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Ascending Sensory Pathways Flashcards

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What are the 1st order neurons for DCML pathway?

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Dorsal root ganglia; Axons ascend as Fasciculus gracilis (LE) and Fasciculus Cuneatus (UE)

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What does the Dorsal Column Medial Lemniscal Pathway (DCML) carry?

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Discriminative tactile sensations from the body

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What are the 3rd order nuclei for the DCML pathway?

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VPL in Thalamus

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What are the 2nd order nuclei for DCML?

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Nucleus Gracilis (LE) and Nucleus cuneatus (UE) Axons ascend as Medial Lemniscus

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What is the destination for the DCML pathway?

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Primary Somatosensory Cortex

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Where does the DCML pathway decussate?

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2nd order axons cross in the Medulla (fibers called internal Arcuate Fobers that represent sensory decussation for discriminative sense)

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What is the DCML innervated by?

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by A-beta afferents that (enter the SC in medial regions of Lissauer’s tract )

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What does the Trigmenial Lemniscal pathway carry?

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Discriminative tactile sensations form the face

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What is the 1st order neuron for Trigmenial Lemniscal pathway?

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Trigmenial ganglion in pons

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What is the 2nd order neuron for Trigmenial Lemniscal pathway?

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Trigmenial main sensory nucleus (axons ascend as Trigmenial Lemniscus)

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What is the 3rd order neuron for Trigmenial Lemniscal pathway?

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VPM in thalamus

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What is the destination for Trigmenial Lemniscal pathway?

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Primary Somatosensory cortex

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What is the decussation for Trigmenial Lemniscal pathway?

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2nd order axons cross in the PONS

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What is the innervation for Trigmenial Lemniscal pathway?

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A-beta afferents

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What does the Spinothalamic Tract carry?

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Pain, thermal sense, and crude touch from body

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What is the 1st order neuron for the (lateral) Spinothalamic tract?

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DRG (A-delta and C afferents)

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What is the 2nd order neuron for the (lateral) Spinothalamic tract?

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Substantia gelantinosa of Rexed’s lamina II

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What is the 3rd order neuron for the (lateral) Spinothalamic tract?

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VPL in Thalamus

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What is the destination for the (lateral) Spinothalamic tract?

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Primary Somatosensory cortex

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What is the decussation for the (lateral) Spinothalamic tract?

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2nd order sensory axons in SC (anterior white commisure) w/in 1-2 levels of entering the SC

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What do some fibers in the (lateral) Spinothalamic tract terminate as?

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Brainstem reticular formation and are called spinoreticular tract fibers

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What does the Trigeminothalmic tract carry?

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carries pain and thermal sense from free nerve endings and heat and cold receptors in the face

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What is the 1st order neuron for the Trigeminothalmic tract?

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Trigeminal ganglion (A-delta and C afferens)

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What is the 2nd order neuron for the Trigeminothalmic tract?

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Spinal nucluds of the trigeminal nerve in the MEDULLA

remember: They descended ipsilaterally when they entered the pons and synapsed on neurons

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What is the 3st order neuron for the Trigeminothalmic tract?

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VPM in the Thalamus

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What is the destination of the Trigeminothalmic tract?

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Primary somatosensory

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How did the Trigeminothalmic tract descend to get to 2nd order?

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Ipsilaterally

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What does the Dorsal Spinocerebellar tract carry (DSCT)?

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Unconscious proprioceptive info from LE (lower)

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What is the 1st order neuron for Dorsal Spinocerebellar tract (DSCT)?

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DRG (group Ia, Ib, II afferens)

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What is the 2nd order neuron for Dorsal Spinocerebellar tract (DSCT)?

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Clarke’s column (some alpha neurons directly)

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What is the 3rd order neuron for Dorsal Spinocerebellar tract (DSCT)?

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None terminates in Vermis!

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What is the destination for Dorsal Spinocerebellar tract (DSCT)?

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Cerebellum via Inferior Cerebellar Peduncle

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What is the decussation neuron for Dorsal Spinocerebellar tract (DSCT)?

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NONE

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What is the information for Dorsal Spinocerebellar tract (DSCT) used for?

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Fine coordination of posture and movement of the limb muscles (mostly Lower Extremity)

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What does the Spinocuneocrebellar tract (SCCT) carry?

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Unconscious proprioceptive info from the UE (upper)

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What are the 1st order neurons for Spinocuneocrebellar tract (SCCT)?

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DRG (axons ascend in Fasciculus Cuneatus)

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What are the 2nd order neurons for Spinocuneocrebellar tract (SCCT)?

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Nucleus cuneatus

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What are the 3rd order neurons for Spinocuneocrebellar tract (SCCT)?

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NONE

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What is the destination for Spinocuneocrebellar tract (SCCT)?

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Cerebellum (Inferior Peduncle)

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What is the information for Spinocuneocrebellar tract (SCCT) used for?

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In Fine coordination of posture and movement of UE (upper)

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What does the Ventral(Anterior) Spinocerebellar tract (VSCT) carry?

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Info about descending motor signals to THORAX and LUMBAR of SC

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What are the 1st order neurons for Ventral Spinocerebellular tract (VSCT)?

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Rexed Lamina 5, 6, and 7 of thorax and lumbar SC; axons ascend in Lateral Funiculus

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What are the 2nd order neurons for Ventral Spinocerebellular tract (VSCT)?

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NONE

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What are the 3rd order neurons for Ventral Spinocerebellular tract (VSCT)?

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NONE

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What is the destination for Ventral Spinocerebellular tract (VSCT)?

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Bilaterally to Cerebellum via Superior Peduncle

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What is the decussation for Ventral Spinocerebellular tract (VSCT)?

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1st order axons in SC (anterior white commissure)

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What happens to the Ventral Spinocerebellular (VSCT) fibers?

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Most fibers cross again the cerebellum and are ipsilateral to the stimulus *(Some can remain contralateral from the side of stimulus)

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What does the Rostral Spinocerebellular tract (RSCT) carry?

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info about descending motor signals to cervical SC

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What are the 1st order neurons for Rostral Spinocerebellular tract (RSCT)?

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Rexed Lamina 5, 6, and 7 of cervical SC

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What is the destination for Rostral Spinocerebellular tract (RSCT)?

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Cerebellum (via Superior and Inferior Peduncle)

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Lesion on the Periphery region for DCML will cause?

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Ipsilateral loss

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Lesion on the Spinal region for DCML will cause?

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ipsilateral loss

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Lesion on the Medulla region for DCML will cause?

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Contralateral loss (lower medulla)

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Lesion on the Cerebrum, Midbrain, and pons regions for DCML will cause?

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Entire contralateral loss

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Lesion on the Periphery region for Spinothalamic Tract will cause?

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ipsilateral loss

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Lesion on the Spinal region for Spinothalamic Tract will cause?

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Contralateral loss

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Lesion on the Medulla region for Spinothalamic Tract will cause?

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Mixed hemianesthesia (upper medulla/ lower pons)

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Lesion on the Cerebrum, Midbrain, and Pons regions for Spinothalamic Tract will cause?

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Entire contralateral loss

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