Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
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Assessments of the neuro exam

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  1. Mental Status
  2. Posture
  3. Gait
  4. CPs
  5. Cutaneous trunci
  6. Cranial nerves
  7. Spinal Nerves
  8. Pain
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2
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Posture

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position of the head relative to the body

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3
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Ataxia is best seen from

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behind the body

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4
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conscious proprioception tests are done how?

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knuckling over the foot and testing to see if it corrects within 1 second; animals should be placed squarely
-hopping, hemiwalking, or wheelbarrowing

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5
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What does conscious propriocetion test?

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afferent and efferent neural signals

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6
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spinal reflexes in the thoracic limbs

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withdrawal reflex

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7
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pelvic limbs

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patellar and withdrawal reflex

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8
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reflexes vs responses

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reflexes do not go to the cortex but responses do go to the cortex

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9
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thoracic intumescence

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C6-T2 - gives off nerves to the limbs

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10
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pelvic intumescence

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L4 - S1

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11
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patellar reflex

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hitting the patellar tendon looking for extension of the knee;
monosynaptic

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12
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what does the patellar reflex test?

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L4-L6 spinal cord segments and nerve roots; femoral nerve

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13
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femoral nerve innervates what

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quadriceps for extension of the stifle

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14
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withdrawal reflex

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polysynaptic (interneurons)

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15
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what does the withdrawal reflex test?

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Pelvic limb L6-S1 (sciatic nerve)
Thoracic Limb C6-T2 (multiple nerves)
muscles of flexion

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16
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Just because you can have withdrawal… you may not have…

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deep pain

17
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deep pain

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positive sensation requires a cortical response such as crying biting and trying to get away

18
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other spinal reflexes

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biceps, triceps, extensor carpi, cutaneous trunci, cranial tibial

19
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cutaneous trunci/panniculus reflex mechanism

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pinch specific dermatones at the level of the hip
info travels up the spinal cord
travles to the lateral thoracic nerves
bilateral CT contraction

20
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What innervates the cutaneous trunci

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lateral thoracic (C8 - T1)

21
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frontal lobe

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motor cortex

22
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parietal lobe

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somatosensory

23
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occipital

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visual cortex

24
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temporal

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auditory, behavioral

25
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cranial nerves that are supratentorial

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CN I - II

26
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cranial nerves that are infrantentorial

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CN III - XII

27
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CN I

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Olfactory - senosory/smell

cell bodies in olfactory epithelium

28
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CN II

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optic nerve; senosory for vision