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🇰🇷 View in KoreanBrain70 items
Cerebral cortex Cerebral lobes Hippocampus↔ Amygdaloid body↔ Limbic lobe Cerebellum Brainstem Corpus striatum Brain Meninges Dura↔ Cerebrum Leptomeninges↔ Pia↔ Pons Midbrain Arachnoid Diencephalon↔ Telencephalon↔ Rhomboid fossa↔ Fourth ventricle Medulla oblongata Vermis of cerebellum Cerebellar peduncles↔ Hemisphere of cerebellum Roof of fourth ventricle Gray matter of cerebellum White matter of brainstem White matter of cerebellum Insula↔ Pallium↔ Thalamus Pretectum↔ Spinal pia↔ Spinal dura↔ Cranial pia↔ Epithalamus Prethalamus↔ Subthalamus Cranial dura↔ Frontal lobe Hypothalamus Parietal lobe↔ Temporal lobe↔ Preoptic area↔ Occipital lobe Basal forebrain↔ Third ventricle Spinal arachnoid Interlobar sulci↔ Cranial arachnoid Lateral ventricle Cerebral peduncle Tegmentum of pons Paracentral lobule↔ Tectum of midbrain Prerubral tegmentum↔ Basilar part of pons Walls of third ventricle Walls of lateral ventricle White matter of diencephalon↔ White matter of telencephalon↔ Medullary reticular formation↔ Central mesencephalic structures↔ Gray matter of medulla oblongata White matter of medulla oblongata Obex↔ Uncus↔ Olive↔ Cuneus↔
Spinal cord20 items
Spinal cord Gray matter of spinal cord White matter of spinal cord Central structures of spinal cord Lateral funiculus↔ Anterior funiculus↔ Posterior funiculus↔ Posterolateral tract↔ Anterolateral fasciculus↔ Spinal area X↔ Central canal↔ Conus medullaris Rubrospinal tract↔ Tectospinal tract↔ Gracile fasciculus↔ Cuneate fasciculus↔ Spinoolivary tract↔ Terminal ventricle Spinogracile fibers↔ Spinocuneate fibers↔
Cranial nerves25 items
Vagus nerve↔ Optic nerve↔ Cranial nerves↔ Facial nerve↔ Terminal nerve↔ Abducens nerve↔ Olfactory nerve↔ Trochlear nerve↔ Accessory nerve↔ Oculomotor nerve↔ Trigeminal nerve↔ Hypoglossal nerve↔ Glossopharyngeal nerve↔ Vestibulocochlear nerve↔ Cochlear nerve↔ Maxillary nerve↔ Ophthalmic nerve↔ Mandibular nerve↔ Vestibular nerve↔ Frontal nerve↔ Lacrimal nerve↔ Chorda tympani↔ Tympanic nerve↔ Zygomatic nerve↔ Pharyngeal nerve↔
Peripheral nerves45 items
Sciatic nerve↔ Spinal nerves↔ Lumbar nerves↔ Sacral nerves↔ Cervical nerves↔ Cervical plexus Brachial plexus Thoracic nerves↔ Coccygeal nerve↔ Lumbosacral plexus Median nerve↔ Lumbar plexus Sacral plexus Coccygeal plexus Anterior rami of lumbar nerves↔ Anterior rami of sacral nerves↔ Posterior rami of lumbar nerves↔ Posterior rami of sacral nerves↔ Anterior rami of cervical nerves↔ Deep branches of cervical plexus Anterior rami of thoracic nerves↔ Posterior rami of cervical nerves↔ Posterior rami of thoracic nerves↔ Superficial branches of cervical plexus Supraclavicular part of brachial plexus Infraclavicular part of brachial plexus Branches of medial cord of brachial plexus Supraclavicular branches of brachial plexus Branches of lateral cord of brachial plexus Branches of posterior cord of brachial plexus Posterior femoral cutaneous nerve↔ Branches of anterior part of lumbar plexus Branches of anterior part of sacral plexus Branches of posterior part of lumbar plexus Branches of posterior part of sacral plexus Ulnar nerve↔ Radial nerve↔ Furcal nerve↔ Tibial nerve↔ Phrenic nerve↔ Femoral nerve↔ Axillary nerve↔ Pudendal nerve↔ Ansa cervicalis↔ Subcostal nerve↔
Autonomic nervous system20 items
Autonomic division of peripheral nervous system Peripheral nervous system↔ Nerves↔ Ganglia↔ Nerve plexuses↔ Roots of nerves↔ Visceral part of autonomic division↔ Craniosacral part of autonomic division↔ Thoracolumbar part of autonomic division↔ Nerve↔ Cranial part↔ Enteric plexus↔ Pelvic plexuses↔ Sympathetic trunk↔ Thoracic plexuses↔ Sympathetic nerves↔ Abdominal plexuses↔ Prevertebral ganglia↔ Perivascular plexuses↔ Vagal part of autonomic division↔
🏠 In everyday life
EVERYDAY LIFE- 1.Rolling your shoulder in front of a mirror moves bones, joints and muscles at once — this group keeps each of those structures as its own item.
- 2.Structures that come in left–right pairs (like the bones of the arms and legs) count as one item.