L19: Overview Of Central Sensory And Motor Systems Flashcards

1
Q

What is the anatomical classification of the nervous system

A

CNS

PNS

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2
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What is the functional classification of the central nervous system

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Somatic NS

Autonomic NS

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3
Q

What are the 3 somatic afferent subtypes

A

Latospinal thalamic tract
Dorsal column
Dorsal spinal cerebella tract

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4
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What are the 2 somatic efferent subtypes

A

Pyramidal

Extrapyramidal

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5
Q

What is the cerebral cortex divisible into

A

Sensory and motor brain

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6
Q

What is the motor and sensory brain seperated by

A

Central sulcus

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7
Q

What is a sulcus

A

A depression in the brain

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8
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Where does sensory info occur at the cerebral cortex

A

Post- central gyrus

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9
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What takes the sensory information from the spinal cord to brain

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Sensory fibres

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10
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According to the sensory information being carried from the spinal cord to the brain what does the sensory fibres have

A

Subtypes

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11
Q

What are the sensory fibres

A

Dorsal column
Spinothalamic tract
Dorsal cerebellar tract

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12
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What are the 2 categories of sensations

A

Conscious sensation

Non-conscious sensation

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13
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What does the conscious sensation involve

A

Pain
Temp
Crude touch

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14
Q

What does non conscious sensation involve

A
Tactile sensation 
Pain 
Joint position 
Muscle length
Tension
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15
Q

What happens to the primary sensory neurone when it reaches the spinal cord

A

Terminate into the dorsal horn by either its:
Respective segment
Above spinal segment
Below spinal segment

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16
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Where does the second order sensory neurone pick up a signal from the first neurone

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Before crossing the midline on the spinal cord

17
Q

Where does the second order sensory neurone ascend to and how

A

To the opposite side and to the medulla oblongata then thalamus

18
Q

Where does the third order sensory neurone pick up sensory information from the second order sensory neurone

A

In the thalamus

19
Q

Where does the third order sensory neurone ascend to and terminate at

A

Ascends and terminates at the post-central gyrus

20
Q

For pain and temperature what tract carries it

A

Spinothalamic tract

21
Q

What carries propioceptive information

A

Dorsal column

22
Q

What happens when sensory neurones arrive into the post central gyrus

A

They terminate into the respectable areas mapping the origin of site of body

23
Q

What is syringomyelia

A

A condition when the spinal canal with fluid forms a cyst

24
Q

What can the cyst in the spinal canal cause

A

A cut out in all sensation from the pain system

25
Q

Where can the cyst expand to

A

Ventral horn or all over the spinal cord

26
Q

What is the role of the pre-central gyrus

A

Issues motor commands to the muscle

27
Q

What are the 2 descending systems

A

Pyramidal

Extra pyramidal

28
Q

How does the extrapyramidal system descend

A
From:
Cerebral cortex 
To:
Thalamus 
Basal ganglia 
Spinal Cord
29
Q

How does the pyramidal system descend

A

From cerebral cortex to spinal cord