Lecture 16- Brainstem 3 Flashcards

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What “broadman’s area”the primary motor cortex? What lobe is it located in?

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area 4- precentral gyrus of the frontal lobe

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Where are the first order neurons for the corticospinal and corticobulbar tracts?

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primary motor cotrex (area 4-precentral gyrug of the frontal lobe)

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Where does the decussation of the lateral corticospinal tract occur?

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caudal medulla

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What tract carries taste fibers from the nucleus solitarius to the VPM of the thalamus?

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central tegmental tract

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Where do fibers in the nucelus of the tractus solitarius project?

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  • reflex to dorsal motor nucleus of X
  • aascending to VPM of thalamus
  • Reticular formation and salivtory nuclei
  • ascending to parabrachial nucleus
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Where do taste fibers in the parabrachial nucleus project?

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hypothalamus-visceromotor response

amygdala- learning about food

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What pathway do axons use to project from the cochlear nuclei to the inferior colliculus?

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lateral lemniscus

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What pathway do fibers use to project bilaterally to the superior olivary complex?

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trapezoid body

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Where do fibers from the superior olivary complex project?

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to the inferior colliculus via the lateral lemnsicus

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Where do fibers containing auditory information in the inferior colliculus project to?

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medial geniculate body (nucleus)(via the brachium of the inferior colliculus)

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Where do fibers in the medial geniculate body project?

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primary auditory cortex (areas 41)

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What is the purpose of the lateral vestibulospinal tract?

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antigravity control

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Input from the fastigial nucleus of the cerebellum travels in which peduncle to leave the cerebellum?

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inferior cerebellar peduncle (ipsilateral)

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Input from the dentate, emboliform and glosbose nuclei travel to the contralateral side of the body via what structure?

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superior cerebellar peduncle

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What system is the superior olivary nucleus involved in?

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auditory (S-O–> Sound)

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What system is the lateral lemniscus involved in?

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auditory system

17
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Which cerebellar peduncle contains the majority of the efferent fibers from the cerebellum?

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superior cerebellar peduncle

18
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What type of fibers are carried in the dorsal spinocerebellar tract?

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muscle sense from C8 and below

19
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What tract carries muscle cense from above C8?

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Cuneocerebellar Tract

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Where does the cuneocerebellar tract terminate?

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external cuneate nucleus

21
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What tract terminates in the external cuneate nucleus?

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cuneocerebellar tract

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What fibers does the olivocerebellar tract?

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motor and sensory input to the cerebellum from the inferior olive

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Where are the auditory fibers of the lateral lemniscus headed?

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inferior colliculus

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What fiber types does the brachium of the inferior colliculus contain?

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auditory afferents to the medial geniculate nucleus (HEAR ME)

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What type of sensory information does the central tegmental tract contain?
taste (from nucleus of the solitary tract) Vestibulation (from vestibular nuclei) to VPL in thalamus
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What is the role of the MLF/ Medialvestibulospinal tract?
vestibulo-ocular control of head eye and neck movement
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How does information from the vestibular nuclei travel to the cerebellum?
Via the inferior cerebellar peduncle
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What is the role of the reticulospinal tract?
receives input from vestibular nuclei-involved in muscle tone and posture
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What 4 afferent pathways and 1 efferent pathway travel through the inferior cerebellar peduncle?
4 Afferent - Olivocerebellar (inf. olive) - Vestibulocerebellar (vestibular nuc.) - Dorsal Spinocerebellar (clarkes column) - Cuneocerebellar (external cuneate nuc) 1 Efferent -Output from fastigial nucleus to the reticular formation