Brainstem and Cranial Nerve Nuclei Flashcards

(32 cards)

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fasciculus gracilis

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fine touch and vibratory from below T7

DCML

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nucleus gracilis

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fine touch and vibratory from below T7

DCML

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fasciculus cuneatus

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fine touch and vibratory above T7

DCML

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nucleus cuneatus

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fine touch and vibratory above T7

DCML

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5
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pyramid

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fibers going to contralateral side

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6
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pyramidal decussation

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corticospinal fibers crossing the midline

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spinal trigeminal nucleus

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pain and temp from ipsilateral face

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8
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spinal trigeminal nucleus is equibalent to the

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substantia gelatinous of spinal cord

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9
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spinal trigeminal tract

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pain and temp from ipsilateral side of face

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10
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spinal trigeminal tract is equivalent to

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lissauer’s tract

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ALS

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pain and temp from contralateral side of body

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medial lemniscus

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fine touch and sensory from contralateral body

rotates up rostrally

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medial lemniscus homunculus in medulla

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feet inferior

arms superior

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14
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medial longitudinal fasciculus

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head and eye movements

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15
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inferior olivary nucleus

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diverse afferents to the spinal cord, red nucleus, deep cerebellar nuclei
efferents cross midline via internal arcuate fibers

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16
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inferior cerebellar peduncle aka

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restiform body

17
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inferior cerebellar peduncle

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major input route for cerebellum

gets larger rostrally

18
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lateral cuneate nucleus

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proprioceptive primary afferents

19
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pontine fibers

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go across and separate the corticospinal tract and the medial lemniscus

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central tegmentum tract

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afferents and efferents of reticular formation

projection of red nucleus to ipsilateral inferior olivary nucleus

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middle cerebellar peduncle aka

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brachium pontis

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middle cerebellar peduncle

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largest peduncle
fibers from contralateral pontine nuclei that end in cerebellar cortex
(formed by pontine fibers)

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superior cerebellar peduncle aka

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brachium conjunctivum

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superior cerebellar peduncle

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major efferent route of cerebellum to control lateral red nucleus and thalamus
also goes to contralateral inferior olivary nucleus

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periaqueductal gray
descending pain control to nucleus raphe magnus
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inferior colliculus
link to auditory system via brachium of inferior colliculus to the medial geniculate nucleus
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superior colliculus
visual attention and control of eye movements
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substantia nigra
dopaminergic neurons | between the red nucleus and cerebral peduncle
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3 sections of the reticular formation
lateral medial raphe nuclei
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lateral zone of reticular formation
cranial nerve reflexes and visceral functions
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medial zone of reticular formation
where most long ascending and descending projections come from
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raphe nuclei of reticular formation
source of ascending and descending serotonergic projections