Motor system part 2 & 3 Flashcards

1
Q

GTOs preferentially detect ______ rather than passive stretch and are used by the nervous system to regulate force.

A

muscle tension

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2
Q

Muscle spindles 1a afferents fire during ______, whereas Golgi tendon’s 1b afferents fire during _________.

A

passive stretch,

active contraction

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3
Q

Golgi tendon organ is composed of ______.

A

collagen fibers and capsule

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4
Q

the muscle spindle fiber is important for ________

A

maintaining ,muscle tone

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5
Q

what is the definition of Central pattern generation

A

neural networks that can produce patterned, rhythmic outputs in the absence of sensory or central input

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6
Q

__________ center stimulation is necessary for spontaneous locomotion

A

Mesencephalic locomotor

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7
Q

axons in reticulomotor tract innervate _____ musculature, so its important for _____.

A

medial,

posture, balance and anticipatory movements

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8
Q

Vestibulocervical and vestibulospinal reflexes mediate

_______.

A

protective responses to falls

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9
Q

Superior colliculus/ Tectospinal tract is Important for

__________.

A

orienting movements toward unexpected stimulus

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10
Q

Superior colliculus maps diverse ________ onto external space

A

sensory modalities

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11
Q

anticipatory control is mediated by the ________

A

reticular formation

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12
Q

“Motor cortex” is broken into subareas which include

________.

A

primary motor cortex, premotor cortex, and supplementary motor area

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13
Q

what are the 2 key principles of the motor cortex map?

A

1) disproportionate M1 surface area is devoted to controlling musculature used in fine motor tasks;
2) movements, not muscles, are mapped; therefore, a true ‘homunculus’ is not represented in motor cortex.

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14
Q

Premotor cortex contains fewer direct descending projections than M1, but still makes up nearly ______ of the corticospinal tract

A

25%

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15
Q

Neurons in the ______ are involved when movement is initiated by an external cue. The ________ is involved in self-cued movements.

A

premotor cortex ,

supplementary motor cortex

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16
Q

Fasiculations are present in _______

A

lower motor neuron syndrome

17
Q

spasticity is seen in ________

A

upper motor neuron syndrome