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Tracts Flashcards

1
Q

astereognosis

A

unable to recognize shape of object in hand with eyes closed; associated with DCML (but would also need CST)

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2
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atopognosis

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unable to locate stimulus/point of touch; associated with DCML (mainly, but also with STT)

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3
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anhidrosis

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inability to sweat normally/unable to sweat. Common in Horner’s which is associated with HTST

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4
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miosis

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prolonged pupil constriction

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5
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ptosis

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drooping of eyelid

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6
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associated with Horner’s, associated with HTST

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anhidrosis, miosis, ptosis (IPSILAT)

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7
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C3

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in the supraclavicular fossa, at the midclavicular line

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8
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C6

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on the dorsal surface of the of the proximal phalanx of the thumb

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9
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C7

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on the dorsal surface of the proximal phalanx of the middle finger

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10
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C8

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on the dorsal surface of the proximal phalanx of the little finger

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11
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L3

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at the medial femoral condyle

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12
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L4

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over the medial malleolus

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13
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L5

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on the dorsum of the foot at the 3rd metatarsal phalangeal jt

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14
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S1

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lateral aspect of the calcaneus

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15
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S2

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midpoint of the popliteal fossa

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16
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MLF

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Medial longitudinal Fasciculus: ASTT and vestibulospinal tract; travel and terminate in cervical

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17
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STT 1st order neuron passes through

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RL I-IV, then AWC

18
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ASTT and LSTT join at

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middle medula

19
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ASTT and LSTT caudal medulla blood supply

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ASA

20
Q

STT rostral medulla blood supply

A

PICA

21
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STT 3rd ON

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VPL

22
Q

STT 2nd ON

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RL 1-4 or 5-7 (if ascends)

23
Q

STT caudal pons blood supply

A

LCBA, AICA

24
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STT rostral pons blood supply

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LCBA, S Cerebellar A

25
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STT caudal midbrain blood supply

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QA

26
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STT rostral midbrain blood supply

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QA, MPCA

27
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DCML 2nd ON

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NC/NG

28
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DCML 3rd ON

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VPL

29
Q

DCML medulla caudal and middle

A

PSA

30
Q

DCML medulla rostral

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ASA

31
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DCML pons caudal

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PMBA

32
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DCML pons rostral

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LCBA, SCA

33
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DCML midbrain caudal

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PMBA, SCQA, MPCA

34
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DCML midbrain rostral

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SCQA, MPCA

35
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DCML and STT PLIC blood supply

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ACRA

36
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CST PLIC blood supply

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lateral striate a

37
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CST blood supply to midbrain

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PMBA, SCQA, MPCA

38
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CST blood supply to pons

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PMBA

39
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CST blood supply to medulla

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ASA

40
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CST pyramidal decussation blood supply

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R and L ASA

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