Module 12 Flashcards

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Do spinal nerves have motor or sensory neurons?

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*TRICK QUESTION**

Both; sensory and motor

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What do the spinal nerves do?

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Innervate trunk and limbs

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Which type of nerves do the spinal roots serve?

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Dorsal roots: afferents
Cell body in dorsal root ganglia

Ventral roots: efferents
Cell body in ventral root ganglia

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What type of neuron does the dorsal roots have?

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Unipolar

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4
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What type of neuron does the ventral roots have?

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Multipolar

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5
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Do the ipsilateral spinal roots form the spinal nerves?

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Yes!!!

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6
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What do all spinal nerves supply?

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Sensory innervation for skin segments

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7
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What do lesions to a single spinal nerve cause?

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Nothing

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8
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Does a numerous amount of spinal damage nerves cause problems?

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Helps to determine the level of the lesion

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What comprises the peripheral parts of the SC?

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White matter

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How is the gray matter divided in the SC?

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Horizontal plane:

I-VI- dorsal horn

VII- lateral horn

VIII- XI- ventral horn

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How are the matter tracts oriented on the SC?

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Vertically

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12
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What do the lateral, anterior and posterior funiculi contain?

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Lateral- sensory and motor pathways
Anterior- motor
Posterior- sensory

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13
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Name the 2 types of motor neurons?

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Alpha motor neurons (somatic)

GAMMA motor neurons (somatic)

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14
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What two fibers are in skeletal muscles?

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Extrafusal (muscle fibers)- make up mass; innervated by ALPHA motor neurons
Infrafusal- part of muscle spindle; innervated by GAMMA motor neurons

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15
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Where are interneurons located?

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In the gray matter of the SC

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What is the function of the interneurons ?

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Innervated anterior motor neurons

InterGRATIVE role in motor behavior

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What terminates on the interneurons?

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Incoming sensory neurons

Outgoing efferent neurons

18
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What are the roles of the muscle receptors?

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Excitation of the muscle by the alpha (anterior) motor neurons

Continuous feedback of info from the muscle (length, tension, rate of length/tension)

19
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Name the two special sensory receptors?

A

Muscle spindle

The Golgi tendon organ

20
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What does proprioceptors allow us to do?

A

Sense position

Sense movement of head, jaws, limbs, trunk

21
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What kind of receptor is the muscle spindle?

What does it do?

A

Stretch receptor

Monitors the rate of change of the muscle length and the muscle length itself

22
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Name the types of intradusal fiber of the muscle spinal?

A

Nuclear chain

Nuclear bag

23
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What is the capsule of the spindle continuous with?

A

Tendon of the muscle

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Where is the nuclei of the intrafusal fiber concentrated?
Middle of the fiber
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Are type Ia sensory fibers slow or fast conduction?
Fast conducting
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What are the sensory endings that wrap around the intrafusal fibers?
Primary -annulospinal | Secondary -flower spray ending
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What does the annulospiral (primary ending) innervate?
Nuclear bag/ chain
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What does the secondary (flower spray ending) innervate?
The nuclear chain intrafusal ONLY
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What does the static response of the muscle spindle do?
Responds to: Length/ stretch Have primary/ secondary ending response Response lasts for duration of stretch Response from nuclear chain( Ia/II afferents)
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What does the dynamic response of the muscle spindle do?
Monitors rate of change Only primary ending responds Response from nuclear bag
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What's the role of the gamma motor neuron?
Refine/ damping movements (BG/cerebellum/cortex) Regulate spindle sensitivity
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What's the role of the alpha motor neurons?
Effect voluntary movements Inputs from area 4/3-1-2
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What does the Golgi tendon organ respond to?
Muscle tension and rate of change
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What does the static response of the GTO ( Golgi) do?
Steady muscle tension | Steady firing
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What does the dynamic response of the GTO (Golgi) do?
Suddenly increases tension | Increase in firing
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Name the 2 types of intrafusal fibers?
Nuclear chain | Nuclear bag