Movement Lecture 5 Flashcards

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Basal Ganglia is composed of?

A

Subcortical Nuclei

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Basal Ganglia contribute to a series of parallel circuits from?

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Cerebral cortex - Basal Ganglia - Thalamus - Cerebral Cortex

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The region of the cerebral cortex at the beginning and end of the circuit determines?

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The function of the circuit

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What pathways exist within the basal ganglia?

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Direct and Indirect pathways

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5
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Basal Ganglia has no direct output to?

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the lower motor neurons of the brainstem or spinal cord

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Basal ganglia is involved in?

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Modulating motor and non-motor behaviors, such as cognitive and emotional processes

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Basal Ganglia balance between

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inhibition and disinhibition of thalamocortical pathways

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Based on function, Basal Ganglia includes neuron cell bodies in?

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telecephalon, diencephalon, and midbrain

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9
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Striatum refers to?

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Caudate & Putamen

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Caudate, Putamen, and Globus Pallidus all located in?

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Telecephalon

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Substantia Nigra is located in?

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Midbrain

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What are the input nuclei of the Basal Ganglia? (where information comes into the telecephalon)

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Caudate & Putamen

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13
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What is the neurotransmitter of Medium Spiny Projection neurons?

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GABA

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14
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What do Medium Siny Projection neurons do?

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Transiently inhibit targets

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Location of Caudate & Putamen

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Telencephalon between lateral ventricle and the temporal cortex

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What is Striatum separated by? And what is the orientation of caudate and putamen?

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Striatum is separated by internal capusle
Caudate lies medial
Putamen lies lateral

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What are the inputs of Caudate & Putamen?

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  • Cerebral Cortex: Excitatory (Glutamate)
  • Substantia Nigra: Pars Compacta - Excitatory or Inhibitory (Dopamine)
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What are the outputs of Caudate & Putamen?

A

Globus Pallidus
Substantia Nigra - Pars Reticulata

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Globus Pallidus has two segments that are separated by?

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Internal Segment of Globus Pallidus

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Output nucleis of the basal ganglia

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What is the external segement of Globus Pallidus?

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Internal circuitry

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Location of Globus Pallidus

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In the telecephalon, medial to the putamen, lateral to the internal capsule

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What is the composition of Globus Pallidus?

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Neurons that spontaneously release GABA
Tonically inhibit target

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Inputs of Globus Pallidus

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  • Striatum (Inhibitory)
  • Subthalamus nucleus ( Excitatory - Glutamate)
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Outputs of Globus Pallidus
- Internal Segment: thalamus - External Segment: Subthalamic nuleus
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Location of the Subthalamic Nucleus
Diencephalon, part of the ventral thalamus
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What is the composition of Subthalamic Nucleus?
Neurons with little spontaneous activity that releases glutamate
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What is the difference of subthalamic nucleus compared to Striatum & Globus Pallidus
Subthalamic nucleus releases glutamate, and transiently excite targets
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