Pons Flashcards

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1
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contains which CN?

A

VIII, VII, VI, V

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2
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SSA (VIII)

A

organ of corti to spiral ganglion to cochlear nuclei

cristae amp. and macula to vestibular ganglion to vestibular nuclei

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3
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GSA (VII)

A

from skin of outer ear to spinal trigeminal nucleus

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4
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SVA (VII)

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from anterior 2/3 taste buds to the nucleus of the solitary tract

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5
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GVE (VII)

A

superior salivatory nucleus provides parasympathetic to both the pterygopalatine ganglion (lacrimal gland) and the submandibular ganglion (submandibular and sublingual glands)

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6
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SVE (VII)

A

facial motor nucleus to the muscles of facial expression

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7
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UMN lesion involving the facial muscles

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follows corticobulbar tract; spares forehead

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8
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LMN lesion inolving facial muscles

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facial nerve or nucleus affected, entire half of face is paralyzed (Bell’s)

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9
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GSE (VI)

A

abducens nucleus to lateral rectus muscle

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10
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abducens nerve lesion

A

no ipsilateral lateral gaze

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11
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abducens nucleus lesion

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no ipsilateral lateral gaze; no conjugate contralateral medial gaze

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12
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medial longitudinal fasciculus

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connects 6th and 3rd nuclei; lesion will lead to internuclear opthalmoplegia

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13
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GSA (V)

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from skin of face and anterior scalp, mouth/nasal mucus membranes. dura to the main sensory nucleus (like DCML), and the spinal trigeminal nucleus (like STT)
OR
from stretch receptors of muscles of mastication to the mesencephalic nucleus to the motor nucleus of V (jaw jerk reflex)

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14
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SVE (V)

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motor nucleus of V to muscles of mastication, tensor tympani, tensor veli palatini, mylohyoid, and anterior belly of the digastric

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15
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trigeminothalamics

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come from the spinothalamics via spinal nucleus V (carries pain and temp, blink)
come from medial leminiscus via main sensory nucleus (carries general tactile)
to cerebellum via the mesencephalic nucleus (carries joint position)

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16
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corneal reflex

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touch one cornea see bilateral blinking (via the relay reticular formation neuron)
Afferent is V1 to rostral portion of spinal nucleus V
efferent is from facial motor nucleus (VII) to orbicularis oculi

17
Q

jaw jerk reflex

A

from mesencephalic nucleus (V) to motor nucleus (V)

18
Q

lateral leminiscus

A

hearing

19
Q

superior olivary nucleus

A

sound localization

20
Q

trapezoid body

A

decussation; hearing

21
Q

MLF

A

conjugate eye movements

22
Q

raphe nuclei

A

serotonin production; pain system

23
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locus ceruleus

A

production of norepinephrine