Ch 47 (test 1) Flashcards

1
Q

touch pressure and vibration are all associates with what kind of receptor

A

tactile–>mechanoreceptor

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2
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6 types of tactile receptors, where found, detect what kind of senses

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1) Free n. endings-on skin, touch and pressure
2) Meissners corpuscle-fingertips-touch
3) Merkels disc-fingertips-touch
4) tactile hair-initial contact-hair end organ
5) Ruffinis endings-deep skin-continuous deep sensation
6) Pacinian corpuscles-super and deep skin-rapid compression (adapts quickly)

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3
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receptive field size and adaptation rate of meissners, pacinian, merkels disk, ruffinis ending

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Meissners–Small/Rapid
Pacinian–Large/Rapid
Merkels–Small/Slow
Ruffinis–Large/Slow

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4
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most tactile receptors are what type of sensory fiber

A

type A beta

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5
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free nerve endings are what type of sensory fiber

A

A delta and C

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6
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what are the 2 sensory pathways to the CNS

A
  • Dorsal column-Medial Lemniscal (DC-ML)

- Anterolateral

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7
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what senses use the anterolateral pathway

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  • pain
  • thermal
  • touch
  • tickle
  • sexual sensations
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8
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what senses use the DC-ML

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  • localized touch
  • rapid transmission touch
  • vibrations
  • proprioception
  • fine pressure
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9
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which fibers are smaller, those that use the DC-ML or Anterolateral pathway

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anterolateral–small, unmyelinated

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10
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define pathway of DC-ML

A
  • enter cord and ascend thru dorsal column
  • synapse and decussates in medulla
  • continues to thalamus via medial lemniscus
  • synapse in thalamas, sent to SSA1
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11
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define pathway of anterolateral path

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  • synapses and decussates in cord
  • ascends thru spinothalamic/anterolateral column to thalamus
  • synapse in thalamus, sent to SSA1
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12
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what are the subregions of the dorsal column

A

fasciculus cuneatus

fasciculus gracilis

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13
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which subregion of the dorsal column is lateral/medial

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lateral-fasciculus cuneatus

medial–fasciculus gracilis

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14
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the ____ subregion of the dorsal column gets sensory info from C1-T6

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fasciculus cuneatus

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15
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the ____ subregion of the dorsal column gets sensory info from T7-down

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fasciculus gracilis

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16
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the sensory signal enters in which region of the cerebral cortex cell bodies

A

section IV

17
Q

which area of the SSA1 is known as Brodmans areas

A

5 and 7a

18
Q

define lateral inhibition

A

blocks lateral spread of excitatory signals

19
Q

muscle spindles determin what via proprioception

A

joint angulation

20
Q

what sensors are used for extreme joint angulation and movements of tendons, ligaments, and deep tissues

A
  • ruffinis
  • golgi tendon apparatus
  • pacinian
21
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characteristics of the anterolateral pathway system

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  • -slower velocities (A delta and C)
  • -poor degree of spatial localization (less lateral inhibition)
  • -less accurate gradations of intensities
  • -low ability to transmit rapid changing or repetitive signals