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How many neurons are involved in the somatosensory ascending pathways?
3
How many neurons are involved in the motor descending pathways?
2
Where are the nuclei of the sensory neurons located in the somatosensory ascending pathways?
First order neuron?
Dorsal root ganglion
Where are the nuclei of the sensory neurons located in the somatosensory ascending pathways?
Third order neuron?
VPL/thalamus
Where are the nuclei of the sensory neurons located in the somatosensory ascending pathways?
Which is their destination?
Somatosensory cortex
Sensations of pain and temperature are transited to the brain by the _____ pathway (be specific)?
Spinothalamic tract (anterolateral system/pathway)
Two point discrimination is a sensation transmited to the brain by the _____ pathway
Dorsal Column/ Medial Lemniscus (DCML)
Spinothalamic tract (Anterolateral System/ ALS) decussates at the level of:
Spinal cord
Dorsal Column/ Medial Lemniscus (DCML) decussates at the level of:
Medulla
List the characteristics of pain/temperature receptors:
Free nerve endings, small diamater, unmyelinated, low conduction velocity
What is the name of the main descending pathway?
Corticospinal tract
Where is the origin of the main descending pathway?
Motor cortex
Where does the main descending pathway decussate?
Pyramids medulla
How many neurons are involved in the main descending pathway?
2
What is the final target of the main descending pathway?
Motoneurons spinal cord/ Lower motor neuron
In the ALS, where are 2nd order neurons located?
Cuneatus and Gracilus fasciculus
In the DCML, where are 2nd order neurons located?
in the spinal cord
How many neurons are involved in the spinocerebellar tracts?
2
Does the proprioceptive info. (from golgi tendon organs and muscle spindles) ascend ipsilaterally or contralaterally?
Ipsilateral
Which is the final destination of the spinocerebellar pathway?
Cerebellum
What is the babinski sign a characteristic of?
Upper motor neuron lesion