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Spinal cord Flashcards

exam 1- written

1
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elaborated by the choroid plexus in the ventricles

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CSF

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2
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At birth the spinal cord ends between

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L2/L3

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3
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in adults the spinal cord ends between

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L1/L2

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4
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cervical enlargement

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C5-T1

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5
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Lumbar enlargement

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L3-S2

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6
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how is the spinal cord segment defined?

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by a pair of spinal nerves

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7
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Dorsal root is

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sensory

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8
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Ventral root is

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motor

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9
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muscle innervated by a single nerve root constitute a

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myotome

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10
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Stretch Reflex:
Striking the patellar tendon activates ________________, which then monosynaptically excite ______________ that innervate the stretched muscle.

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Stretch Reflex:
Striking the patellar tendon activates muscle spindle primary endings, which then monosynaptically excite alpha motor neurons that innervate the stretched muscle.

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Reciprocal Inhibition:
Striking the patellar tendon initiates a stretch reflex (excitation of the quadriceps) and it also causes _______ of the motor neurons to the antagonist hamstring muscles.

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Reciprocal Inhibition:
Striking the patellar tendon initiates a stretch reflex (excitation of the quadriceps) and it also causes inhibition of the motor neurons to the antagonist hamstring muscles.

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12
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gray matter is divided into

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dorsal and ventral horns

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13
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white matter iis divided into

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funiculi… bundle of nerve fibers

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14
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Phrenic nucleus found in

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C3-C5

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15
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Substantia gelationiosa

found in

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All

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16
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Body of posterior horn found in

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All

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17
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Clarke’s nucleus found in

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T1-L2

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18
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Intermediolateral column found in

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T1-L3

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19
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Parasympathetic nucleus found in

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S2-S4

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20
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Accessory nucleus found in

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medulla- C5

21
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Substantia gelatinosa function

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modulate transmission of pain and temperature information sensory processing

22
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Body of posterior horn function

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sensory processing

23
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Clarke’s nucleus function

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posterior spinocerebellar cells

24
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longitudinal organization

which side of the body to which cortex?

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long tracts bringing information to and from cortex

left cortex to right side of body

25
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somatotopic organization

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arranged systematically according to parts of the body surface

26
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Dorsal root ganglion neuron

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1st order neuron

27
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Brainstem or spinal cord neuron

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2nd order neuron

28
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Thalamus neuron

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3rd order neuron

29
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Dorsal column pathway modalities (3)

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  1. position sense
  2. vibration sense
  3. 2- point discriminatory touch
30
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Cuneate Fasciculus goes from

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T5 and above

31
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Gracile Fasciculus is from

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T6 and below

32
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Spinothalamic pathway modalities

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localization of pain and temperature

33
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True or False:

long tract lesions cause deficits at the level of the lesion and below

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True

34
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Suspended sensory loss lesions

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do not involve the long tracts and therefore they reveal a band-like distribution of deficit

35
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the spinothalamic tract goes through which other tract

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Lissauer’s tract

36
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origin of the spinothalamic tract from the ________, from neurons in _______ ______ and deeper neurons

A

Dorsal horn and Substantia Gelatinosa

37
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pain seeming to originate from a specific area of the body surfaces as a result of a damaged internal organ

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referred pain

38
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corticospinal pathway is for (1) and it is defined into (2)

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(1) voluntary fine movement of distal extremities

(2) upper motor neuron and lower motor neuron

39
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Cell body in cortex (axon traverses brainstem and SC)

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upper motor neuron

40
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cell body in ventral horn of the spinal cord (axon heads to striated muscle)

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lower motor neuron

41
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Clonus

A

upper motor neuron lesion

42
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Spastic paralysis

A

upper motor neuron lesion

43
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hyperreflexia

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upper motor neuron lesion

44
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clasp knife reflex

A

upper motor neuron lesion

45
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babinski sign reflex

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upper motor neuron lesion

46
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Flaccid paralysis

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lower motor neuron lesion

47
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atrophy

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lower motor neuron lesion

48
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fasciculation (anterior horn cell involvment)

A

lower motor neuron lesion

49
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diminished reflexes

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lower motor neuron lesion

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