7.12 Thalamus Flashcards

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1
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Y shaped fibers that separates thalamic nuclei from medial to lateral

A

internal medullary lamina

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2
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medial geniculate, lateral geniculate, VPL, VPM are all ________ nuclei of the thalamus

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sensory

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3
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the medial geniculate nucleus receives input from the __________ and sends output to the _______

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inferior colliculus, primary auditory cortex

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4
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the lateral geniculate nucleus receives input from the __________ and projects to the __________

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ratina/optic tract, to visual cortex

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5
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the VPL nucleus receives input from the ___________ tracts, and projects to ___________

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medial lemniscus/spinothalamic; to somatosensory cortex

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6
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the VPM nucleus receives input from the _____________ tracts, and projcts to the ________ and ______ cortexes

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trigeminal lemniscus/trigeminothalamic, somatosensory and taste

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7
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the two motor thalamic nuclei?

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ventral anterior (VA), and verntral lateral (VL)

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8
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the ventral anterior (VA) nucleus receives input from _____________ and projects to _________

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basal ganglia ( substantia nigra, pars reticulata, internal globus pallidus, deep cerebellar nuclei), projects to frontal eye fields and premotor cortex

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9
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the ventral lateral nucleus (VL) receives input from __________ and projects to ________

A

deep cerebellar nuclei

motor cortex for movement correction

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10
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limbic nuclei of thalamus?

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anterior nucleus and dorsomedial

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11
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the anterior nucleus receives info from __________ and projects to the ___________

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mammillary body/hippocampal formation, to cingulate gyrus

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12
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the dorsomedial nucleus receives input from the __________ and projects to ____________

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amygdala/olfactory/limbic/basal ganglia

frontal cortex for fast thinking and reward behavior

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13
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Korsakoff’s syndrome presents with ________ amnesia, due to deficiency of _________ which damages ____________

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anterograde + confabulation, B1 thiamine, mammillary bodies and dorsomedial nucleus

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14
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the pulvinar nucleus receives input from the _________ and projects to __________

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superior collicus

parieto-occipital cortex

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15
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nucleus that integrates visual sensorimotor, visual attention?

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pulvinar nucleus

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16
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lesion of pulvinar nucleus causes?

A

neglect

17
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intralaminar nucleus receives info from _________ and projects to ______, responsible fro maintaining alert consciousness and perception of slow pain

A

deep cerebellar/basal ganglia

striatum

18
Q

thalamic reticular nucleus projects locally to ________, playing role in ______ synchrony

A

other thalamic nuclei, EEG synchrony

19
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thalamic pain syndrome due to occlusion of __________ artery, lacunar stroke leads to loss of ___________ , and intractable ________

A

thalamogeniculate
dorsal column and contra ALS
pain

20
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consists of frontopontine fibers that go to middle peduncle of cerebellum and frontal eye fields

A

anterior limb of internal capsule

21
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genu of internal capsule consists of ______ fibers

A

corticobulbar

22
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posterior limb of internal capsule consists of ____________ fibers, as part of cerebellar control loop

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corticospinal, somatosensory