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Tract
Bundle of axons in cns.
A nerve in cns
Sensory fibers
Called afferent or ascending bc going towards brain
Dorsal root ganglia
Cell bodies of sensory nerve fibers
Posterior colunm
Decussate in medulla
Thalamas
Primary sensory cortex
Corticospinal tract
Primary cortex
Target is motor neurons
Muscle fibers
Upper motor neuron syndrome
In spinal cord
Spastic paralysis-loss of cortical suppression in reflexes
Lower motor neuron syndrome
In peripheral nerves
Flaccid paralysis-loss of connection to muscle
Reflex
Automatic unconscious activity
Visceral or motor
Patellar reflex
Reflex contracts quads to tighten tendon
Peripheral nerve damage
Alcoholism and diabetes
Withdrawal reflex
Pain stimuli activates flexors
Extensors
Activates balance on opposite side as stimulus, more complicated thenpatela reflex bc crossed on both sides
Ganglia
Cell bodis of neurons of periphery nerve sytem
Spinal nerves
31 pairs
Cranial nerves
12 pairs emerging from brain
Sympathetic ans
Paravetebral
Spinal cord is thpracic and lumbar origin
Integrated single unit
Adrenal medulla
Secretes ormones acting like neurotrans rleased by sympathetic ns
Parasympathetic
Ganglia close to target organ
Indiv control
Cranial and sacral origin
Vagus nerve
Wanderer nerve
How it connects parasym to visceral organs, from brain to chest to upper abdmen
Sympathetic neurotrans receptor
Epinephrine and norepiphrene
Alpha and beta =4
Beta 3
Brown fat, heat producer, thermogenic fat, in infants and weight loss mechanism
Parasymp neurotrans
Acetylcholine
Muscarine and nicotinie =4
B1
Heart, beta b1 blockers stimulate heartbrate
Beta bloclers lower heart rate to protect heart
B2
Lungs
B2 dilutes airways
B2 agonists dilate airways for asthma
Sympathet function
Emergency system
Fight or flight
Parasymp function
Housekeeping, resting and adjusting
Balance bw sym and parasym
Lower in sociopath
Sex arousal
Parasympathetic increase erection and lub
Orgasm is from change in parasym to sym, leads to sensation
CNI
Olfactory
Amosmia-lack of sense of smell
CNII
Optic
Visual impact from retina
CNIII
Oculomotor-2 muscles
Intrinsic is pupil and lens shape
Extrinsic is inferior rectus and oblique
CNIV
Trochlear
Sup oblique
CNV
Trigeminal
Sensory to face
Trigeminal neuralgia is paiinful to eye
CNVI
Abducens
Control laateral rectus and both sides of eye
CNVII
Fascial
Motor face
Bells palsy-facial paralysis
CNVIII
Vestibular cochlear
Vest nerve is balance and equil
Coch nerve is aauditory
CNIX
Glossopharangeal
Tongue and pharynx
Part of taste
CNX
Vaguns nerve
Parasymp output to heart lungs stomach
Wandering
Larynx
Ptch of voice when asking question
CNXI
Accessory, muscles of neck
CNXII
Hypoglossal, muscles of the tongue but underneath