Neuro Test 3 Random Vocab Flashcards

1
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Medial Lemniscus Pathway

A

Body/ Spinal Cord –> Thalamus
3 receptors: Joint, cutaneous, muscle
Sensations: Joint position, touch, pressure, proprioception

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2
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Hemianopia

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Vision loss on 1 side

*thalamus notes

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3
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Hemianesthesia

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Loss of sensation on one side

*thalamus notes

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4
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Hemiparesis

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Severe weakness on one side

*thalamus notes

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5
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Sensory Ataxia

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Motor difficulty because os sensory deficits

*thalamus notes

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6
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Dyskinesia

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Involuntary motion

*thalamus notes

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7
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Chorea

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Jerky movement or tremors
Example of Dyskinesia
*Thalamus damage

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8
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Dystonia

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Change in muscle tone
Example of Dyskinesia
*Thalamus damage

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9
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Bradykinesia

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Slow movement, speech, and/or GI

*Basal Ganglia damage

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10
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Akinesia

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Difficulty starting movement

*Basal Ganglia damage

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11
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Past Pointing

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Associated with timing/breaking of movements
Pointing too far
*Cerebellar damage

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12
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Fitts’ Law

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Movement duration vs errors (accuracy)
As movement duration increases, errors decrease. As movement duration decreases, errors increase.
Does not work in all instances (example: riding a bike)
*Neural Control I

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13
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Sensory Exploration

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Is greater in the arms and hands than the lower limbs
Cues from proprioception, auditory, tactile, and VISION.

  • Neural control I
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14
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Cortical Blindness

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Maintain retinal receptor responses, but lost ability to interpret/perceive information (rods and cones still activate–> no meaning attached)

*Neural control I

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15
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Saccades

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Neural control I

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16
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Smooth-pursuit

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Neural control I

17
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Vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR)

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Neural control I

18
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Optokinetic reflex (OKR)

A

Neural control I

19
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Gaze Tracking

A

Neural control I

20
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Peripheral Neuropathy

A

Neural control II

21
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Triphasic Muscle Activity Pattern

A

Neural control I

22
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Postural adaption characteristics

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Neural control II

23
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Motor Learning Concepts

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Neural control III

24
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Phases of learning motor skills

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Neural control III

25
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Visual Memory

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Something you’ve seen before in the past

*Cerebellar notes

26
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Mental Imagery

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Imagining

*Cerebellar notes

27
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Perception

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The actual response from receptors and their interpretation

*Neural Control I