Brainstem 2 Flashcards

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Medial lemniscus homunculus

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Legs are more towards the anterior while arms are towards posterior

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2
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Hypothalamic tract

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Sympathetic fibers passing to the IML

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3
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Central tegmental tract

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Input to inferior olive from red nucleus of the midbrain

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4
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Vagus nerve effernt

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SVE - pharynx, larynx, soft palate (except tensor)

GVE - parasympto to thorax and abdomen to mid tvs colon

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5
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Vagus nerve affarent

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GVA - From larynx trachea, heart, esoph, digestive up to tvs colon

SVA - taste from epiglottis and palat

GSA - tympanic memb rane

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6
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SVE of vagus nerve…cell bodies and lesion

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Cell bodies in the nucleus ambiguous

Motor part of cough reflex and gag
Drooping palate to side of lesion
Uvula to opposite

Dysphagia, dysphonia, and dysarthira

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7
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GVE of vagus nerve cell bodies

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Dorsal motor nucleus of the vagus

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8
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GSE of vagus nerve cell bodies

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In the superior ganglion of the vagus nerve

Terminate in spinal trigeminal nucleus

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9
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GVA cell bodies of vagus

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In the nodose ganglion

Terminate in nucleus tractus oslitarius

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10
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SVA cell bodies of vagus

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Terminate in nucleus tactus solitarius

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11
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Wallenberg’s syndrome

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SPinothalamic - contra
Spinocerebellar tracts/inf peduncle/vestibular nuclei - ipsi
Spinal trgeminal nucleus - ipsi
Vagal root fibers/nucleus ambiguus - ipsi weakness
Hypothalamic fibers to sympathetic IML - ipsi miosis, ptosis, decreased sweating and flushed face (Horner’s syndrome)

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12
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Raphe nuclei

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Serotoninergic neruons
Descending conmponent involved in pain modulation in dorsal horn
Ascending involved in limbic and arousal

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13
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mRF

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Mostly outflow (pontine and meduallry reticulospinal)

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14
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lRF

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Coordinates local circuits

Cardiovascular homeostasis (medulla) - blood pressure and HR

Resp homeostasis (medulla) - resp rate

Micturation center - urinary control (pons)

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15
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Org of symp and parasymp

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Symp - thoracolumbar

Parasymp - craniosacral

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16
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What can symp neurons do?

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Terminate at same level

Ascend or descend in chain

Pass through without synapsing as a splanchnic nerve and synapse in collateral ganglia

17
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Parasympathetic compoenents

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CN nuclei 3,7,9,and 10
S2-4
Second is in ganglia of the head

18
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Baroreceptor reflex

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RVLM can help stimulate the IML Nucleus solitarius is where baroreceptors terminate

NTS inhibits the RVLM (via the CVLM (GABA-nergic)) and can activate the nucleus ambiguous to be parasympathetic

19
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Projections of NTS

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Midbrain to parabrachial nucleus to amygdala, insular cortex and hypothalamus

To pons, medulla, and spinal cord

To hypothalamus

20
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Hypothalamus can control

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Many different regulatory process adn can override reflexive mechs