Cord and Roots Flashcards

1
Q

clark’s nucleus

A

in intermediate zone

help spinal cord respond to lower limb proprio

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2
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large fast axon (fiber types)

A
Muscle spindles (Ia)
Golgi tendon (Ib)
touch, vibe, pressure (II, A-beta)
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3
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small slow axon (fiber types)

A

pain/temp (A-delta, C fibers)

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4
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small slow axon (fiber types)

A

pain/temp (A-delta, C fibers)

muscle = III, IV

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5
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Ia, Ib paths

A

DRG
some to dorsal column
some to ventral horn (reflexes)

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6
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II, A-beta paths

A

DRG
some to dorsal column
some to dorsal horn (suppress pain)

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7
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A-delta, C fiber paths

A

DRG

to dorsal horn

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8
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dorsal horn layout

A

flexors superior
extensors inferior
distal is lateral
proximal is medial

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9
Q

types of motor neurons

A

alpha (contract skeletal muscles)

gamma (make muscle spindles more sensitive to stretch)

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10
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types of motor neurons

A

alpha (contract skeletal muscles)

gamma (make muscle spindles more sensitive to stretch)

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11
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renshaw cells

A

inhibit alpha motor neurons
affected by tetanus (take up anteretrograde)
cause spasms/lockjaw

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