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MD2S3: Anatomy 203 > Ascending Pathways > Flashcards

Ascending Pathways Flashcards

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What are the three neuron groups of the anterior grey columns?

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Medial Group
Central Group
Lateral Group

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Anterior Grey Columns
What are the nuclei of the medial group?

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Ventromedial
Dorsomedial

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Anterior Grey Columns
In which spinal cord segments can the medial group nuclei be found?

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In all segments

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Anterior Grey Columns
What are the nuclei of the central group?

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Phrenic nucleus
Lumbo-sacral nucleus

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Anterior Grey Columns
In which spinal cord segments can the central group nuclei be found?

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Phrenic Nucleus: C3, 4, 5
Lumbo-Sacral Nucleus: L2, 3, 4, 5 and S1

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Anterior Grey Columns
What are the nuclei of the lateral group?

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Ventrolateral
Dorsolateral
Retrodorsolateral

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Anterior Grey Columns
At which spinal cord segments can the lateral group nuclei be found?

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Cervical and lumbo-sacral (segments supplying limbs)

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What are the four neuron groups of the posterior grey columns?

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Substantia gelatinosa of Rolando
Nucleus Proprius
Nucleus Dorsalis of Clarke
Visceral Nucleus

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Posterior Grey Columns
Purpose of Substantia Gelantinosa of Rolando

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Exteroception
Relay station for pain and temperature fibers

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Posterior Grey Columns
Where is the Substantia Gelatinosa of Rolando found?

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Present throughout entire spinal cord length

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Posterior Grey Columns
What do the axons of the Substantia Gelatinosa of Rolando give rise to?

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Axons give rise to lateral spinothalamic tract

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Posterior Grey Columns
Purpose of Nucleus Proprius

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Exteroception
Associated with mechanical (touch + pressure) sensations

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Posterior Grey Columns
Location of Nucleus Proprius

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Present throughout entire spinal cord length

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Posterior Grey Columns
Purpose of Nucleus Dorsalis of Clarke

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Proprioception

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Posterior Grey Columns
Location of Nucleus Dorsalis of Clarke

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Present in C8-L3 segments

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Posterior Grey Columns
What fibers does the Nucleus Dorsalis of Clarke receive?

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Receives afferent fibers from muscle and tendon spindles transferring signals to the cerebellum

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Posterior Grey Columns
Features of Visceral Nucleus

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Receives visceral afferent fibers

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What are the two neuron groups of the lateral grey columns?

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Interomediomedial
Interomediolateral

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Lateral Grey Columns
Nuclei Locations

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Locations:
T1 - L2 - Preganglionic sympathetic fibers
S2,3,4 - Preganglionic parasympathetic fibers

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Lamina of the spinal cord

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Basing Spinal Cord regions according to structure and function

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Purpose of Lamina 1-4

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Exteroception

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Purpose of Lamina 5-6

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Proprioception

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Purpose of Lamina 7

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Visceral sensation

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Purpose of Lamina 8-9

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Posture

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Purpose of Lamina 10

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Contains decussating axons

26
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What are ascending tracts?

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Convey sensory stimuli through the spinal cord

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What types of stimuli can the ascending tract convey?

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Exteroceptive
Proprioceptive (conscious and non-conscious)

Concious proprioception includes vibration, pressure, sense of position and sense of movement

28
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Which tracts convey exteroceptive stimuli?

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Lateral Spinothalamic
Anterior Spinothalamic

29
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Which tracts convey proprioceptive non-concious stimuli?

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Ventral Spinocerebellar Tracts
Dorsal Spinocerebellar Tracts

30
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Which tracts convey both exteroceptive and conscious proprioceptive stimuli?

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Fasciculus Cuneatus
Fasciculus Gracilis

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Function of the Lateral Spinothalamic Tract

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Conveys pain and temperature from opposite side of the body

32
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How can lesions of the Lateral Spinothalamic Tract affect sensation?

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Produces contralateral loss of pain and temperature sensation below the lesion

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Function of the Anterior Spinothalamic Tract

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Conveys crude touch and pressure from opposite side of the body

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How can lesions of the Anterior Spinothalamic Tract affect sensation?

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Produces contralateral loss of touch and pressure below the lesion

35
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What is the spinal lemniscus?

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Another name for anterior and lateral spinothalamic tracts

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Function of the Fasciculus Cuneatus

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Conveys fine touch and concious proprioceptive stimuli from opposite side of body
Derived from cervical and upper thoracic segments

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Function of the Fasciculus Gracilis

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Same function as fasciculus cuneatus except fibers are derived from lower thoracic, lumbar, sacral and coccygeal segments

39
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How can lesions of the Fasciculus Cuneatus/Gracilis affect sensation?

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Cause ipsilateral loss of conscious proprioceptive sensations below lesion level (because crossing occurs at level of medulla)

40
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What is the medial lemniscus?

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Formed from crossing of internal arcuate fibers

41
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What are internal arcuate fibers?

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Composed of axons of nucleus cuneatus and gracilis

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Function of Ventral Spinocerebellar Tract

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Unconcious proprioception - Carries muscle and joint information from the muscle spindles, tendons and organs of the upper and lower limbs and trunk

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Function of the Dorsal Spinocerebellar Tract

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Unconcious proprioception - Carries muscle, joint information from the muscle spindles, tendon and organs of the trunk and lower limbs

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MD2S3: Anatomy 203 (31 decks)

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