Ch 11 Flashcards
Somatosensory deficits= prone to
Pressure induced skin lesions, burns and joint damage
For somatotripic arrangements, axons from one part of body= close to axons carrying signals from ___ parts of body and are segregated from axons carrying info from___ parts of body
Adjacent
Distant
What is an example of low fidelity info?
Aching pain (not well localized)
Projection neurons are ___
Neurons w/ long axon
3 neuron pathway: 1st pathway =___, 2nd= ___, 3rd=___
Info from peripheral receptor -> CNS
Transmits signal - thalamus
Thalamus -> somatosensory cortex
Bundle of axons= —
Tract, column, lemniscus, fascicle
How to name somatosensory paths
Origin and termination of tract that contains second neuron in series
3 types of pathways bring somatosensory info to brain
Conscious relay pathways
Divergent pathways
Nonconscious relay pathways
T/F: conscious relay pathway brings info about location and type of stimulation to conscious awareness in cerebral cortex
T
Conscious relay pathway =transmitted w/ ___
High fidelity
4 types of somatosensory
Light touch
Proprioception
Nociception
Temperature
Pathways to consciousness travel upwards in 2 distinct regions of spinal cord:
Dorsal and anterolat columns
T/F: stereognosis integrates touch and proprioception info to ID obj w/ eyes open
F: w/o eyes
Dorsal column/med lemniscus = pathway that conveys ___ and ___
Light touch
Conscious proprioception
Dorsal column pathway (3 neuron relay):
- receptors -> medulla
- medulla -> thalamus
- thalamus -> cerebral cortex