Efferent pathways- all motor

what are the three tracts of the corticopspinal pathway

1 cortcobular tracts

2 lateral corticospinal tracts

3 anterior corticospinal tracts

corticospinal tract consious or uncounsious

consious (pyramidal)

where do all three of the corticospinal tracts start

primary motor cortex

corticobulbar tract

type of info 

ends where

voluntary muscles of face, head, neck (speech and chewing)

ends: motor nuclei of cranial nerve

lateral corticospinal tracts stimulus type to where

precise skilled movements in the distal limbs. (skeletal muscles of distal extremities)

Anterior corticospinal tract stimulus type and to where

axial control in proximal limbs and trunk. posture and powerful movemnts(neck shoulders, trunk)

are medial and lateral pathway, extrapyramiudal or pyramidal

extrapyramidal (subconsious)

remember these are efferent

medial pathway (extrapyramidal) carries info to where

muscle tone and gross movents for neck, trunk and proximal limbs

lateral pathway (extrapyramidal) carries info to where

muscle tone in distal limbs and precise movmnets

do all corticospinal pathways decussate or not

all decussate

medial and lateral tract overall do what (3)

eye movement, balance, muscle tone (we are not aware of these)

autonomic nervous system contains (3)

sympathetic chain ganglia

collateral ganglia

adrenal medulla

sympathetic chain ganglia (what is the stimulus and where is it going)

effectors in the body wall, thoracic cavity, head, neck, limbs

(fight/flight)

collateral ganglia contains what 3 sub tracts

celiac ganglia

superior mesentric ganglion

inferior mesenric ganglion 

celiac ganglion goes where and what is the stimulus

innvervates stomach, duodenum, liver, gall bladder, pancrease, spleen

(fight/flight)

Superior mesentric ganglion (stimulus and to where)

innervtaes small intestine and initial segments of large 

Inferior mesenteric ganglion innervates where and what type of stimulus

innervates terminal part of large intestine, kidney, urinary, sex organs

Adrenal medulla type of stimulus and to where

secreates nts directly into bloodstream (epi and norepi)