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Neurophys 5-6 Flashcards

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Somatic motor pathways

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Control skeletal muscle

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Visceral motor pathways

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Control GIT, glands etc

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Telencephalon

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Cerebrum

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Diencephalon

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Thalamus, hypothalamus

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Mesencephalon

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Midbrain

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Metencephalon

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Cerebellum & pons

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Myelencephalon

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Medulla oblongata

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Motor areas

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Prefrontal cortex - planning
Premotor cortex - coordination
Frontal eye field - control of eye movement
Motor cortex - sit of upper motor neuron cell bodies

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Motor cortex

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Post cruciate gyrus - pelvic, thoracic limb
Rostrum suprasylvian gyrus - eyelid, ear, masseter, temporalis muscles, lateral cervical muscles

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pyramidal decussation

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Site where axon in lateral corticospinal tract crossing midline
Located in caudal medulla

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Corticospinal tracts

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Composed of upper motor neurons
Cell bodies in motor cortex
Axons descending through white matter of brain
Synapse Lower motor neuron in ventral grey matter of spinal cord
Neurotransmitter = glutamate
All axons cross to other side - cross over pyramid region of medulla (lateral corticospinal tract)

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Lateral corticospinal tracts function

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Voluntary control of skeletal muscle in distal limbs
Upper motor neuron - cell body in primary motor cortex
Axon crosses midline in the ventral medulla
Axon descends in the lateral corticospinal tract
Synapses on lower motor neuron in ventral horn

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Extrapyramidal system functions

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Other pathways synapse on upper and lower motor neurons
Functions:
Control postural reflex
Control of head and eye movement
Regulation of muscle tone
Alternative motor pathway

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Basal nuclei function

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Initiation movement selection of motor response eye movement motivation

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Reticular formation function

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Web group of interconnected nuclei in brain stem
Regulating alertness and consciousness
Norepinephrine, acetylcholine, serotonin

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Vestibular nuclei

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Input from inner ear
Info abt position & acceleration
Transmitter = glutamate
Vestibular ataxia

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Cerebellum function & organization

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Motor coordination
Hemispheres and vermis
Grey matter & white matter
- granular - purkinje - molecular
Connected to brain stem by white matter tracts

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Input sensors of cerebellum

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Vestibular nerve & nuclei - detect movement
Spinocerebellar tracts - detect body position
Motor cortex - movement info

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UMN LMN synapse

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Neurotransmitter = glutamate
Ionotropic receptors
Results = EPSP

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Lower motor neuron function & location cranial nerves

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Transmits signals to CNS to effector organ
Somatic = skeletal, directly Innervation
Ventral horn of spinal cord
- cell bodies in brain nuclei (cranial nerves)

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Alpha motor neurons

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Located in ventral grey matter of spinal cord
Inputs excitatory from upper MN (glutamate)
Inhibitory from Interneurons (GABA)
Modulators from extrapyramidal system
Output - axon synapses on skeletal muscle cells
Releases acetylcholine, causes contraction

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Upper motor neuron disease

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Results in paralysis or paresis
Spasticity

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Lower motor neuron disease

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Paralysis
Flaccidity

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Pyramidal tract section

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Paresis
Flaccidity

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Motor unit

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One alpha motor neuron + all innervated muscle fibers
Fine motor control, strength, each muscle fiber is innervated by just 1 motor neuron

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Motor pool

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Groups of motor neurons that innervate all the fibers in a single muscle
MN extends over several spinal cord segments

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Motor spinal nerves

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Cell bodies in ventral horn
Spinal nerve branches combine to innervate specific muscles

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Structure of peripheral nerves

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Axon - myelinated or unmyelinated
Connective tissue - endometrium, around individual axons
Perineurium - around bundles of axons
Epineurium - around nerves
Schwann cells - myelinates axons

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NMJ

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Synapse between a motor neuron and a muscle cell

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Somatic NS

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Neurotransmitter = acetylcholine
Receptors - nicotinic cholinergic
= channel opens & Na+ flows into cell = depolarization
Ca released in to Endo ret = muscle contraction

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Cranial nerves vs spinal nerves

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Cranial - have either Motor or sensory
Spinal - always have both sensory & motor

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Nerves w sensory nerves

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Olfactory, optic, trigeminal, facial, vestibulocochlear, glossopharyngeal, vagus

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Nerves with motor function

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Occulomotor, trochlear, trigeminal, abducent, facial, glossopharyngeal, vagus, spinal accessory, hypoglossal

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Nerves with both motor and sensory

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Trigeminal, facial, glossopharyngeal, vagus

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Origin of cranial nerve III, IV, VI

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Occulomotor, trochlear, abducent
Mesencephalon, myelencephalon

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Origin of cranial nerve V

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Trigeminal
Metencephalon (3 branches)

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Origin of cranial nerve VII

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Facial
Myelencephalon

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Origin of cranial nerve IX

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Glossopharyngeal
Myelencephalon

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Origin of cranial nerve X

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Vagus
Myelencephalon

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Origin of cranial nerve XI

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Spinal accessory
Myelencephalon

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Origin of cranial nerve XII

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Hypoglossal
Myelencephalon

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Out put of cerebellum

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Motor cortex via thalamus - limb & body movement
Cranial nerve motor nuclei - head & eye movement

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Neurotransmitters of cerebellum

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Trans : purkinje cells - GABA
Neurons in cerebellar nuclei release glutamine

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Location and function of lower motor neurons - spinal nerves

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Ventral grey matter of spinal cord (spinal nerves)
Axons - in spinal or cranial nerves
Axon terminal - synapses w muscle or gland cell

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Alpha motor neurons - input & output

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Inputs excitatory from upper MN (glutamate)
Output - axon synapses on skeletal muscle cells

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Alpha motor neurons - inhibition and modulation

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Inhibitory from Interneurons (GABA)
Modulators from extrapyramidal system

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Neurotransmitters released by alpha motor neurons

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Releases acetylcholine, causes contraction

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location of corticospinal neurons

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Composed of upper motor neurons
Cell bodies in motor cortex
Axons descending through white matter of brain

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Reactions of corticospinal neurons

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Synapse Lower motor neuron in ventral grey matter of spinal cord
Neurotransmitter = glutamate
All axons cross to other side - cross over pyramid region of medulla (lateral corticospinal tract)

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lateral corticospinal tracts axon

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Axon crosses midline in the ventral medulla
Axon descends in the lateral corticospinal tract

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Lateral corticospinal tracts neurons

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Upper motor neuron - cell body in primary motor cortex
Synapses on lower motor neuron in ventral horn

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