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Function of Rubrospinal tract?

Projects to contra or ipsilateral area?
cerebellum uses it to make corrections to movements.

dessucates in Ventral tegmental area and project mainly to distal contralateral flexor muscles
Function of tectospinal tract?

Projects to contra or ipsilateral area?
orients head and neck to moving stimuli

superior colliculus > dorsal tegmental dessucation > projects bilaterally to neck/head motor neurons
Function of reticulospinal tract?

Projects to contra or ipsilateral area?
regulating muscle tone of AXIAL muscles and the adjustment of POSTURE.

originates in pons and medulla > pons fibers dont cross while medullary fibers do cross
The pons reticulospinal tract is ___________ while the medullary reticulospinal tract is ___________
pons = net excitatory

medullary = net inhibitory
Medial vestibulospinal tract function?

projects to?
coordinates head+neck+eye movements; continuation of MLF

descend bilaterally
Lateral vesibulospinal tract function?

projects to?
regulates activity of ANTIGRAVITY EXTENSOR muscles mainly in the lumbar region

projects to ipsilateral antigravity/extensor muscles
function of primary motor cortext?

brodman area?
Brodmann area 4

discrete specific movement; low threshold
function of premotor cortex?
preplanning of motor movement:

dorsal premotor does internal cues = anticipate the correct time to hit button
ventral premotor does visual cues = see the second light then hit button; also has the mirror neurons
function of frontal eye fields?

vertical gaze center?
horizontal gaze center?
stimulation in this area evokes eye movements toward the CONTRAlateral side of the body. Damage to this area impairs paying attention to the contralateral visual field.

vertical = sup colliculi + MRF
horizontal = PPRF
function of Cingulate Motor Area
controls emotional facial expressions/projects bilaterally

lesion of the upper facial nerve preserves function to the contralateral forehead area
corticobulbar projections?

gaze centers
red nucleus
vestibuloar nucleus
gaze = bilateral

red nucleus = ipsilateral

vestibular nucleus = contralateral