Quiz 10 Flashcards
which nuclei comprise the striatum?
-putamen and caudate
-globus pallidus and caudate
-caudate and substantia nigra pars compacta
-putamen and pallidum
putamen and caudate
where are the cell body of medium spiny neurons located?
-striatum
-subthalamic nucleus
-substantia nigra pars compacta
-globus pallidus
striatum
output from the basal ganglia projects from which structures?
-globus pallidus and substantia nigra pars reticulata
-putamen and pallidum
-putamen and caudate
-globus pallidus and caudate
globus pallidus and substantia nigra pars reticulata
dopaminergic neurons that synapse on medium spiny neurons originate from which brain regions?
-subthalamic nucleus
-substantia nigra pars reticulata
-globus pallidus
-substantia nigra pars compacts
substantia nigra pars compacta
the neurotransmitter released by the medium spiny neurons of the striatum is
-glutamate
-GABA
-dopamine
-serotonin
GABA
efferent neurons from the globus pallidus that influence the activity of the motor areas of the cortex arise from the ____ segment and relay in the ____ before reaching the cortex
-internal; VA/VL thalamic nuclei
-external; substantia nigra pars compacta
-external; VA/VL thalamic nuclei
-internal; substantia nigra pars compacta
internal; VA/VL thalamic nuclei
the external segment of the globus pallidus projects to the internal segment and the ____ in the ____ pathway
-caudate; direct
-subthalamic nucleus; direct
-caudate; indirect
-subthalamic nucleus; indirect
subthalamic nucleus; indirect
parkinson’s disease is associated with loss of
-dopamine neurons in the subthalamic nuclei, leading to a hyperkinetic disorder
-dopamine neurons that project to the striatum, leading to a hypokinetic disorder
-dopamine neurons in the caudate, leading to a hypokinetic disorder
-glutamatergic neurons in the thalamus that project to the motor cortex, leading to a hypokinetic disorder
dopamine neurons that project to the striatum, leading to a hypokinetic disorder
people suffering from huntington’s disease have ____ inhibition of the VA/VL complex of the thalamus, leading to increased excitation of the ____
-increased; subthalamic nucleus
-decreased; internal globus pallidus
-increased; subthalamic nucleus
-decreased; frontal cortex
decreased; frontal cortex
T/F: hemiballismus, characterized by involuntary movements of the limbs, is the result of damage to the subthalamic nucleus
true