DMI 57

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DMI 57

• Brain Anatomy Exercise

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Excerpt from Ortega y Gasset

• So many things fail to interest us simply because
  they dont find in us enough surfaces on which to
  live.
• What we need to do is to increase the number of
  planes in our mind, so that a much larger number
  of themes can find a place in it at the same time.

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Identifying anatomic structures once the lecture
has take place

• The purpose of this class is to learn to identify
  anatomy on your own
• You need to build your own confidence and learn
  to take risks
• This class is about learning, not about always
  being right
• Dont be so worried about your grade instead,
  worry about learning the material

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Identifying anatomic structures once the lecture
has take place

• If youve forgotten which anatomic structures are
  which, or are not sure which structures the
  arrows are pointing to
• Compare with your text
• Give it your best guess, then, compare it to your
  text
• Ask a radiologist, radiation oncologist,
  dosimetrist, technologist, radiation therapist,
  etc.
• Check a website

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New announcements

• There will be a quiz on the structures of the
  brain on Friday, February 19th
• It will be similar to the quiz given on Friday,
  5th
• The first section of the Semester Long Project is
  due on Friday, February 19th

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Purposes of this exercise

• Evaluate images in order to recognize anatomic
  structures in multiple planes
• Distinguish between anatomic structures
• Describe the shape and location of anatomic
  structures

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Instructions

• Have a blank sheet of notebook paper available
• Try to answer as many of the questions as
  possible
• Review and evaluate the images and identify the
  anatomic structures marked by the colored arrows
• Write the answer on a sheet of notebook paper
• Do not be concerned if you cannot answer the
  questions
• This is practice not a quiz
• Many of them will be answered later on during the
  lecture
• You may use your text
• You may quietly and calmly contrast and compare
  your findings with your neighbor

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Which three structures make up the hind brain?

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• 2.
• 3

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Which of the three hindbrain structures is

• Most anterior?
• Most inferior?
• Most posterior?

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Name the ventricles

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• 4. Which ventricles are paired?

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Which ventricle(s)

• Is most inferior?
• Looks like part of an exclamation point?
• Have anterior horns?

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Which arteries comprise the Circle of Willis?

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• 5.

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Identifying anatomic structures once the lecture
has take place

• If youve forgotten which anatomic structures are
  which, or are not sure which structures the
  arrows are pointing to
• Compare with your text
• Give it your best guess, then, compare it to your
  text
• Ask a radiologist, radiation oncologist,
  dosimetrist, technologist, radiation therapist,
  etc.
• Check a website

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Quiz and Semester Long Project announcement

• There will be a quiz on the structures of the
  brain on Friday, February 19th
• It will be similar to the quiz given on Friday,
  5th
• The first section of the Semester Long Project is
  due on Friday, February 19th