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Exam 2 - Pathways Flashcards

1
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Spinothalamic Tract

A

pain and temperature from the body

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2
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Trigeminospinothalamic Tract

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pain and temperature from the face

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3
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Lemniscal

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Touch, pressure, proprioception from body

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4
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Trigeminal

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Touch, pressure, proprioception from face

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5
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Optic lesion on R optic N or retina

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lose R visual field

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Optic lesion on L tract after chiasm

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R homologous hemianopsia

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7
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Optic lesion on optic chiasm

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bitemporal hemianopsia (tunnel vision)

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8
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Optic lesion on opposite occipital lobe

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quadrantinopsia

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9
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Pupillary light reflex

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light > receptors > bipolar > ganglion > CNII > superior colliculus of midbrain > parasympathetic nucleus of oculomotor nerve > ciliary ganglion > ciliary N > iris

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10
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Accomodation Reflex

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CN II > occipital lobe > superior colliculus of midbrain > parasympathetic nucleus of oculomotor nerve > CN III > ciliary ganglion > lens

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Area 4

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frontal lobe

simple, fine, isolated movements

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12
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Area 6

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frontal lobe

motor planning

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13
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Area 8

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frontal lobe

eye movement, voluntary cordinated scanning

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14
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Area 44-45

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frontal lobe

speech

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15
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Area 9-10

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prefrontal lobe

working memory, motivation, motor planning, decision making, problem solving, attention

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16
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Area 3, 1, 2

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parietal lobe

distinguish shape, texture, size; proprioception

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17
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Area 17

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occipital lobe

light intensity, shape, size, object location

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18
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Area 41

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temporal lobe

loudness and pitch of sounds

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19
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Area 5, 7

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parietal lobe

stereogenesis, tactile and spatial environment memory

20
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Area 18-19

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occipital lobe

analyzes motion, color; control visual fixation

21
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Area 22, 42

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temporal lobe

classifies sounds, speech ideas, sentence structure; interprets spoken word

22
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Area 39

A

parietal lobe

store house for written words, calculations, analytical, L/R distinction, recognize fingers

23
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Spinothalamic 1st neuron

A

free nerve ending from legs/trunk/arms through dorsal root ganglion to lamina I, II, V or lisseauer’s tract

24
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Spinothalamic 2nd neuron

A

dorsal horn or gray matter to ventral white commissure to ventral (light touch) or lateral (P&T) column of white matter ascending to VPL of thalamus

25
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Spinothalamic 3rd neuron

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VPL to PLIC to corona radiata to somatosensory cortex

26
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Spinothalamic 3rd neuron from upper extremity

A

will synapse in lateral post central gyrus of parietal lobe

27
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spinothalamic 3rd neuron from lower extremity

A

synapse in medial post central gyrus of parietal lobe

28
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Trigeminal P&T 1st neuron

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upper/middle/lower face FNE to CN V ganglion into midpons to spinaltrigeminal tractndescending to rostral medulla spinaltrigeminal nucleus

29
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Trigeminal P&T 2nd neuron

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spinal trigeminal nucleus to CL trigeminal thalamic tract to VPM of thalamus

30
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Trigeminal P&T 3rd neuron

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VPM to PLIC to corona radiata to lateral post central gyrus (face distribution)

31
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Lemniscal 1st neuron

A

mechanoreceptors to DRG (Lissauer’s) to fasciculus gracilis/fasc cuneatus to nucleus gracilis/nuc cuneatus

32
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Lemniscal 2nd neuron

A

nucleus gracilis/nuc cuneatus to internal arcuate fibers to CL medial lemniscus to VPL of thalamus

33
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Lemniscal 3rd neuron

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VPL to PLIC to corona radiata to posterior central gyrus of parietal lobe (for LE and UE)

34
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Trigem (touch, pr, p) 1st neuron

A

mechanoreceptors from face to CN V to ganglion to sensory root to main sensory nucleus in the pons

35
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Trigem (touch, pr, p) 2nd neuron

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main sensory nucleus to trigeminal lemniscal tract to VPM of thalamus

36
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Trigen (touch, pr, p) 3rd neuron

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VPM to PLIC to corona radiata to lateral post central gyrus of cortex

37
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pupillary light reflex 1st neuron

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CN II to superior colliculus of midbrain

38
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pupillary light reflex 2nd neuron

A

superior colliculus of midbrain to IL/CL CN III

39
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pupillary light reflex 3rd neuron

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CN III to iris of eye

40
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accomodation reflex 1st neuron

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CN II to occipital cortex

41
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accomodation reflex 2nd neuron

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occipital cortex to superior colliculus of midbrain

42
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accomodation reflex 3rd neuron

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superior colliculus of midbrain to CN III to ciliary mm

43
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Auditory 1st neuron

A

CN VIII to the pontomedullary junction to cochlear nuclei

44
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Auditory interneuron

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to IL/CL olivary nucleus

45
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Auditory 2nd neuron

A

superior olivary nucleus to lateral lemniscal tract to inferior colliculus to medial geniculate body

46
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Auditory 3rd neuron

A

medial geniculate body to PLIC to temporal lobe

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