lecture 8 integration Flashcards

(14 cards)

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what is the function of the receptor endings?

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localized receptor potentials may summate- primary action potentials

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what is the function of the spinal cord nuclei?

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afferent neurotransmitters may summate- secondary actin potential

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what is the function of the brainstem nuclei?

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  • reticular system- descending inhibition and disinhibition
  • cranial nerve nuclei- afferent neurotransmitters may summate- secondary action potential
  • colliculi- 3 order neurons coordinate eyes/ears/head for localized sights/ sounds
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what is the function of the thalamus?

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afferent second order neuron summate to create AP

  • to sensory cortex- pre motor and motor cortex; frontal and occipital association cortex
  • thalamic association nuclei to the limbic system
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what is the function of the basal ganglia?

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receiving from cortex and thalamus with both direct and indirect loops to fine tune force genreation

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what is the function of the cerebellum?

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comparator of (intended or desired) motor programs with actual proprioceptive feedback

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what is the function of the cortex?

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tertiary neurons synapse with 6 levels of cortex- adjacent motor strip, sensory association areas
-homunculi- represent sensory map of the body and motor map of musculature

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what are the frontal executive functions?

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overlay knowledge, motivation and reasoning for sensory inputs

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what are two examples of a simple reflex?

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DTR and blink reflexes

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what is the purpose of the renshaw cell?

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prevent fatigue by stimulating inhibitory input to alpha motor neurons allowing another motor unit to kick in

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an injury above T6 will result in what 3 dysfunctions?

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Would result in the loss of sympathetic regulation

  • autonomic dysrelfexia
  • impaired thermoregulation
  • orthostatic hypotension
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what is Polio?

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alpha motor neuron problem
-virus that selectively kills alpha motor neurons resulting paralysis or paresis depending on the amount of collateralization of remains alpha mins with muscle fibers

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what is myasthenia gravis?

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problems with the neuromuscular junction

-autoimmune disease that prevents muscle receptors from bidding with neurotransmitters

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what is muscular dystrophy?

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problems with muscle health

-genetic condition, muscle wasting and muscle fibers are replaced with connective tissue and fat

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