal Material
NOTE:
Make sure you look at fetal skull, geriatric skull, midsagittal skull
and normal skull.
A. Skull
Bones
1. Frontal
2. Parietal
3. Wormian (sutural)
4. Temporal
mastoid process
external auditory meatus
styloid process
zygomatic arch
5. Occipital
formen magnum
occipital condyles
inion
6. Sphenoid
sella turcica "Turk's Saddle"
greater wing
lesser wing
optic foramen
foramen ovale
pterygoid process
7. Ethmoid
perpendicular plate
cribiform plate
crista galli
8. Nasal
9. Maxillae
alveolar process
Infraorbital foramen
10. Zygomatic
zygomatic arch
11. Mandible
rami
body
coronoid process
mandibular notch
mental foramen
alveolar process
mandibular condyle
12. Lacrimal
13. Palatine
14. Vomer
Sutures
1. Coronal - between frontal & parietal
2. Sagittal - between parietals
3. Lambdoidal - between parietal & occipital
4. Squamosal - between parietal & temporal
Sinuses
1. Frontal
2. Ethmoidal
3. Sphenoidal
4. Maxillary
B. Fetal Skull
1. anterior fontanele
2. posterior fontanele
3. posterolateral fontanele
4. anterolateral fontanele
5. coronal suture
6. sagittal suture
7. squamosal suture
8. lambdoidal suture
III. Models
A.
Head
with Neck
Bones
1. Frontal bone
1a. Frontal sinuses
2. Parietal bone
3. Occipital bone
4. Temporal bone
5. Zygomatic bone
6. Maxillary bone
7. Nasal bone
8. Ethmoid bone
9. Sphenoid bone
9a. Sphenoidal sinuses
10. Mandible
11. Clavicle
12. Sternum
13. Ribs
14. Spine of the scapula
Connections of the big bones of the skull
a) Coronal suture
b) Squamous suture
c) Lambdoid suture
Openings of the skull
d) External auditory meatus
e) Nasolacrimal canal
f) Infraorbital foramen
g) Mental foramen
Muscles
of the head
1. Temporal muscle
2. Superior auricular muscle
3. Posterior auricular
4. Occipitalis
5. Frontalis
6. Orbicularis oculi
7. Palpebral part of the orbicular muscle of the eye
8. Levator labii superioris
8a. Zygomaticus minor
9. Nasalis
10. Zygomaticus major
11. Buccinator muscle
12. Risorius muscle
13. Masseter muscle
14. Depressor anguli
15. Orbicularis oris
16. Depressor labii inferioris
17. Mentalis
Muscles of the Neck
18. Trapezius
19. Sternocleidomastoid muscle
20. Digastric muscle
21. Stylohyoid muscle
22. Splenius capitis
23. Levator scapulae
24. Posterior scalenus muscle
25. Middle scalenus muscle
26. Anterior scalenus muscle
27. Thyrohyoid muscle
28. Sternohyoid muscle
29. Sternothyroid muscle
30. Mylohyoid muscle
Muscles of the Shoulder
31. Supraspinatus
32. Infraspinatus
33. Rhomboideus minor
34. Rhomboideus major
Blood Vessels
a Common carotid artery
a1 External carotid artery
a2 Internal carotid artery
b Superior thyroid artery
c Lingual artery
d Facial artery
e Transverse facial artery
f Superficial temporal artery
f1 Frontal branch
f2 Parietal branch
g Posterior auricular artery
h Occipital artery
Miscellaneous
I. Concha of the auricle
II. Parotid gland
III. Submandibular gland
IV. Zygomatic arch
V. Hyoid bone
17a Eyeball
17b Muscle of the eye
17c Optic nerve
Cross-Section
a Superior nasal concha
b Middle nasal concha
c Inferior nasal concha
d Pharyngeal ostium of the eustachian tube
e Cavity of the mouth
f Genioglossus
h Geniohyoid muscle
i Septum of the tongue
k Epiglottis
l Median thyrohyoid ligament
m Cuneiform cartilage
n Corniculate cartilage
o Arytenoideus
p Vestibular ligament
q Ventricle of the larynx
r Vocal ligament
s Thyroid cartilage
t Cricoid cartilage
u Pharynx
v Esophagus
w Trachea
Brain
A. Cerebrum
B. Cerebellum
C. Mesencephalon
D. Bridge
E. Frontal lobe
F. Parietal lobe
G. Temporal lobe
H. Occipital lobe
I Lateral sulcus
K. Central sulcus
L. Insula
1. Corpus callosum
2. Genu of the corpus callosum
3. Rostrum of the callous corpus
4. Splenium of the callous corpus
5. Septum pellucidum
6. Fornix
7. Interventricular foramen
8. Thalamus
9. Anterior commissure
10. Interthalamic adhesion
11. Posterior commissure
12. Pineal gland
13. Lamina of the roof
14. Third ventricle
15. Fourth ventricle
16. Aqueduct of Sylvius
17. Cerebral peduncle
18. Optic nerve
19. Hypophysis
20. Mamillary corpus
21. Medullary corpus
22. Anterior medullary velum
23. Focculus
24. Tonsil of the cerebellum
25. Spinal cord
26. Dura mater of the brain
The 12 Cranial Nerves
28. Olfactory nerves
29. Optic nerve
30. Oculomotor nerve
31. Trochlear nerve
32. Trigeminal nerve
33. Abducens nerve
34. Facial nerve
35. Stato-acoustic nerve
36. Glossopharyngeal nerve
37. Vagus nerve
38. Spinal accessory nerve
39. Hypoglossal nerve
B. Human
Head Model
1. Frontalis m.
2. Frontal artery, veins and nerves
3. Orbicularis oculi m.
4. Levator labii superior m.
5. Nasalis m.
6. Nasal cartilage
7. Orbicularis oris m.
8. Zygomaticus m.
9. Triangularis m.
10. Mentalis m.
11. Platysma m.
12. Facial artery and veins
13. Mylohyoid m.
14. Digastric m.
15. Sternohyoid m.
16. Omohyoid m.
17. Masseter m.
18. Facial nerves and branches
19. Superficial temporal arteries and veins
20. External jugular vein
21. Cervical cutaneous nerve
22. Occipital artery, vein and nerve
23. Trapezius m.
24. Semispinalis capitis m.
25. Splenius capitis m.
26. Levator scapulae m.
27. Sternocleidomastoid m.
28. Temporalis m.
29. Parotid gland and duct with accessory gland
30. Internal jugular vein
31. Submandibular gland
32. Sublingual gland
33. Buccinator m.
34. Infraorbital artery, vein and nerve
35. Nasal septum
36. Maxillary sinus
37. Sagittal sinus
38. Falx cerebri
The Brain
1. Frontal lobe
2. Parietal lobe
3. Occipital lobe
4. Temporal lobe
5. Middle cerebral artery and vein
6. Dura mater
7. Arachnoid mater
8. Pia mater
9. Cerebellum
10. Anterior cerebral artery and vein
11. Corpus callosum
12. Pons
13. Medulla oblongata
14. Posterior cerebral artery and vein
15. Basilar artery
16. Internal carotid artery
C. Brain Ventricles Model
This is a cast resin model of the ventricles of the human brain. Identify the lateral ventricles, third ventricle and fourth ventricle. Note also the foramina of Monroe, cerebral aqueduct (of Sylvius), the foramina of Luschka and the foramen of Magendie. The choroid plexus are shown in pink.
IV. Disssection
A. Superficial
head
215. Frontalis
216. Procerus
217. Corrugator
218. Orbicularis oculi
219. Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
220. Levator Labii Superioris
221. Zygomaticus Major
222. Zygomaticus Minor
223. Parotid Gland
224. Parotid Duct
225. Facial N. (VII)
226. Platysma
227. Orbicularis Oris
228. Depressor Labii Inferioris
229. Depressor Anguli Oris
230. Risorius
231. Mentalis
232. Levator Anguli Oris
233. Dilator Nares
234. Compressor Nares
235. Depressor Septi
236. Auriculares
237. Temporalis
238. Massseter
B. Sagittal Head
239. Spinal Cord
240. Medulla oblongata
241. Pons
242. Cerebellum
243. Inf. Colliculus
244. Sup. Colliculus
245. Thalamus
246. Intermediate Mass
247. Septum Pellucidum
248. Fornix
249. Hypothalamus
250. Pituitary Gland
251. Corpus Callosum
252. Falx Cerebri
253. Tongue
254. Soft Palate
255. Nasal Concha
256. Epiglottis
257. Larynx
258. Esophagus
259. Tentorium Cerebelli
260. Frontal Sinus
261. Sphenoid Sinus
262. Lateral Ventricle
263. Nasal Septum
264. Hyoid Bone
C. Human
Brains
265. Corpus Callosum
266. Lateral Ventricle
267. Thalamus
268. Temporal Lobe
269. Hypothalamus
270. Putamen
271. Globus Palladus
272. Caudate Nucleus
273. Fornix
274. Corpus Callosum
275. Corpora Quadrigemina
276. Pineal Gland
277. Septum Pellucidum
278. Optic Chiasma
279. Optic N. II
280. Fourth Ventricle
281. Choroid Plexus
V. Audio-Visual
A. Prepared Human Brain Sections