Test 1 neuro Flashcards

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Collection of nerve cell bodies outside of cns?

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Ganglion

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Cns- nucleus is ____ matter?

Tract is _____ matter?

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Nuc is gray matter- collection of neuron cell bodies

Tract is white matter- collection of nerve fibers / connects nuclei

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Cervical spinal cord

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Large amount of white matter….small amount of grey matter… Large and oval

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Thoracic spinal cord

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Oval shaped… Sm thn cervical… Have lateral horns( part of autonomic ns)…

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Lumbar spinal cord

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Largest amount of grey area since supplying efferently more muscles

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Anterior/posterior radicular arteries supply _____

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Nerve roots

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Corticospinal tract origin

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All motor areas…

Per motor , supplementary, primary motor cortices

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Corticospinal tract function

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Fractionation of movement esp hand( lateral)

Control of neck shoulder nd trunk muscles( med)

Lateral Pathways control the activation of movement

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Where does corticospinal tract decussates?

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Level of medulla

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Rubrospinal tract origin

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Red nucleus of midbrain

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Rubrospinal tract projects to…

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LMMs innervating upper limb flexors

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Rubrospinal tract decussates

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In midbrain…

Descends through pons medulla and lateral spinal cord

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Corticobulbar tract origin

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Arises in motor areas of cerebral cortex

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Corticobulbar tract projects to …

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Cranial nuclei in brainstem

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Corticobulbar tract function

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Facilitate LMNs innervating muscles of face, tongue, pharynx and larynx, traps and scm

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Lateral reticulospinal tract origin

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Lateral reticular formation of brainstem

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Lateral reticulospinal tracts desends _______.

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Bilaterally

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Lateral reticulospinal tracts receive input from?…

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Cerebral cortex

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Lateral reticulospinal tract function.?…

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Typically facilitates flexor muscles, while inhibiting extensor motor neurons( reversed for ambulation)

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Medial reticulospinal tract originates?.

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Pontine reticular formation

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Medial reticulospinal tract function?

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Facilitates ipsilateral LMNs innervating postural muscles and limb extensors

Wind Up and Throwing requires the reticulospinal tracts to be involved to coordinate activation deactivation of antigravity reflexes

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Vestibulospinal tract function

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Responds to stimuli from the vestibular apparatus

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Lateral vs tract

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Facilitates extensors and inhibits flexors

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Medial vs tract

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Controls neck and upper back muscles

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Tectospinal tract origin
Midbrain ---- superior colliculus --- which receives direct input from the retina and projections from visual cortex
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Tectospinal tract function
Directs head movements toward novel visual and auditory stimuli Brain stem neurons send signals to keep the pitchers eyes in the target, while the head and body are in motion (vs and tectospinal tracts)
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Tectospinal tract course
Superior colliculus occipital lobe Crosses at tectobulbospinal junction Travels with vestibulospinal tract ending cervical region
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Pyramidal cells ... Two types
Betz in cns Dendritic spines Projects axons outside of it
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Stellate nonpyramidal
Mostly receives info from other cortical structures
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Aca supply
Medial surface frontal and parietal lobes
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Mca supply
``` Internal capsul Globus pallidus Putamen Caudate Lat ham ```
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Pca supply
Midbrain , occipital lobe, portions of medial and inferior temporal lobes
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•Go
–Motor cortex (area M1) sends executing signal to LMNs to perform the movement.
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•Set
–Supplementary and Premotor areas – movement strategies devised and held until executed
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Ready
–Depends on activation of parietal and frontal lobes (attention and alertness
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•Runner on first steals second – pitchers head turns toward new stimulus (what tract?....)
(Tectospinal Tract
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What cells are the only cells that carry output info for the cerebellar cortex
Perkinje
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GABA neurotransmitter is ______?
Inhibitory
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Superior cerebellar peduncle carries ______ infor from cerebellum... Whereas the middle and inferior cerebellar peduncles carry _____.
Output Input
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``` •Tracts Interrupted –Ascending Spinothalamic –Descending Motor Tracts •Lateral Corticospinal •Medial Corticospinal •Rubrospinal •Reticulospinal •Vestibulospinal ``` What syndrome is this?
Anterior Issues diaphragm and down!
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•Typically see at Cervical Level –Spinothalamic Tract invloved as fibers cross at the level of lesion What syndrome ?
Central cord syndrome
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``` •Losses Ipsilateral to lesion –Loss of LMNs –All Sensations •Below Lesion –Voluntary motor control –Conscious Proprioception (Dorsal Column) –Discriminative Touch (Dorsal Column) ``` •Pain and Temperature lost Contralaterally (Spinothalamic Tract) Which syndrome?
Brown-sequard syndrome
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Choroid plexus produces?
Csf
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Brodmans area for somatosensory cortex
3 , 1 2
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Brodman s area for premotor cortex?
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Brodman s area for frontal eye fields
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Crossed extension circuit
When the reflex occurs the flexors in the withdrawing limb contract and the extensors relax, while in the other limb, the opposite occurs.
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Only type of neuron cell that projects cells outside of it?
Pyramidal
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What serves as a relay center for sensory input into the cerebellum?
Inferior olive