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Brain stem consist of which components?

1. Medulla oblongata

2. Pons

3. Midbrain

4. Cerbellum

<p>1. Medulla oblongata</p><p>2. Pons</p><p>3. Midbrain</p><p>4. Cerbellum</p>
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What is controlled by the corticobulbar tract?

and terminates where

1. The muscles of the face, head and neck

2. which terminates on motor neurons within brainstem motor nuclei.

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List two Pyramidal Tracts

1. Corticospinal tracts - supplies the musculature of the body.

2. Corticobulbar tracts - supplies the musculature of the head and neck.

<p>1. Corticospinal tracts - supplies the musculature of the body.</p><p>2. Corticobulbar tracts - supplies the musculature of the head and neck.</p>
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The corticospinal tract originates and terminates where?

originating from the cortex, is a white matter motor pathway starting at the cortex that terminates on motor neurons in the spinal cord,

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corticospinal tract controlling movements of

the limbs and trunk

<p>the limbs and trunk</p>
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A bundle of axons in PNS is called

Nerve

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A bundle of axons in CNS is called

tract

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In the central nervous system (CNS), myelin is produced by

oligodendroglia cells

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A peripheral nerve fiber consists of an

axon, myelin sheath, Schwann cells and its endoneurium.

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Reticular formation has extensive connections with the cranial nerve nuclei, with the ______, and with _____ and _____ motor mechanisms, through which it influences _____, ______ and ______ tone.

1. cerebellum

2. brain stem

3. Spinal

4. Movement, posture and muscle

<p>1. cerebellum</p><p>2. brain stem</p><p>3. Spinal</p><p>4. Movement, posture and muscle</p>
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Reticular formation - Functions

1. Control over the level of consciousness,

2. the perception of pain and

3. regulation of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems.

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The ________ is one of many ascending tracts, which carry received sensory information to the brain via the spinal cord.

gracile fasiculus

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Midbrain: The dorsal aspect of the midbrain is marked by four paired elevations, the superior and inferior _____, which are parts of the visual and auditory systems, respectively.

colliculi

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Medulla: prominent longitudinal columns, the _______ (bulges), run on either side of the ventral median fissure .

pyramids

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Lateral to the pyramid lies an elongated elevation, the _____, within which lies the inferior olivary nucleus.

This has connections primarily with the cerebellum and is involved in the control of movement.

olive

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Function of cerebellum -

balance, musc coordinaiton between mvoement,

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The brain stem consists of the _____, ____, and _____

medulla oblongata, pons and midbrain.

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The dorsal aspect of the rostral medulla and the pons form the ___________

floor of the fourth ventricle

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The lateral and median apertures of the fourth ventricle permit the passage of CSF into the _________.

subarachnoid space

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The inferior, middle and superior cerebellar peduncles connect the _____, ____, _____

1. cerebellum to the medulla,

2. pons

3. midbrain