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1
Q

Where does the spinal cord end

A

L1-L2

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2
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Only at T1-L2 spinal segments, cell bodies of preganglionic sympathetic neurons

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Lateral horn

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3
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Sensory tracts

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Dorsal column

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4
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Sensory and motor tracts

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Lateral Column

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5
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Motor tracts

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Anterior column

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6
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What info does the fasiculus cutaneus carryy

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Info from upper extremity

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7
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What info does the fasiculus gracilis carry

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Info from lower extremity and lower trunk

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8
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Info the dorsal column carries

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Discrimative Touch and proprioception (conscious)

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9
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Travels to the thalamus from spine

Conscious pain and temp info

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Spinothalamic

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10
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Carries unconscious pain and temp info, alerting and arousal

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Reticulospinal

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11
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Primary motor output (voluntary fine motor control) Medial is about 10% and does not cross while the lateral crosses in the medulla

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Corticospinal

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12
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Gross motor movements and posture control

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Reticulospinal

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13
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Reflexive turning of the head

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Tectospinal

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14
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What does the spinothalamic control

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Conscious pain and temp

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15
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Signs of peripheral nerve distribution

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Paresis or paralysis
Sensory loss
Abnormal sensations
Muscle atrophy
Reduce or absent DTR
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16
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Clinical signs for UMN

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Paresis
Spasticity
Hypertonia
Hyperreflexia

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17
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Clinical signs for LMN

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Loss of reflexes
Atrophy
Flaccid paralysis
Fibrillations/Fasciculations

18
Q

Rexed lamina II

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Substantia gelatinosa

Processes pain info

19
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Rexed lamina III and IV

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Nucleus proprius

Processes conscious proprioception and discrminative touch

20
Q

Clarkes column in Rexed lamina VII

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Nucleus dorsalis

Relays unconscious proprioceptive into to cerebellum

21
Q

Carries conscious touch and proprioception sensory info

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Dorsal column

22
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Carries conscious pain and temperature sensory info

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Spinothalamic pathway

23
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Carries alerting and arousal sensory info

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Spinoreticular pathway

24
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Carries unconscious proprioception sensory info

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Spinocerebellar pathway

25
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What info does the dorsal column carry

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Sensory tough and proprioception from limbs

26
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Dorsal column pathway

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Ascend in dorsal column to ipsilateral medulla
Synapse in medulla
Crosses spinal cord and ascends in medial leminiscus to contralateral thalamus
Ascends to cortex

27
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What info does the spinothalamic pathway carry

A

Pain and temp sensory info from limbs

28
Q

Sinothalmic pathway

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Enters spinal cord and synapses in dorsal horn
Crosses to contralateral spinal cord
Ascends in spinothalmic tract
Synapses in thalamus
Ascends to cortex
29
Q

Voluntary movement and fine motor control

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Corticospinal

30
Q

Gross motor movements

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Rubrospinal

31
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Trunk movements, postural control

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Reticulospinal

32
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Trunk movements; postural control

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Vestibulospinal

33
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Reflexive movement of head

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Tectospinal

34
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Corticospinal info

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Voluntary movement and fine motor control

35
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Rubrospinal info

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Gross motor movements

36
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Reticulospinal info

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trunk movements, postural control

37
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Vestibulospinal info

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Trunk movements; postural control

38
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Tectospinal info

A

Reflexive movements of head

39
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Corticospinal tract

A

Cell body in motor cortex
Crosses in medullary pyramid
Descends in lateral column
Synapses with alpha motor neurons

40
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Rubrospinal tract

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Cell body in red nucleus
Crosses immediately
Synapses with alpha motor neurons

PTRS 852 (11 decks)

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