Movement 1 Flashcards

1
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4 Major neural movement centers

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  • Lower motor neurons (ex. spinal cord)
  • Upper motor neurons (ex. motor cortex)
  • Cerebellum
  • Basal ganglia
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2
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Types of muscle receptors

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  • Golgi tendon organs: Sense tension
  • Muscle spindle receptors
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3
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Types of muscle spindle receptors

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  • Primary sensory endings
  • Secondary sensory endings
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4
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Primary sensory endings innervate the ____ region of the muscle spindle and senses ____

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Central; Stretch

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5
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Secondary sensory endings innervate the thin ____ of the muscle spindle and senses ____ of stretch

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Ends; speed

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6
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Lower motor neurons are located in the ____ and ____ ____; they send ____ to ____ and the rest of the ____

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  • Brainstem; spinal cord
  • Axons; muscles; body
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7
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Relationship between motor neuron and muscle fibers

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Motor neuron 脚踏无数muscle fiber的船

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8
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Muscles are activated when muscles receive input from ____ neurons in the ____ ____ and release ____ (the neurotransmitter)

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Motor; spinal cord; Acetylcoline

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9
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Antagonistic pairs

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Muscles arranged in opposite pairs with extensors and flexors

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10
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An individual muscle can only generate movement in…

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One direction🎶

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11
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Local circuits

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Generate motor movement in response to sensory info
(From PNS to spinal cord and back, without engaging the brain)

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12
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4 descending projections (tracts) from brain stem to spinal cord

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  • Tectospinal
  • Rubrospinal
  • Reticulospinal
  • Verstibulospinal
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13
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Tectospinal tract controls…

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Neck muscle & Head, eye movements

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14
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Rubrospinal tract controls…

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Arm musculature

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15
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Reticulospinal tract controls…

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  • Temporal and special coordination & movement
  • Cardiovacular & respiratory movement
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16
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Vestiulospinal tract controls…

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  • Balance/posture
  • axial muscles
  • antigravity
  • and eye fixation during movement (自动鸡头)
17
Q

Which of the areas are included in the upper motor neurons?

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  • Brainstem
  • Cerebral Cortex
  • Motor Cortices
  • Primary Motor Cortex
18
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Cerebral cortex has a ____ tract that projects to the ____ ____

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Pyramidal; spinal cord

19
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Three regions of the motor cortices (upper motor neurons)

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  • Primary motor cortex
  • Supplementary motor area (planning movements)
  • Predator cortex (planning & control limb movements)
20
Q

Primary motor cortex controls…

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Voluntary movement of contralateral side of body
- Topographic organization (overlapがあります)
- Betz cells

21
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Betz cells

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Also called “giant pyramidal cells”
- project to spinal cord

22
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If neuron decreases firing rate when the arm move to the right and increases firing rate when the arm move to the left, then the arm is said to be…

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Tuned to the left