Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
40 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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
|