Nerve Pathways Flashcards

1
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posterior/ dorsal pthwy role

A

fine touch + skin receptors

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2
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spinocerebellar function

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proprioception = GSA

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3
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where do all 1st motor neurons of the sensory tracts start

A

peripheral receptor enter CNS via spinal nerve in dorsal root

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4
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where does post/dorsal pthwy synapse

A

1- medulla
2- thalamus
3- primary somatosensory cortex = post central gyrus

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5
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upper limb medulla synapse location for dorsal pthwy

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fasciculus cuneatus = lateral column

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6
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lower limb medulla synapse location for dorsal pthwy

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fasciculus gracilis = medial

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7
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spinocerebellar tract synapses

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1- dorsal G horn
2- cerebellar hemisphere

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8
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spinothalamic tract synapses

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1- dorsal G horn
2- thalamus
3- post central gyrus

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9
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spinothalamic function

A

pain and temperature

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10
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spinoreticular tract synapses

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1- dorsal G horn
2- medulla + midbrain

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11
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spinotectal synapses

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1- dorsal G horn
2- superior colliculus of midbrain

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12
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function of spinoreticular pthwy

A

levels of consciousness

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13
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spinotectal pthwy function

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coordinates eye and head movements ie. look at what you see

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14
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spinomesencephalic tract synapses

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1- dorsal G horn
2- midbrain PAG

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15
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spinomesencephalic tract function

A

fear and aversion of pain

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16
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spino-olivary tract synapses

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1- dorsal G horn
2- inferior olivary nucleus (medulla)
3- cerebellum

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17
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function of spino-olivary pthwy

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unconscious proprioception + movement of body + limbs

18
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sensory pthwys that decussate

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1- dorsal/ post in medulla
2- spinothalamic in G horn
3- spinotectal pthwy at G horn

19
Q

tectospinal function

A

control of visual stimuli = CN II

20
Q

tectospino starts at:

A

tectum of midbrain superior colliculus

21
Q

tectospinal tract synapses where

A

cervical segments of spinal cord

22
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vestibulospinal function

A

maintain balance and posture

23
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reticulospinal function

A

reflexes + inhibit antagonist muscles

24
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vestibulospinal synapses where

A

ant column of spinal column

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where does vestibulospinal tract start
medulla at lat vestibular nuclei
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which CN does tectospinal tract impact
CN II
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which CN does vestibulospinal tract impact
CN VIII
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recticospinal synapses where
1- pons synapses in pons 2- medulla synapses in medulla
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which colum does the reticulospinal tract travel down
anterior no cross
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which column does the medulla travel down
lateral some cross
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where does corticospinal synapse
1- ant G horn Spinal corn
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corticospinal tract is what:
voluntary motor movement
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upper motor neurons result in
spastic
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lower motor neurons results in
atrophy
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which column does coticospinal tract take
ant lateral --> ventral root
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rubriospinal tract starts at:
red nucleus midbrain
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rubiospinal tract synapses at:
ant G horn
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motor neurons that decussate
1- tectospinal: ant column of spinal cord 2- corticospinal: medulla 3- rubrospinal: midbrain 4- reticulospinal: medulla SOME
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post grey horn is [sensory/motor]
sensory
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anterior grey horn is [sensory/motor]
motor
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rubrospinal function
muscle tone, posture + skeletal muscle tone