Neuron Flashcards

1
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Striatum

A

Caudate Nucleus + Putamen

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2
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Caudate Nucleus + Putamen called

A

Striatum

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3
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Globus Pallidus

A

Internal + external

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4
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Substantia Nigra

A

Produce 95% dopamine

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5
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95% dopamine produce in?

A

Substantia Nigra

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6
Q

One of Parkinson disease treatment

A

Levo-dopa

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7
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Levo-dopa function

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Chemically increase dopamine levels(precursor of dopamine, brain will make dopamine use enzyme)

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8
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Side effect of Levo-dopa

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Schizophreia such as depression

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9
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Neurotransmitters in Basal Ganglia

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GABA(-) + Glutamate(+)

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10
Q

Medial Lemniscus locate?

A

Lower pons

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11
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Gracile Nucleus + Cuneate Nucleus locate?

A

Lower Medulla

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12
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Internal Arcuate Fibres locate

A

Between Cuneate, Gracile nucleus and Medial Lemniscus

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13
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Third Neuron location in Medial Lemniscal system

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From Thalamus to middle of brain hemisphere(medial view, check textbook)

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14
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Where free nerve(spinothalamic tract- pain + temperature) change pathway

A

Spinal cord

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15
Q

Left arm spastic paralysis

A

right side pons(middle of pons) position has spastic paralysis(upper motor neuron)

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16
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Right arm spastic paralysis

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left side pons(middle of pons) position has spastic paralysis(upper motor neuron)

17
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Flaccid paralysis locate?

A

lower motor neuron

18
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Left body Flaccid paralysis

A

spinal cord damage(right brain control)

19
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Right body Flaccid paralysis

A

spinal cord damage(left brain control)

20
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Parkinson Disease

A

Substantia Nigra send not enough dopamine to striatum(Caudate + Putamen) to fill the striatum full cup, Glutamate send over dose to striatum from UMN cause excitotoxic, inhibitory neuron from striatum to Globus pallidus(internal) no longer inhibit inhibitory neuron from Globus pallidus(internal) to Thalamus(VA-VL). Therefore inhibit inhibitory neuron from Globus pallidus(internal) to Thalamus(VA-VL) fire without limit to inhibit VA-VL on UMN to decrease activity, therefore hypo-activity in peripheral and hypo-excitability in cortex. Therefore UMN decrease will decrease LMN to get difficult movement initiation.

21
Q

Another treatment of Parkinson’s disease(surgical)

A

Pallidotomy

22
Q

Side effect of Pallidotomy

A

If you cut both sides of Globus pallidus(internal) you will get Parkinson disease again

23
Q

Deep Brain Stimulation

A

put probe in the brain(pacemaker in the brain to stimulate Globus Pallidus(internal)) to let brain back to normal activity

24
Q

Hearing “please write note” give whole process

A

hearing sound → primary auditory cortex → Wernicke’s area → Arcuate fasciculus → Broca’s area → basal ganglia → Glutamate to striatum(Caudate nucleus + Putamen) → striatum to Globus pallidus internal via inhibitory neuron → Globus pallidus internal to thalamus VA-VL via inhibit neuron → thalamus VA-VL to Broca’s area → Upper motor neuron in primary motor cortex activate → UMN to LMN → writing → discriminative sensation → dorsal root → area 3+4(first neuron) → Gracile + Cuneate nucleus → crossing over in lower medulla via internal arcuate fibres → Medial Lemniscus(second neuron) → Thalamus VA-VL → Third neuron → Primary sensory cortex(middle part of cortex in textbook) → maybe use supramarginal + angular gyrus

25
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Pia matter

A

spinal cord soft matter inside

26
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Arachnoid matter

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spinal cord middle matter

27
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Dura matter

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outside hard matter

28
Q

Level of coccyx

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Filum Terminale externum

29
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Lumbar nerves

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Filum terminale internum

30
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Projection fibre

A

Internal capsule

31
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Commissure fibre

A

corpus callosum

32
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Association fibre

A

arcuate fasciculus

33
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What is cingulate gyrus and where it locate

A

It is part of limbic system(emotion) and locate corpus callosum

34
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Third ventricle location and function

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Near thalamus and its function is transport cerespinal fluid(CSF)

35
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Fourth ventricle location and function

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between cerebellum and inferior temporal lobe

Its function is transport CSF

36
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Forebrain(diencephalon)

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Thalamus, Hypothalamus, Pituitary gland, Third ventricle

37
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Midbrain

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Superior and inferior colliculi, cerebral aqueduct, cerebral peduncles(carry info between spinal cord and cerebral cortex, between cortex and pons)

38
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Hindbrain

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Cerebellum, pons, medulla, fourth ventricle