08 JULY 2019 Flashcards

Ch. 16

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list the three things about cerebellar dysfx

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  1. problem with cerebellum itself
  2. ataxia w/ eyes open and closed
  3. normal sensation
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list the three things about somataosensory dysfx:

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  1. don’t get discriminative touch or propriocpetion
  2. ataxia with eyes close only
  3. ABnormal sensation
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sensations not felt in somatosensory dysfx:

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vibration
light touch
position

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therapeutic test for somatosenosry:

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Ronberg Test

sensory kit tests

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list the three outputs of the basal ganglia:

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  1. cerebral cortex UMN : via thalamus
  2. brainstem UMN: via the pedunculopontine nuclei
  3. brainstem UMN via: midbrain locomotor region
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list the three structures the basal ganglia sends messages to:

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thalamus
pedunculopontine
midbrain locomotor

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caudate messages are

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what you want to do

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putamen messages are

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what you are really doing

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globus pallidus messages are

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the corrections between the two

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the cerebral cortex gets messages via the

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thalamus

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the brainstem UMN gets messages via what structures:

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pedunculopontine nuclei

midbrain locomotor region

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where to excitatory messages come from:

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the thalamus and midbrain locomotor region

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where does dopamine come from?

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substania nigra

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what does dopamine do?

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the processing center for the basal ganglia

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fx of the substantia nigra?

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makes dopamine which is the processing center for the basal ganglia

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global pallidus has two fx:

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  1. makes plan to move

3. sends messages to cortex

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a pathology that occurs when dopamine in basal ganglia happens?

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parkinson’s

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shape of basal ganglia:

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  1. little bit forward
  2. away from midline
  3. egg shaped cluster of cells
  4. with curvy tail
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three inputs of basal ganglia:

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glutamate
ACh
serotonin
**all excitatory

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all the neurotransmitters that input are

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excitatory

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which neurotransmitters are excitatory

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inputs:
glutamate
ACH
serotonin

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neurotransmitters output:

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GABA

**inhibitory

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which neurotransmitter are inhibitory?

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outputs: GABA

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internal processing is done by

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dopamine

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list all five loops of the basal ganglia:
1. goal directed 2. social 3. emotional 4. oculumotor 5. motor
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which loops of BG are non motor fx
1. goal directed 2. social 3. emotional
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which loops of BG are motor fx
4. oculomotor | 5. motor
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four fx of the goal directed loop:
1. evaluating info for decisions 2. planning 3. choosing actions 4. learning
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four fx of the emotional loop
1. emotions / motivation 2. reward-seeking behavior 3. make predictions 4. integrates emotion w/ facial expressions
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three fx of the social behavior loop:
1. recognize social cues 2. regulars self-control 3. determines relevant form irrelevant
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dsfx of the emotional loop causes
impulsiveness
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everything going to the cortex goes through the
thalamus first
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dopamine gets signal from the
global pallidus internus
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another fx of dopamine besides OG
adjusts strength of output
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two fx of the oculumotor loop:
1. decisions about "spatial attention" 2. directs eye muscles to "look at" something (procsaccade)
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where does oculumotor loop go ?
motor and premotor cortex
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structure of social loop
orbital frontal cortex
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in order to create muscle plan you do three things:
1. wipe plate clean 2. faciliate app muscles to move 3. inhibit mm that produce unwanted movement
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list the three internal processing that you need to know you don't need to know:
hyperdirect go no go
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overall leson of the internal processing of BG:
excitatory goes in | inhibitory goes out
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the BG regulates:
voluntary muscle activity
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three fx of the motor loop?
1. regulate muscle contraction 2. regulates force of muscle 3. regulates mulit joint contraction
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short hand the fx of the motor loop:
how many how much which ones
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the motor loop / internal processing helps create
normal muscle synergies
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the motor thalamus sends what type of messages
excitatory
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the motor thalamus sends messages to the
lat. corticospinal | rubrospinal tract
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the motor thalamus messages end up sending:
MNs to muscle for voluntary movements
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the pedunicullopontine sends what type of messages:
inhibitory
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the pedunicullopontine sends messages where?
reticulospinal tract
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the pedunicullopontine messages end up sending:
MNs to [ostural girdle Mm
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do the whole pedunicullopontine thing:
pedunicullopontine = inhibitory - sends to reticulospinal - for MNs of the postural / girldle Mm
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do the whole motor thalamus thing:
motor thalamus = excitatory - sends to lat. corticospinal and rubrospinal - for MNs of voluntary active Mm control
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midbrain locumotor sends what type of message:
excitory
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midbraih locomotor sends messages to the
reticulospinal
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midbrain locomotor messages end up senidng
MN for the stepping pattern generators walk
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fx of all the BG tracts:
motor thalamus = voluntary movements pedunicullopontine = postural / girdle Mm midbrain locomotor = stepping pattern generators
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list all the BG tracts:
motor thalamus pedunicullopontine nuclei midbrain locomotor
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which BG tracts are excitatory?
motor thalamus and midbrain locomotor
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which BG tracts are inhibitory?
pedunciullopontine nuclei
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put all the pieces together with starting UMN - tract - to fx:
1. cerebral cortex UMN = thalamus = voluntary muscle control. 2. brainstem UMN = pedunicullopontine n = postural / girdle Mm 3. brainstem UMN = midbrain locomotor = walking generator
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list three random things you need to know about BG:
1. output = tonic 2. dopamine powers internal processing 3. normal dopamine raises or lowers tonic inhibition to create movement
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example of hypokinetic pathology:
parkinsons'
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hyperkinetic pathology:
huntington's dx
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def of the pathology in Parkinson's dx:
death of dopmaine producing cells in the substantia nigra
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parkinson's disease involves what pathology:
PIGD: postural instability gait difficulties
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the output in parkinson's dx leads to three things:
1. little activation of voluntary Mm movement 2. too much activation of post/ girdle movement 3. too little activation of midbrain locomotor region
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Parkinson's has too much acitvation of
the postural / girdle Mm
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parkinson's has too little activation of
the midbrain locomotor region and volutnary movement
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the three output dx of the parkin's dx shows as these symptoms:
1. no fine motor 2. increase stiffness of the trunk/ core 3. walking pattern fails
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little activation of the voluntary movement leads to
no fine motor skills / little control
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too much activation of postural / girdle muscles leads to
increased stiffness of the core / trunk
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little activation of the midbrain locomotor region leads to
walking pattern failing
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akinesia is
too little movement
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hypokinesia:
too much can't turn off movement
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bradykinesia:
small / slow movement
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overall PIGD causes what type of movement
small / slow movement
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list the seven s/s of PIGD:
1. akinesia 2. rigidity 3. postural unsteadiness 4. resting tremor 5. freezing during movement 6. visual perpetual impairments 7. mask life facial expressions