Ch. 15 Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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CNS communicates tracts

A

ascending or descending

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2
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ascending tracts go

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inferior to superior/ brain

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3
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descending tracts carry info

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brain to spinal cord or superior to inferior

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4
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sensory ascending tracts involve neurons #

A

3

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5
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first order neuron sensory ascending tracts

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convey info about stimulus to environments

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6
Q

first order neuron enter through

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dorsal root of spinal cord

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7
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cell body first order neuron is

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clustered with others

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8
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first order synapses on cell body to be

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second order neuron

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9
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second order neuron specialty

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crosses over to opposite side of body aka deccesation

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10
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second order neuron goes into brain to synapses again to be

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third order neuron

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11
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left foot will be processed

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right side brain

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12
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sensory modality arrangment

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pain are with pain, fine touch with fine touch

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13
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somatotopic arrangement

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fine touch neurons lower limb are in certain tract, upper limb different tract

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14
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medial lateral rule

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inferior are arranged medially while neurons are superior will be more laterally

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15
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posterior columns located

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posterior columns in white matter

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16
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posterior columns convey

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limb position, fine touch, pressure, vibration

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17
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posterior column 1st neuron

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starts at receptor then conveys info into posterior column into medulla oblongata to then synapse

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18
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posterior column 2nd neuron

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medulla oblongata decussate and ascend to thalamus

19
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posterior column 3rd neuron

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convey info to primary somatosensory cortex

20
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anterior spinothalamic tract carries

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info about crude touch and pressure

21
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anterior spinothalamic tract first order neurons

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receptor pass up to spinal cord and terminates

22
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anterior spinothalamic tract second order neurons

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located in dorsal horn gray mater, decussate to other side and ascend to thalamus

23
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anterior spinothalamic tract 3rd order

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synapse again and goes to primary somatosensory cortex

24
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lateral spinothalamic tracts located

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lateral white column spinal cord

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lateral spinothalamic tracts carry info on
pain and temp
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lateral spinothalamic tracts 1st order
start at receptor up to spinal cord and synapse at entry
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lateral spinothalamic tracts 2nd order
decussate and ascend to thalamus
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lateral spinothalamic tracts third order
start thalamus and go to primary somatosensory cortex
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spinocerebellar tracts carry info about
proprioception (unaware)
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spinocerebellar tracts first order
receptor to spinal cord to stop
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second order neurons first type
decussate immediately to the brain to decussate again to end in same place
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second order neuron second type
doesn't decussate up to cerebellum
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motor descending tracts conduct
efferent impulses from brain to spinal cord
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how many motor neurons in a pathway
at least 2
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spinal cord main tracts
anterior and lateral corticospinal tract
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upper motor neurons originate in
primary motor cortex
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% of axons decussate in pyramids and enter lateral corticospinal tract on contralateral side
85
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% of axons enter anterior corticospinal tract on ipsilateral side and decussate at targeted segment
15
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subconscious motor pathways help control
neck, trunk, and limbs
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ALS means
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
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ALS is progressing
rapidly
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ALS affects control of
motor
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ALS more common in
males
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symptoms of ALS after age
40