Neuroanatomy Lecture 5 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

What does UMN stand for ?

A

Upper Motor Neuron

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2
Q

The Upper Motor Neuron has two motor pathways, they are the ………………. and …………………….. tracts

A

Corticobulbar , Corticospinal

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3
Q

In terms of the body movements, the forebrain is responsible for …..

A

Planning, organizing and initiating the movements

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4
Q

In terms of the body, the …………………………. is responsible for coordinating the regulatory functions.

A

brainstem

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5
Q

The UMS are responsible for:

A

1 - Initiating Movements
2- Controlling of forces
3- Indicate the movement direction

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6
Q

The …….. are considered the primary motor strip

A

Upper Motor Neurons

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7
Q

Upper Motor Neuron (UMN) have a …….. pathway

A

Bilateral

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8
Q

………………. is the direct motor pathway from cortex to the spinal cord, and brain stem.

A

Pyramidal Tract

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9
Q

The UMN have two pathways, those are

A

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

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10
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The main role of the UMN is to

A

transmit different information from upper motor neurons in cortex to lower levels of the CNS

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11
Q

……………………. system innervates ………………………… predominately on the opposite side of the body

A

UMN

LMN

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12
Q

corticospinal tract

A

fibers that run from the cortex to the spinal chord.

  • large crossed motor tract
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13
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coticobulbar tract

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fibers that run from motor cortex to the motor nuclei in the brain stem - cranial nerves

  • smaller uncrossed motor tract
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14
Q

Direct Motor Pathway:

Originates from the …………… to the …………………. motor neurons

A

Pyramidal Cells

Lower Alpha

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15
Q

Indirect Motor Pathway:

The path from the …………… to the ……………..

A

Upper Motor Neuron

Lower Motor Neuron

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16
Q

The ……………………….. tract and the ………………… tract make up the direct pathway

A

Corticospinal (Pyramidal)

Corticobulbar

17
Q

The …………………………. tracts make up the indirect pathway

A

Extrapyramidal

18
Q

Direct motor pathways are responsible for …………………… and ………………………

A

Purposive Movements

Phasic Commands

19
Q

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

A

Motor Cortex

1 - motor nuclei

2 - ventral horns

20
Q

Fibers in …………. …………. tract decussate at base of pyramids in medulla

A

lateral corticospinal

21
Q

Fibers in …………….. ………….. descend on same side, and most cross over to opposite side at level close to target lower motor neuron

A

anterior corticospinal

22
Q

For CN V - Trigeminal

A lesion in an UMN will cause paralysis of mastication muscles on the …………… to the lesion

A

opposite side

23
Q

For CN V- Trigeminal

A lesion in LMN will cause damage on the …………………… to the lesion.

A

ipsilateral - same side

24
Q

For CN VII:

UMN Pathway to target LMN for muscles of the …………….. ……….. are only ……………………….

A

lower face

contralateral ( opposite side)

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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
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For CN VII: A LMN lesion causes .......
paralysis of half of the face
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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
28
For CNs IX , X , XI: A LMN lesion will cause ........
ipsilateral paralysis
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The exception of CN XI : - this tract is primarily ......................... , thus an UMN lesion can cause ......................... paralysis of SCM and the trapezius muscles
Contralateral Contralateral
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For CN XII: The UMN pathway targets the LMN for the .................................... muscles of the tongue are primarily ..................................
- Genioglossus | - contralateral
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For CN XII: A UMN lesion will cause ............................... of the genioglossus muscle on the ....................... side of the lesion
voluntary paralysis opposite
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For CN XII: A LMN lesion will result in ............................ paralysis on the ............................... side
paralysis ipsilateral
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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
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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
35
Name the Major Control Circuit Structures
Basal Gangila Cerebellum those are apart of the extrapyramidal system
36
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