Ascending Sensory Pathways II Flashcards

1
Q

Branches of trigeminal nerve

A

V1 - ophthalmic
V2 - maxillary
V3 - mandibular

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2
Q

Ophthalmic exit

A

Superior orbital fissure

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3
Q

Maxillary exit

A

Foramen rotundum

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4
Q

Mandibular exit

A

Foramen ovale

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5
Q

V2 supplies which teeth

A

Upper teeth (inf. alveolar nerve)

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6
Q

V3 supplies which teeth

A

Lower teeth (inf. alveolar nerve)

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7
Q

Where does herpes zoster virus lie dormant?

A

Sensory roots of specific spinal nerves

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8
Q

So which two groups of somaesthetic are there

A

Essential to survival - pain, temp, some touch and pressure

Detail - discriminative touch, vibration, proprioception

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9
Q

Cranial nerve nucleus is equivalent to what in PNS

A

DRG

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10
Q

which four cranial nerves are associated with general sensation of head

A

V
VII
IX
X - conscious sensation

Most is trigeminal (5)

All through trigeminal sensory

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11
Q

Trigeminal supplies what in face

A

Major carrier of general sensory - face, nose, scalp, dura

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12
Q

Facial supplies what in face

A

External ear

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13
Q

Glossopharyngeal supplies what in face

A

Post 1/3rd tongue
Pharynx
Middle ear

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14
Q

Vagus supplies what in face

A

Auditory canal
Larynx
Pharynx
Oesophagus

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15
Q

Trigeminal nucleus is continous with…

A

Continuous with mesencephalic nucleus, pontine, spinal nucleus of trigeminal nucleus

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16
Q

Trigeminal nucleus contains which fibres of which cranial nerves

A

Sensory fibres of

Trigeminal
Facial
Glossopharyngeal
Vagus

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17
Q

Where do the fibres from the trigeminal nucleus go to

A

The thalamus

18
Q

Which branch off facial nerve carries taste

A

Solitary tract branch

19
Q

Where does the motor nucleus lie relative to chief sensory nucleus

A

Medial

20
Q

Which part of sensory nucleus receives pain and temperature

A

Caudal part of spinal nucleus

21
Q

Which part of sensory nucleus receives simple touch and pressure

A

More rostral parts of spinal nucleus

22
Q

first order neuron cells bodies are in what ganglion

A

trigeminal ganglion

23
Q

where is the trigeminal ganglion

A

sits just next to the foramina which the three branches of the trigeminal pass through

24
Q

what type of fibres are running through the trigeminal ganglion

A

Thin, slow fibres

25
Q

where do the fibres of each respective cranial nerve enter the brain stem

A

where they normally would based on the cranial nerve in question

26
Q

what do the fibres do when they enter the brain stem

A

They descend in the spinal tract of the trigeminal adjacent to the nucleus.

When it gets to the bottom it jumps in

27
Q

What does it do in the nucleus

A

Synapses ipsilaterally into the secondary neuron

28
Q

What does the secondary neuron do

A

Cross the midline to the thalamus via the trigeminothalamic tract

29
Q

Where do these descending fibres run in terms of depth on the brain stem

A

They’re superficial - outer edge of medulla

30
Q

trigeminalthalamic tract runs where in terms of depth

A

Deep in the medulla, pons and midbrain - small diameter

31
Q

What info does the left trigeminothalamic tract carry

A

Right side information

32
Q

What info does the right spinal tract carry

A

info from RHS

33
Q

at medulla on right hand side if there is a lesion what damage is caused

A

right hand face

left hand body

34
Q

which artery runs anterior to the medulla and what could happen

A

ant. inf. cerebellar artery

aneurysm could cause ipsilateral side of face deficit and contralateral body

35
Q

discriminative touch fibre goes into which nucleus

what is the fibre like

A

Pontine nucleus

Fat, fast, myelinated

36
Q

proprioception fibre goes into which nucleus

A

Mesencephalic nucleus

37
Q

if you are a proprioceptive fibre your cell body does not sit in the trigeminal ganglion you sit in

A

mesencephalic nucleus

38
Q

Proprioceptive pathway primary neuron synapses where

A

mesencephalic nucleus

39
Q

proprioceptive pathway primary neuron runs with which nerve

A

in mandibular division of trigeminal

40
Q

where does the secondary neuron of proprioceptive pathway synapse

A

medial to mesencephalic nucleus

41
Q

why is this different?

A

for proprioception of mouth

42
Q

jaw jerk reflex - fibres go to where

A

motor neurons in trigeminal motor nucleus - just one synapse