Brain and Central Nervous System mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers over 120 mind maps on the brain and central nervous system, from the cerebellum to spinal cord tracts. University students can use them to study anatomy, while teachers can find material for teaching. Explore the maps and choose a topic to start with.
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154 nodesS01 - Topography of the Major Features of the Brain and Spinal Cord Recognise the major f... · Describe the major fu... · Identify normal anato... · Identify and describe... · Identify and locate m... · Identify and describe...
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14 nodesMedulla Oblongata Inferior part of brai... · Pyramids are protrusi... · Nuclei in the medulla... · Controls reflexes for... · Olive = olivary nucleus · 5 cranial nerves aris...
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13 nodesCerebellum consists of 2 cerebel... · Function: · Cerebellar cortex & c... · Arbor vitae = tree of... · Superior, middle & in... · May have role in cogn...
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155 nodesVasculature of the CNS p61-68 Vasculature of the Sp... · Vasculature of Brain
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114 nodesSpinal Cord - Tracts (p79-89) White Matter of the S... · Descending Spinal Tracts · Damage to the Spinal ... · Voluntary Movement Pa... · Voulntary Movement Pa...
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118 nodesThe Thalamus (p124-130) Thalamus · Functional Organisati...
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155 nodesCranial Nerve II - The Eye and Visual Fields CN !! · Eye · Visual Fields · Visual Pathway
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152 nodesWeek 5: Numb Anatomy of the Spinal... · Physiology · Biochemistry · Pathology of Peripher... · Pharmacology · Epidemiology
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158 nodesSpinal Cord & Tracts 2018 Sensory nerve endings... · Rexed's Laminae · Spinothalamic Tract -... · Clinical Case · Dorsal Columns - Gene... · Spinocerebellar Tract...
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189 nodesCoverings of the CNS and CSF (p47-58) The Skull · Meninges · Ventricular System · Cerebrospinal Fluid · Meningitis
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138 nodesThe Brainstem Introduction · Midbrain · Pons · Medulla Oblongata · Lesion
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97 nodesArterial Blood Supply to the Brain and Cervical Artery Dissection Anatomy of Cervicocra... · Cervical Artery Disse... · Suspecting CAD · Manipulation and CAD
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130 nodesBasal Nuclei and Thalamus Basal Nuclei/ Corpus ... · Thalamus
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60 nodesFunMed 1- Mrs Woodford & the Frozen Chicken Mrs Woodford · Anatomy · What is Cauda Equina ... · What are the S&S's & ... · Doctor-Patient Relati... · What are the treatmen...
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78 nodesBrain Cerebral Cortex · Corpus collusum · Frontal lobe · Broca's area · Temporal lobe · Parietal Lobe
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155 nodesCase 6 Structure & Function ... · Memory · Histology of Brain · Dementia · Ear Structure & Function · Synaptic Tranmission
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129 nodesSummary of Brainstem I Brainstem · Functional Components · CN III, IV, VI · CRANIAL NERVES
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159 nodesSpinal Cord White Matter: myleina... · Grey matter: unmyelin... · Roots: Connect spinal... · Rami: Travel from the... · Pathways · Plexuses: Groups of n...
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108 nodesBrain Abnormal · Normal
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123 nodesNeuroanatomy - Chapter 1 DEFINITIONS · Development of CNS · Overview of Anatomy o... · (page 1-11)
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154 nodesS01 - Topography of the Major Features of the Brain and Spinal Cord
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27 nodesRight and Left Vertebral Arteries Basilar Artery · INFO
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27 nodesRight and Left Vertebral Arteries Basilar Artery · FACTS
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63 nodesCEREBRAL IRRIGATION They are known as cer... · Middle Cerebral Artery · Posterior Cerebral Ar... · Anterior Cerebral Artery · Reference
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158 nodesNeuroanatomy organization scheme n... · Structure/function re... · Understand function CSF · S/F BBB · Organization cerebral...
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101 nodesBasic Anatomy of the CNS BRAIN SECTIONS · MID-SECTIONED BRAIN · THE DEVELOPING BRAIN
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102 nodesCerebral stem CRANIAL NERVERS
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64 nodesThalamus and Hypothalamus Parts of the Hypothal... · DIENCEPHALON · THALAMUS
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33 nodescerebellum occupies most of the ... · The primary anatomica... · Is intimately involve... · Topography · Gross Structure
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74 nodesCentral Nervous System :BRAIN 12 Billion Neurons · With the spinal cord,... · Parts of the Brain · Protection · Cerebral Hemispheres ... · Lobes of the Cerebrum
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103 nodesTAXI DRIVER Anatomy · Radicular pain · Types of back pain · Dermatomes of lower limb · Visual analogue scale · Sciatic nerve
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84 nodesCentral Nervous System Brain · Spinal Cord
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84 nodesCentral Nervous System Brain · Spinal Cord
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50 nodes1_NS2 Brain Anatomy - Forebrain (Cerebrum & Thalamus) Introduction · CEREBRUM · FOREBRAIN CONNECTIONS · DECUSSATION · LIMBIC SYSTEM - Emoti... · BASAL NUCLEI
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105 nodesWalking with difficulty Mohammed, 19 years olds · Anatomy of the skull · Tractology · Lesions: · Physiology of pain an... · Syringomyelia:
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64 nodesOverview of CNS 2018 Understand and be abl... · Be able to label the ... · Be able to label the ... · Be able to label the ... · Terminology
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15 nodesBRAINSTEM FROM SUPERIOR TO INFE... · PRODUCE THE RIGIDLY P... · PROVIDES A PATHWAY FO...
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54 nodes1_Brain Nuclei that are? · They are closely rela... · Amygdala nuclei · Fluted core · Cloister or bulwarks
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11 nodesSIAF-SAG El Sistema Integrado ... · OBJETIVO
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77 nodesWalking with Difficulty Anatomy of the spinal... · SYRINGOMYELIA · Motor assessment
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About brain and central nervous system mind maps
GoConqr OriginalBrain and Central Nervous System mind maps
These user-made maps cover individual structures and pathways. You can explore the cerebellum and medulla oblongata, or look at spinal cord roots, ascending tracts and the corticospinal tract. Other maps bring the thalamus and hypothalamus together or focus on the functional areas of the cerebrum.
Study with a map
Start with Neuroanatomy if you want a broad topic to explore, then choose a map on a structure or pathway you want to study in more detail. For example, Cerebellum sets out its main parts and functions.
Follow the branches and try to explain each connection in your own words. Return to a branch when you need to check a detail. When you want a different way to practice, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the unit page. Choose a map and follow one branch to begin.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map could I start with?
Try Neuroanatomy for a broad topic, then move to a map that focuses on an area you want to study. Cerebellum is one option: it covers the cerebellar hemispheres, the vermis and functions related to posture and movement.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover structures including the medulla oblongata, cerebellum, thalamus and hypothalamus. You can also find maps on spinal cord roots, ascending tracts and the corticospinal tract. University students can select a topic they are studying, and teachers can look for material on a particular area.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr.