Ascending Somatosensory Tracts (Go to cerebellum)

Question 1

what does cerebellum control

Answer 1

quality of movement, coordination and balance

Question 2

Cuneocerebellar tract - conscious or nonconscious

Answer 2

nonconscious

Question 3

Cuneocerebellar tract- contra or ipsilateral

Answer 3

ipsilateral

Question 4

Cuneocerebellar tract - where does it come from and end

Answer 4

comes from muscle spindles and golgi tendon organs and ends at cerebellum

Question 5

What does it control

Answer 5

coordination on balance and quality of movement of UPPER LIMBS

Question 6

Posterior (Dorsal) Spinocerebellar Tract- conscious or nonconscious

Answer 6

nonconscious

Question 7

Posterior (Dorsal) Spinocerebellar Tract- ipsilateral or contra

Answer 7

ipsilateral

Question 8

Posterior (Dorsal) Spinocerebellar Tract- where does it come from and end

Answer 8

comes form muscle spindles and golgi tendon organs and ends at cerebellum

Question 9

Posterior (Dorsal) Spinocerebellar Tract- what does it control

Answer 9

coordination, balance and quality of movment of the LOWER LIMBS

Question 10

Rostrospinocerebellar Tract- conscious or noncon

Answer 10

non-conscious

Question 11

Rostrospinocerebellar Tract- ipsilateral or contra

Answer 11

ispilateral

Question 12

Rostrospinocerebellar Tract- where does it come from and end

Answer 12

comes from cervical spinal cord and ends in cerebellum

Question 13

Rostrospinocerebellar Tract- what does it control

Answer 13

controls- coordination, balance, quality of movement of the UPPER CERVICAL SPINAL CORD

Question 14

Ventral/Anterior Spinocerebellar Tract- consious or noncon

Answer 14

noncon

Question 15

Ventral/Anterior Spinocerebellar Tract- contra or ipsilateral

Answer 15

contralateral

Question 16

Ventral/Anterior Spinocerebellar Tract- where does it come from and end

Answer 16

comes from lateral and ventral horns in the lumbrosacral spinal levela and ends in cerebellum

Question 17

Ventral/Anterior Spinocerebellar Tract- what does it control

Answer 17

coordination, proproception and balance form LOWER REGION