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Brainstem II Flashcards

1
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cranial nerve problems: ipsilateral or contralateral?

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ipsilateral

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2
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the UMN tract from the cortex to the brainstem that innervates LMNs

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corticobulbar tract

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3
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what is alternating hemiplegia?

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ipsilateral tongue LMN signs; contralateral body UMN signs

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describe path of innervation to the tongue

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pyramidal cells from cerebral cortex, go through brainstem where they’re called corticobulbar tract, stop and innervate alpha motor neurons

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how can you have a UMN lesion involving the tongue? signs?

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a contralateral hypoglossal nucleus lesion (which is in the pons); weak, but no fasciculations)

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vocal cord paralysis: which cranial nerve is lesioned? which nucleus?

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CN X (vagus); ambiguous nucleus

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somatic sensory from outer ear: which nucleus?

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spinal trigeminal

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general visceral sensory from larynx, pharynx, thorax, abdomen; and special visceral sensory form taste buds of epiglottis: which nucleus?

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solitary nucleus, vagus nerve

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general visceral motor to thorax and abdomen: what nucleus?

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dorsal motor of vagus

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parasympathetics to the heart: what nucleus?

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nucleus ambiguous/visceral motor

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gag reflex: afferent limb, which nucleus? efferent limb, which nucleus?

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glossopharyngeal (IX) - SOLITARY NUCLEUS; vagus (X) - NUCLEUS AMBIGUUS

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visceral sensory from mucosa of pharynx what CN, what nucleus?

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glossopharyngeal; solitary nucleus

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pain from pharynx, posterior tongue: what cranial nerve? what nucleus?

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glossopharyngeal (IX) nerve; spinal trigeminal nucleus

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visceral motor functions of glossopharyngeal nerve: what nucleus? what function?

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inferior salivatory nucleus; parasympathetics to otic ganglion to innervate the parotid gland

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the branchial motor of the glossopharyngeal nerve: which nucleus? what function?

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nucleus ambiguus; branchial motor to stylopharyngeus muscle

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16
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internal arcuate fibers of DCML location

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medulla

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17
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decussation of the pyramids location (lat. corticospinal tract)

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medulla

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18
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where is the area postrema? function?

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circumventricular organ/emetic chemoreceptor in the medulla, very posterior at the obex. vomiting. no BBB.

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19
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function of medullary reticular formation

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arousal from sleep

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20
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Bell’s palsy: what nucleus/nerve?

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CN VII (LMN); corticobulbar nucleus on the ipsilateral side

21
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nucleus for branchial motor to muscles of facial expression

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facial motor nucleus

22
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which nucleus does parasympathetics to pterygopalatine ganglion (lacrimal gland) and submandibular ganglion (nervus intermedius) to submandib. and subling glands

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superior salivatory nucleus

23
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facial nerve motor to salivary, nasal, palatine, lacrimal glands: what nucleus?

A

superior salivatory

24
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nucleus for taste

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solitary nucleus

25
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facial nerve UMN lesion location

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corticobulbar lesion

26
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facial nerve lower motor neuron lesion location

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facial nucleus or facial nerve; Bell’s palsy

27
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medial strabismus: which nerve is lesioned?

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abducens (CN VI) - lateral rectus paralyzed

28
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symptoms of abducens nucleus lesion

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no lateral gaze eye same side + no conjugate contralateral medial gaze

29
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symptoms of abducens nerve lesion

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no lateral gaze eye same side

30
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medial longitudinal fasciculus: responsible for ?

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conjugate eye movements

31
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what does the medial longitudinal fasciculus connect?

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vestibular nucleus to CN 3, 4, and 6 AND abducens to oculomotor

32
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what causes internuclear ophthalmoplegia?

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lesion of the medial longitudinal fasciculus (contralateral III doesn’t)

33
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somatic sensory of trigeminal nerve: from skin of face and mucous membranes, dura: which nucleus?

A

main sensory nucleus, and spinal trigeminal nucleus

34
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somatic sensory of trigeminal nerve: from stretch receptors of muscles of mastication: which nucleus?

A

from mesencephalic nucleus to the motor nucleus of vagus

35
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which nucleus does jaw jerk reflex travel on?

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mesencephalic nucleus to motor nucleus of the vagus

36
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branchial motor of trigeminal nerve to muscles of mastication: which nucleus?

A

motor nucleus of vagus

37
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spinal trigeminal nucleus is to spinothalamics as main sensory nucleus is to ____

A

DC-ML (main sensory does deep touch, vibration, 2 pt discrimination)

38
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destination of the trigeminal system

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VPM (ventral posterior medial nucleus)

39
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destination of the spinal cord

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VPL (ventral posterolateral nucleus)

40
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skin of outer ear: which cranial nerves? which tract?

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7, 9, 10 - spinal trigeminal system

41
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small portion of oral cavity that ascends uncrossed

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dorsal trigeminal thalamic tract

42
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what neuron functions as corneal reflex (bilateral blinking)?

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relay reticular formation neuron

43
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name nerves and nuclei of corneal reflex

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sensory: V1 to rostral spinal nucleus (V); motor: facial nerve via facial motor nucleus

44
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jaw jerk reflex: monosynaptic or polysynaptic?

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monosynaptic

45
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name nerves and nuclei of jaw jerk reflex

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sensory: V via mesencephalon nucleus; motor: V via motor nucleus to masseter and temporal muscle

46
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only place where there are pseudounipolar neurons inside the CNS itself

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trigeminal ganglion and nucleus

47
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type of neuron for jaw jerk reflex

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pseudounipolar

48
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function of superior olivary nucleus; function of lateral lemniscus

A

sound localization; hearing.

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