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Test 2 #3 Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
Q

how many neurons participate in a stretch reflex such as a knee jerk?

A

2

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2
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What cortical layer contains BETZ cells?

A

Inner pyramidal

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3
Q

Alpha motor neurons innervate

A

Extrafusal fibers

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4
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gamma motor neurons innervate

A

intrafusal fibers

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5
Q

Afferent fibers are always sensory t/f?

A

False

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6
Q

t/f corticospinal fibers are association type fibers?

A

true

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7
Q

strip of skin innervated by single spinal nerve

A

dermatome

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8
Q

muscle spindles are

A

stretch receptors

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9
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Nuclear bag fibers receive _____ and _____ fibers

A

IA primary afferent, Group II afferent

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10
Q

the corticospinal tract descends in the _____ limb of the internal casual and is originated in the _____ cortex within the percentile gyrus

A

posterior, motor

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11
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in the spinal cord the ventral root is ______ in function

A

motor

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12
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compared to large muscles in the thigh, finger muscles require

A

greater neuronal involvement

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13
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first order tract of proprioception from the lower limb is the ______ tract

A

fasciculus gracilis

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14
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the unconscious proprioceptive fibers of the fasciculus cuneus terminates in the ______ nucleus

A

accessory cuneate

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15
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loss of _____ would result from a lesion of the cortical spinal tract?

A

Ipsilateral voluntary motor control

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16
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the _______ tract is concerned with intersegmental spinal reflexes

A

fasciculus proper

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17
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gives rise the lateral corticospinal tract

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pyramidal decussation

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18
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which of the following tracts decussates in the midbrain

A

ventral spinocerebellar

19
Q

which of the following tract move the head in maintaining equilibrium and center of gravity

A

vestibulospinal

20
Q

lateral entry zone of the dorsal root contains______ fibers

A

proprioceptive

21
Q

the anterior entry zone of the dorsal root contains _____ fibers

22
Q

when trying to get glass of water, hand trembles more and more as it get closer to the glass. This describes a problem where?

A

lesion in the cerebellum

23
Q

Sensory structures in the medulla are _____ to the sulcus limitans

24
Q

Sensory structures in the spinal chord are

25
anterio cortico spinal tract crosses the midline of the ______
spinal cord
26
the posterior spinocerebellar tract originates from the neurons located ______
(VII) nucleus of clarke
27
reticular formation
goes everywhere and does everything
28
at what level does the pathway for pain and temperature sensation for the lower limbs cross the midline?
lumbosacral spinal cord
29
untrue of VPL nucleus
project to the cingulate gyrus
30
spinal cord segments ____ form the cervical enlargement
C5-T1
31
greatest diameter of the lumbar enlargement is at___ level
T12
32
Dorsal nucleus of Clarke is located in what lamina?
VII
33
pain and temperature is sent via
Spinothalamic
34
mossy cell fibers are primarily ______ in function
excitatory
35
Spinocerebellum (paleocerebellum) controls ____ type movements
gross
36
Pontocerebellum (neocoerebellum) controls ____ type of movement
fine
37
blood drains out of the cranium through the _____ vein
internal jugular vein
38
middle cerebral artery runs with the _______
lateral sulcus
39
What supplies the visual cortex?
posterior cerebral artery
40
which drains deep?
Great vein of Galen
41
What crosses the corpus callous?
anterior cerebral artery
42
what drains the internal structures of the brain?
Great cerebral vein of Galen
43
drains the brain
Internal jugular vein
44
what artery supplies blood to the interior part of the temporal lobe?
Posterior cerebral artery