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B7-0016 Spinal Cord and Long Pathways Flashcards

1
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group of neuronal cell bodies outside CNS

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ganglion

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2
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group of neuronal cell bodies inside CNS

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nucleus

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3
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bundle of axons in CNS

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tract

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4
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send an axon to synapse on neurons in another structure

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project to

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5
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synapse in/on

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terminate

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6
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cross from one side of the brain to another

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decussate

(ipsilateral or contralateral)

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7
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contributes to regional specialization

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somatotopy

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8
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motor neuron pools reside in the […] laminae

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ventral

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9
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dorsal laminae primarily receive […] information

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sensory

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10
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label the tracts

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11
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voluntary motor pathway

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corticospinal tract

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12
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upper motor neuron of the corticospinal tract

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cortical motoneuron

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13
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lower motor neuron of the corticospinal tract

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alpha motoneuron

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14
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where does the corticospinal tract dessucate?

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caudal end of medulla (pyramidal decussation)

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15
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flaccid paralysis indicates […] motor neuron damage in the corticospinal tract

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lower

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16
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spastic paralysis indicates […] motor neuron damage in the corticospinal tract

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upper

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17
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a lesion rostral to the decussation will cause deficits […] to the lesion

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contralateral

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18
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a lesion caudal to the decussation will cause deficits […] to the lesion

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ipsilateral

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19
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the corticospinal tract begins at the […], descends ipsilateral and decussates at the […], then descends contralaterally

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motor cortex
pyramidal decussation

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20
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1st synapse of the corticospinal tract

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anterior horn (spinal cord)

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21
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1st order neuron of the corticospinal tract

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UMN (motor cortex)

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22
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2nd order neuron of the corticospinal tract

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LMN (leaves spinal cord)

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23
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2nd synapse of corticospinal tract

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NMJ at skeletal muscle

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24
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tract that senses pressure, vibration, fine touch, proprioception

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dorsal column

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25
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1st synapse of the dorsal column

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nucleus gracilis (legs)
nucleus cuneatus (arms)

in ipsilateral medulla

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26
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2nd synapse of the dorsal column

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VPL in thalamus

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27
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the 3rd order neuron of the dorsal column projects to

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primary somatosensory cortex

28
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tract that senses pain, temperature

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spinothalamic

29
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1st synapse of the spinothalamic tract

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posterior horn (spinal cord)

30
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2nd synapse of the spinothalamic tract

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VPL (thalamus)

31
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the 3rd order neuron of the spinothalamic tract projects to

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primary somatosensory cortex

32
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where does the dorsal column decussate?

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in the medulla, then second order neuron ascends contralaterally as the medial lemniscus

33
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where does the spinothalamic tract decussate?

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in spinal cord as the anterior white commisure

34
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composed of large-diameter, myelinated fibers that are rapidly conducting

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DC/ML

35
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composed of small diameter myelinated and unmyelinated fibers
slowly conducting

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spinothalamic

36
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1st order neuron of the dorsal column

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sensory nerve ending in dorsal root ganglion

enters spinal cord, ascends ipsilaterally

37
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1st order neuron of spinothalamic tract

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sensory nerve ending composed of A-delta and C fibers in the dorsal root ganglion.–> enters spinal cord

38
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deficits to the spinothalamic tract in the spinal cord will involve […] body surface […] the level of the lesion

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contralateral
below

39
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the components of the sympathetic nervous system reside in the […] cord

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thoracic

(injury below T10ish should not damage sympathetic pathway)

40
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postcentral gyrus contains […] information

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sensory

primary somatosensory cortex

41
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sensory pathways are [afferent/efferent]

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afferent

(toward CNS)

42
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fibers in the dorsal column carry […] information

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sensory

43
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loss of touch and proprioception indicates damage to which pathway

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DC/ML

44
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damage to the medial lemniscus would result in

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sensory loss from the neck down

(contains sensory axons from all levels of the spinal cord)

45
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the […] cord has the most white and gray matter

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cervical

46
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the […] cord has the least white and gray matter

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sacral

47
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the […] cord is characterized by weenie dorsal and ventral horns

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thoracic cord

48
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the […] cord has less white matter than cervical with equally large dorsal and ventral horns

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lumbar

49
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when, on a given part of the body, sensation is lost for one modality and retained for the other

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dissociated loss

50
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loss of touch/vibration, but retention of pain and temperature is an example of

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dissociated loss

loss of DC/ML pathway, retention of spinothalamic

51
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damage to the cortex constitutes an […] motor neuron lesion

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upper

52
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ventrolateral white matter contains axons in which pathway

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spinothalamic

53
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carry pain and temperature information from the contralateral body surface

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spinothalamic

54
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information in the pain pathway decussates in the […] so white matter axons in the cord represent the […] side

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spinal cord
contralateral

(spinothalamic tract)

55
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because the spinothalamic is an ascending tract, the loss will occur

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regions below the level of deficit

56
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how are dorsal columns organized?

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arms outside (lateral)
legs inside (medial)

57
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how are the corticospinal and spinothalamic tracts organized?

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legs lateral
arms medial

58
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descending tract

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corticospinal

59
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ascending tracts

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dosal column
spinothalamic

60
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controls voluntary motor movements

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corticospinal

61
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senses pressure, vibration, fine touch

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dorsal column

62
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senses pressure, vibration, fine touch in lower extremity

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fasciculus gracilius of DC/ML (medial)

63
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senses pressure, vibration, fine touch in upper extremity

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fasciculus cuneatus of DC/ML (lateral)

64
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senses crude touch and pressure

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anterior spinothalamic tract

65
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senses pain, temperature

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lateral spinothalamic tract

66
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[…] and […] synapse, then cross

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spinothalamic and dorsal column

67
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[…] crosses, then synapses

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corticospinal tract

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