Test 3.1 Flashcards

1
Q

What’s the structure of the GTO

A
  • encapsuled fluid filled sheath
  • located at the musclotendionus junction
  • series relationship to muscle fibers
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2
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What’s the function of the GTO

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  • sensitive to small changes in tension due to muscle contraction
  • not very sensitive to stretch
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3
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What are the central connections of GTO

A
  • 1b sensory neuron

- inhibits homoymous muscle/activities antagonist muscle

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4
Q

What are the two types of phases of muscle stretch

A

Dynamic and static

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5
Q

What does 1a axon respond best to dynamic or Phasic

A

Dynamics and static (velocity of stretch )

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6
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What does 2 axon respond best to dynamic or static phase

A

Static phase

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7
Q

Does 1a or 2 axon respond best to small changes in length

A

Both

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8
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Is the response for a 1a axon constant or varied for amplitude and speed

A

Amplitude : constant

Speed: varied

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9
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What’s the difference between 1a and 2 sensory axon

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1a innervates the nuclear bag dynamic fiber and 2 axon does not

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10
Q

Do you lose sensation with a joint replacement

A

No

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11
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What are the characteristic of joint receptors

A
  • free nerve ending (lot of them)
  • Merkel’s type ending
  • type 3 and 4 fibers (very slow)
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12
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What does GTO sense

A

Tension and force

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13
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Are afferent or efferent myelinated

A

Afferent

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14
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Which is faster and which is the second fastest 1a or 1b.

A

1a is the most fastest and 1b is the second fastest

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15
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What does 1b innervate and what does 1a innervate

A

1b innervates GTO

1a innervates muscle spindle

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16
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If collagen fiber is on slack does it get excited? And if it isn’t on excited does it get excited

A

If it’s on slack it doesn’t get excited and if it is not on slack it does get excited

17
Q

When you push on the dendrites what happens

A

You let sodium in leading into a excited response

18
Q

What is the inverse stretch reflex

A

A circuit that shuts off muscle if you get input from 1b

19
Q

Does intrafusal muscle cell give info about muscle cell or generate muscle force

A

Give info about muscle cell

20
Q

Does extrafusal muscle cells give info of muscle cell or generate muscle force

A

Generate muscle force

21
Q

Does primary ending fire at high or short frequencies

A

High frequency

22
Q

Does primary ending fire at high or short frequencies

A

Short frequencies

23
Q

What does gamma motor neurons maintain

A

Sensitivity of spindles

24
Q

If you stimulate the static gamma fiber what happens

A

You end up with a larger static response but no change in dynamic response

25
Q

If you stimulate dynamic response what happens

A

You get a larger dynamic response but no static response

26
Q

When at rest do you have a dynamic or static response

A

You have neither

27
Q

What are the two types of muscle receptors and explain them

A

Golgi tendon organ- specialized region of tendon (collagen fiber)

Muscle Spindle- specialized muscle cell, also parallel arrangement to muscle cell