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What does the CNS consist of?

Cerebral hemispheres


Brain stem


Spinal cord

What does the PNS consist of?

Peripheral nerves


Neuromuscular JUnction


Muscles


Sensory nerves


Cranial nerves

What does the Motor system consist of?

Upper motor neuron


Lower motor neuron

Give an example of a descending motor pathway where the upper motor neuron is found.

Corticospinal tract

What is the pathway of the upper motor neuron?

Cerebral cortex - white matter structures (corona radiata, internal capsule) - down brain stem - crosses in medulla - spinal cord - supplies ant. horn cells throughout spinal cord

What is the pathway for the lower motor neuron?

Ant. horn cell - ventral horn - vental root - join dorsal root to form mixed spinal nerve - neuromuscular junction - muscle

What is the cervical cord's associated plexus?

brachial plexus

What is the lumbosacral cord's associated plexus?

Lumbosacral plexus

Where do the corticospinal axons terminate?

On the anterior horn cells

Where are the anterior horn cells?

Ventral grey matter

What is meant by the term plegia?

Very weak, can't pick up leg

What is meant by the term paresis?

Moderately weak, can pick up leg