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14 Cards in this Set
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Cervical & Lumbar Enlargements |
C5-T1 L3-S2 |
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Cranial nerves associated with multiple nuclei |
CN V: Motor nucleus of V, spinal & sensory nucleus of V, mesencephalic V CN X: Nucleus ambiguus, dorsal motor nucleus of X, solitary nucleus, spinal nucleus of V CN VII: facial nucleus, superior salivary nucleus, spinal nucleus of V, nucleus of solitary tract (Spinal - V, VII, IX, & X |
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Reticular formation |
Center of brainstem: (if lesion - coma) BP, HR, resp, descending pathways - (pain & motor - influence LMN), neurotransmitters synthesized |
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Motor nuclei of brainstem |
Somatic motor nuclei (Medial): CN III, VI, XII Branchial motor nuclei (Lateral): motor nucleus of V, facial nucleus, nucleus ambiguus (IX & X), XI |
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caudal pons |
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Mid pons |
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Caliculi |
Inferior - part of auditory pathway Superior - auxiliary visual pathway Superior cerebellar peduncle - from cerebellum, cross, to midbrain |
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Latreral brain stem lesion - often see: |
Horner syndrome (parasympathetic travels in lateral part of reticular formation) |
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Locus coeruleus: |
Supplies most of brain and CNS with noradrenergic neurons (Blue) - widespread - attention and vigilance |
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caudal midbrain |
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rostral midbrain |
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Cause of Parkinson's disease |
Loss of dopamine neurons in substantia nigra (will see symptoms when >80% gone) |
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Medial Midbrain Syndrome |
Contralateral paralysis: Long tract - CBT & CST CN III - lateral deviation of eye at rest CBT - UMN - contralateral lower muscles of facial expression |
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Edinger Westphal |
Parasymp bundle in midbrain - constricts pupillary sphincter & ciliary muscle |