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Ascending Cranial Pathways Flashcards

1
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CN V

A

trigeminal nerve

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2
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trigeminal nerve

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all somatosensory of head

proprio, vib, fine touch
pain, temp, crude touch

also motor to mastication muscles

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3
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opthalmic nerve

A

V1

sensory

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4
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maxillary nerve

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V2

sensory

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5
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mandibular nerve

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V3

sensory and motor

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6
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dermatomes of trigeminal

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V1 - nose and upper forehead
V2 - bottom nose to lips
V3 - chin to temple

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7
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ganglia for cranial nerves

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named nuclei

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8
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mesencephalic nucleus

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cell bodies of primary afferents in CNS

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9
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trigeminal ganglion

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primary afferents in all 3 branches of trigeminal

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10
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spinal trigeminal nucleus of five

A

pain, temp, crude touch
V1,2,3

analagous to dorsal horn nuclei in ATLS (spinothalamic tract)

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11
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pontine sensory nucleus of five

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aka chief, main, principle

prethalamic relay for proprio, vib, fine touch

analagous to nucleus cuneatus and nucleus gracilis

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12
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destinatons for trigeminal after pre-thalamic relay

A 
local reflex arcs
thalamus (VPM)
reticular formation
hypothalamus
cerebellum
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13
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lower motor neuronal damage

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decreased reflexes
babinski absent
muscle atrophy
decreased muscle tone
profound weakness
fasciculations present (twitching)
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14
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segments in spinal cord

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31

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15
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cord end in adult

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L2

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16
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C1-C7 exit

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above vertebrae

17
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C8 exit

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between C7 and T1

18
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below C8 exit

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above vetrebrae

19
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sympathetics

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T1-L2

20
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parasympathetics

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S2-S4

21
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losses in hemisection

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lose ipsilateral vibration, proprioception, fine touch
lose contralateral pain, temp, crude touch

brown sequard

22
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dorsal cord syndrome

A

lose bilateral dorsal columns

23
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ventral cord syndrome

A

lose anterior 2/3 of cord

ventral column loss

24
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brown-sequard syndrome

A

hemidisection of spinal cord

25
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central cord syndrome

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affect area around ventral commissure

-increased pain with slight stimuli

26
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segmental syndrome

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affects all cord functions at one or more levels

transverse cord lesion

lesions above - impotence and spastic paralysis of bladder

27
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cauda equina syndrome

A 
asymmetric multiradicular pain
leg weakness
sensory loss
bowel/bladder dysfunction
saddle anesthesia
28
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neuralgia

A

lancinating pain

sharp

29
Q

compression of trigeminal nerve

A

superior cerebellar artery

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