Medial Lemniscus Flashcards

1
Q

What are the highly myelinated alpha/A receptos

A

sensory from mm spindles

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What are the highly myelinated beta receptors

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Sensory from tendons, fuffini endings, meissners, pancian corpuscles, large hair follicles, flower spray from mm spindle

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3
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What are the low myelinated delta receptors

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sensory from mm spindle small hair follicles, free nerve endings for temp and pain

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4
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what are the first order neurons of the medial lemniscus pathway

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located in the DRG of every level- connected to various receptors in the periphery

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5
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What do meisners, pacinian and ruffini endings detect

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meisners- fine touch ( Alpha)

Pancian- vibration (alpha)

Ruffini- skin strech + jt deformaion (alpha)

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6
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What do fasic fibers and tonic fibres detect

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fasic (chain)- stretch of mm (alpha)

Tonic (flower spray)- detecting length of mm (beta)

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7
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How posterior column of medial lemnsicus is formed

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axons pass thru DRG and bundle into post white column (gracilis-LL medial, cunateous- UL lateral)

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8
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Blood supply of posterior column

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Post spinal aa

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9
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Where is the second order neurons of medial lemniscus

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Gracilis and cunateus nuclei in medulla

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10
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Path thru medulla and blood supply

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will cross thru sensorry decussation and form medial lemniscus (lower limb more ant)

Medullary branches of vertebral aa

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11
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Path of medial lemniscus through the pons and blood supply

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travel through the tegmentum of pons (lower limb more lateral now

pontine branches of basilar aa

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12
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path of medial lemniscus through the midbrain and blood supply

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ascends further (lower limb now more post)

Post cerebral aa

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13
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where is the third order neuron of the medial lemniscus

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Vent post lat nucleus of the thalmus

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14
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Path of medial lemniscus after the thalmus and blood suuply

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travel thru post limb (middle cerebellar aa)

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15
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What is the end target of the medial lemniscus and blood supplies

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post central gyrus + paracentral gyrus (LL)

postcentral- middle cerebelar

paracentral- cortical br of ant cerebreal aa (colosomarginal aa)

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16
Q

lesion in post spinal cord would cause what

A

IL loss of prop, driscrimitive touch, vibration

17
Q

What would a lesion in cut 3/4 of the medulla cause (3)

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  • Cl prop, fine touch vib
  • CL motor loss (spastic)
  • Il toung weakness
18
Q

What would a lesion in cut 5/6 of pons cause (5)

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  • CL prop, fine touch, vib
  • loss of discrim touch, pain, temp on IL face (trigeminal )
  • paralysis of masticatory mm
  • IL facial and lateral rectus
  • Horners syndrome IL
19
Q

What would a lesion in cut 7 or 8 of midbrain cause (2)

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  • CL prop, fine touch, vibration

- CL loss of pain temp

20
Q

What could a lesion at the thalamus cause (2)

A
  • CL prop, fine touch, vibration

- CL loss of pain temp

21
Q

What is brown sequard syndrome and what would it cause

A

Spinal cord hemisection

  • IL loss of vib, fine touch , prop
  • IL motor loss
  • CL pain and temp loss starting two levels below lesion