Spinal Tracts Flashcards

1
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lateral spinothalamic

A

pain and temperature

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2
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ventral spinothalamic

A

pressure and crude touch

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3
Q

dorsal column

A

vibration, proprioception and two point discrimination

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4
Q

spinocerebellar

A

proprioception in joints and muscles

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5
Q

cuneocerebellar

A

proprioception in joints and muscles

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6
Q

spinotecetal

A

tactile, painful and thermal stimuli

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7
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spinoreticular

A

integration of stimuli from joints and muscles into the reticular formation

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8
Q

spino-olivary

A

additional information to the cerebellum as an accessory pathway

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9
Q

corticospinal

A

voluntary, discrete, skilled motor activities

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10
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reticulospinal

A

regulation to voluntary movements and reflexes

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11
Q

rubrospinal

A

promotion of flexor and inhibition of extensor muscle activity

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12
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vestibulospinal

A

inhibition of flexor and promotion of extensor muscle activity

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13
Q

tectospinal

A

postural movements from visual stimuli

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14
Q

where does the spinal cord finish

A

L1

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15
Q

where are the lordosis - forward curvatures in the spine

A

cervical and lumbar regions

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16
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where are the kyphosis - backwards curvatures in the spine

A

thoracic and sacral regions

17
Q

what does the spinal cord taper off to form

A

the conus medullaris

18
Q

at the inferior border of L1, what is the filamentous extension of the spinal cord that continues caudally, to the point of insertion at the coccyx

A

filum terminale

19
Q

at the lumber enlargement, what do the spinal nerves aborize to form

A

the cauda equina, which exits the vertebral canal via the respective foramina

20
Q

what is Clarke’s nucles

A

nucleus dorsalis found in the dorsal column

21
Q

what does the ventral grey column contain

A

cell bodies of the alpha motor fibres that relay information to that suit

22
Q

what does the intermediate column contain

A

houses cells that produce the preganglionic sympathetic trtacts

23
Q

what is each half of the grey column united by

A

a horizontal grey commisure

24
Q

anterior funiculus

A

limited medially by the ventral median sulcus, and laterally by the ventrolateral sulcus

25
Q

lateral funiculus

A

limited ventrally and dorsally by the ventrolateral and dorsolateral sulci

26
Q

posterior funiculus

A

located lateral to the dorsal median sulcus and medial the dorsolateral sulcus

27
Q

what can the dorsal funiculus be divided into

A

the gracile and cuneate fasiculus

28
Q

where do the fibres of the rubrospinal tract originate

A

the red nucleus of the midbrain and travels through the spinal cord

29
Q

overview of the pyramidal tracts

A
30
Q

what do Pacinian corpuscles sense

A

vibration and pressure sensation

31
Q

what do meissner’s corpuslces sense

A

light touch

32
Q

what do Merkel’s discs sense

A

pressure receptors

33
Q

what do Golgi tendons sense

A

proprioception