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To do an action, it requires four things
Motivation, Idealation, Programming and exection
Motivation arises from the
Limbic System
Control circuits do
regulating the activity of the decending motor tracts
Voluntary movements are processed from the
Post-central Gyrus (or motor cortex)
A single muscle fiber has many bundles
myofibrils
The myofibrils contains long series of sacromeres with
actin and myosin
.........is an active shortening of the muscle due to sliding of actin filament.
Muscle contractions
_____ is the amount of stiffness in resting muscles, and is regulated by intristic muscle properties, passive muscle properties, dsecending motor signals and proprioceptive information from the muscle spindles.
Muscle tone
Joint stiffness can be incvreased by
Cocontractions (stabilizes a joint)
Lower motor Neurons directly innervate ___
skeletal muscle fibers
______have axons travel in decending tracts (from the cortex to spinal cord or brainstem)
Upper Motor Neurons
Descending tracts are classified as ______movement tracts
postural/gross movement tracts, the fine movement and limb flexion tracts, and non-specific UMN tracts
Lower Motor Neurons have their cell bodies in the _____
Spinal Cord or Brainstem
Upper motor Neurons arise form the
Cerebral Cortex or brainstem
the control circuits are
the basal ganglia and cerebellum
A motor Neuron is a type of ___ cell
Nerve
______ are types of cells located in the spinal cord
Anterior Horn Cells
the two types of Lower Motor Neurons are
Alpha and Gamma motor nerurons
the difference between Alpha and Gamma motor neurons
Alpha has large cell bodies and large myelinated axons, while gamma has medium sized mylinated axons
slow twithced fibers are for____ & ___, while Fast Twitch fibers are for ___
posture and tonic contraction, phasic contractions
when the Alpha motor neurons are activated, the ____ neurotransmitter is released into the neuromuscular junction and all muscle fibers innervated by that neuron will contract
Acetylcholine (Ach)
Lack of Ach will create
Myasthenia Gravis
Damage of Lower Motor Neurons will create
Weakness or atrophy
interneurons are
Largest class of neurons that either process information close by or convey information short distances from on site of the neuron to another.
Cutaneous reflexes is when
Cutaneous stimulation results in reflexive movement
Myoclonus
Epilepsy, brain or spinal cord lesions
Hypotonia
Low resistance to passive stretch,
flaccidity, LMN lesions, Acute UMN
Hypertonia
Abnormal strong resistanceto passive stretch

chronic UMN lesions, some basal ganglia disorders, spasticity and ridigity