There are several types of fluidfilled spaces with the brain

There are several types of fluid-filled spaces with the brain. Read the descriptions below and determine whether each describes a ventricle, a sinus, or other. Then click and drag each label into its appropriate category.

Solution

Ventricle-

The ventricles- contains the choroid plexus that produces the CSF

Third ventricle- present between the fornix and midbrain.

fourth ventricle- between the cerebellum and pons.

Lateral Ventricle- Between the corpus Callosum and the fornix

Sinus-

dural sinuses or dural venous sinuses- a space within the dura matter that follows the longitudinal fissure.

Other:

Cerebral Aqueduct - connects the third ventricle and fourth ventricle.

Central Canal - recieves CSF directly from the cerebral aqueduct.

Medial and lateral apertures - allows for passage from the forth ventricle to extracerebellar space.