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difficult with speech, normal gag/couch reflex, tongue protrudes R?
r hypoglossal n
innervation of post cricoarytnenoid m?
recurrent laryngeal N (its the only ABD)
can't adduct and depress eye?
trochlear n
Afferent part of direct light reflex?
Efferent?
A= Optic (2) N.
E= Oculomotor (3) N.
Critical link in Direct light reflex?
Consensual?
Direct= Pretectum in brainstem
Consensual= Posterior Commissure
Where are third neurons located?
Thalamus
T-hird
T-halamus
Triad of Accommodation?
(CORTICALLY MEDIATED)
1) Convergence of gaze (disconjugate)
2) Papillary constriction
3) Lens thickens
Sup ophthalmic v drains into?
Cavernous Sinus
Inner ear arterial supply?
Labyrinthine Artery (branch of AICA)
CuneoCerebellar Tract fxn?
(Conscious Sensory Pathway)
Fxn: Precise proprioception
@ UE
Dorsal SpinoCerebellar Tract fxn?
(Conscious Sensory Pathway)
Fxn: Precise proprioception
@ LE
Ventral SpinoCerebellar Tract fxn?
(Conscious Sensory Pathway)
Fxn: Gross Proprioception
@ UE
LCST fxn?
(Lateral Funiculus)
Fxn: UMN
@ limbs
LRST fxn?
(Lateral Funiculus)
Fxn: UMN
@ BOWEL and BLADDER
LSST fxn?
(Anterior Funiculus)
Fxn: P&T (and crude touch)
Anterior White Commissure fxn?
(Anterior Funiculus)
Fxn: Deccussations for P&T
Anterior Horn fxn?
(Anterior Funiculus)
Fxn: LMN
ACA occlusion can cause motor/sensory deficit in what part of body?
contralat Motor/Sensory Loss of LEG & FOOT
MCA occlusion can cause motor/sensory deficit in what part of body??
-contralat Motor/Sensory Loss of HEAD & ARM
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PCA occlusion can cause motor/sensory deficit in what part of body??
contralat homonymous hemianopia (at primary visual cortex)
Auditory Cortex supplies by?
MCA
Broca's & Wernecke's speech are are supplied by?
MCA
U/L Spinal Lemniscus lesion?
U/L Medial Lemniscus lesion?
Spinal L= contralat P&T from body
Medial L=contralat Proprio/2-Pt from body
U/L LSTT lesion?
contralat P&T 2 dermatomes below
Tract @
Genu of Internal Capsule?
Post limb of Internal Capsule?
Genu= Corticolbulbar tract (supranuclear facial palsy)
Post limb= Corticospinal tract
Reflex bladder lesion?
Atonic bladder lesion?
Reflex= LRST above S2 (after spinal shock)
Atonic=Doral Root or Post Funiculus