Neuroanatomy Lecture 5 Flashcards
What does UMN stand for ?
Upper Motor Neuron
The Upper Motor Neuron has two motor pathways, they are the ………………. and …………………….. tracts
Corticobulbar , Corticospinal
In terms of the body movements, the forebrain is responsible for …..
Planning, organizing and initiating the movements
In terms of the body, the …………………………. is responsible for coordinating the regulatory functions.
brainstem
The UMS are responsible for:
1 - Initiating Movements
2- Controlling of forces
3- Indicate the movement direction
The …….. are considered the primary motor strip
Upper Motor Neurons
Upper Motor Neuron (UMN) have a …….. pathway
Bilateral
………………. is the direct motor pathway from cortex to the spinal cord, and brain stem.
Pyramidal Tract
The UMN have two pathways, those are
1 - Supply the nuclei of the CN’s that innervates the muscles of the head and neck
2 - Follow the pathway from the motor cortex to the anterior horn cell of the Spinal Chord
The main role of the UMN is to
transmit different information from upper motor neurons in cortex to lower levels of the CNS
……………………. system innervates ………………………… predominately on the opposite side of the body
UMN
LMN
corticospinal tract
fibers that run from the cortex to the spinal chord.
- large crossed motor tract
coticobulbar tract
fibers that run from motor cortex to the motor nuclei in the brain stem - cranial nerves
- smaller uncrossed motor tract
Direct Motor Pathway:
Originates from the …………… to the …………………. motor neurons
Pyramidal Cells
Lower Alpha
Indirect Motor Pathway:
The path from the …………… to the ……………..
Upper Motor Neuron
Lower Motor Neuron
The ……………………….. tract and the ………………… tract make up the direct pathway
Corticospinal (Pyramidal)
Corticobulbar
The …………………………. tracts make up the indirect pathway
Extrapyramidal
Direct motor pathways are responsible for …………………… and ………………………
Purposive Movements
Phasic Commands
The Direct Motor Pathway originates as the upper motor neurons in the …………………… and targets:
1 - lower motor neurons in ……………………… of the cranial nerves (CN) in the brainstem
2 - ……………………. of the spinal chord
Motor Cortex
1 - motor nuclei
2 - ventral horns
Fibers in …………. …………. tract decussate at base of pyramids in medulla
lateral corticospinal
Fibers in …………….. ………….. descend on same side, and most cross over to opposite side at level close to target lower motor neuron
anterior corticospinal
For CN V - Trigeminal
A lesion in an UMN will cause paralysis of mastication muscles on the …………… to the lesion
opposite side
For CN V- Trigeminal
A lesion in LMN will cause damage on the …………………… to the lesion.
ipsilateral - same side
For CN VII:
UMN Pathway to target LMN for muscles of the …………….. ……….. are only ……………………….
lower face
contralateral ( opposite side)
For CN VII:
UMN lesion causes voluntary paralysis of lower face on ………………. side
But emotionally - induced reactions will cause
the opposite
involuntary lower facial muscle response
For CN VII:
A LMN lesion causes …….
paralysis of half of the face
For CNs IX , X , XI:
- A UMN lesion will / will not cause contralateral paralysis ?
- Will not,
the intervention to target the LMN is both ipsilateral and contralateral, so the pathway will compensate
For CNs IX , X , XI:
A LMN lesion will cause ……..
ipsilateral paralysis
The exception of CN XI :
- this tract is primarily ……………………. , thus an UMN lesion can cause ……………………. paralysis of SCM and the trapezius muscles
Contralateral
Contralateral
For CN XII:
The UMN pathway targets the LMN for the ……………………………… muscles of the tongue are primarily …………………………….
- Genioglossus
- contralateral
For CN XII:
A UMN lesion will cause …………………………. of the genioglossus muscle on the ………………….. side of the lesion
voluntary paralysis
opposite
For CN XII:
A LMN lesion will result in ………………………. paralysis on the …………………………. side
paralysis
ipsilateral
True or False:
The tongue will deviate to the side of the lesion.
False:
Regardless of side of lesion, the tongue deviates to weak side on protrusion
The Principle function of the Extrapyramidal System is
- to act as the coordinating mechanism for the LMN
- it regulates reflexes to maintain postural adjustments and muscle tone
Name the Major Control Circuit Structures
Basal Gangila
Cerebellum
those are apart of the extrapyramidal system
True / false:
The basal ganglia and the cerebellum are considered within indirect activation pathways as a source of input to the LMN
false
The Major Control Circuit Structures are not considered / not a source of input