Unit 2- Spinal Cord Part II Flashcards
Which ascending tracts decussate into the spinal cord?
Anterolateral spinothalmic tract
Anterior spinocerebellar tract
Which neurological condition can affect the cauda equina?
M.S.
Pseudounipolar neuron is for ______ detection
sensory
Sensory afferent system
Central processes of the _____ order neuron: CNS
Some decussate: Where?
Some not
_______, _______, and ______ funiculus (white matter)
1st
anterior white commisure
dorsal, anterior, lateral
CNS crossover: ______ mater
dura
Label
The DCML has sensory decussation in the ___________
medulla
The _______ system has no decussation in the spinal cord, but crosses over at the medulla
DCML
What’s unique about T6?
autonomic dysreflexia can happen here
The DCML has _______ _______ axons
For ?
giant myelinated
proprioception, fine touch, vibration
The anterolateral system: aka _________ tract
spinothalamic
The STT is _____ or has ____-_________ axons
poorly
non-myelinated
The STT tract contains _____ fibers and synapses with the _____ order neurons (dorsal horn)
C
2nd
The lateral spinothalamic tract is for _____ pain, _______, and ______ touch, ______
decussates where?
__________ maintained
sharp
temperature
crude
itch
The anterior spinothalamic tract is for _______ pain, has ________ projection, and no _________ maintained
diffuse
bilateral
somatotopy