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Motor Control - Levels of control Spinal Cord |
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Motor Control - Levels of control Brainstem |
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Motor Control - Levels of control Cerebellum |
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Motor Control - Levels of control Basal Ganglia |
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Regulation Inhibition/facilitation |
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Motor Control - Levels of control Motor Cortex |
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initiation and regulation of movement inhibit/facilitate lower levels |
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| Parts of the motor cortex |
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Primary (BA 4) 1. Precentral gyrus 2. motor homunculus Pre-Motor (BA 6) Supplementary Motor (BA 8) 1. intention to move |
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| Inputs to motor cortex - list |
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1. Prefontal 2. Primary sensory 3. Sensory association 4. Thalamocortical |
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Inputs to motor cortex Prefrontal |
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| intention, motivation, goals |
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Inputs to motor cortex Primary Sensory |
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| Current muscle status/position |
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Inputs to motor cortex Sensory Association |
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Inputs to motor cortex Thalamocortical |
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| excitatory loop; integration with basal ganglia |
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Pyramidal Tracts Extrapyramidal Tracts |
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Direct connection between brain and muscles 2 neuron pathway 1. Upper Motor Neuron -> Lower Motor Neuron 2. 1 synapse between brain and muscle |
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| Upper Motor Neurons (UMN) |
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Cell bodies in motor cortex Axons project to brain stem Part of the CNS |
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| Lower Motor Neurons (LMN) |
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Cell bodies in brain stem or spinal cord Axons project to muscles "Final common pathway" Part of the PNS |
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Corticobulbar tracts Corticospinal tracts |
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UMNs end in brain stem LMNs = Cranial nerves 70% |
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UMNs end in spinal cord LMNs = spinal nerves 30% |
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| Motor Tracts White Matter - list |
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Corona Radiata Internal Capsule |
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| broad fanning of fibers from cortex |
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| Tracts converge and pass between structures of basal ganglia |
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| Path of Corticobulbar tract |
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UMN: 1. cell bodies in motor strip (pre-central gyrus) 2. Axons travel through the corona radiate and internal capsule 3. Cross over in small groups and synapse onto LMN in brain stem 3a. LMN = cranial nerves (e.g. facial) 3b. UMNs for each cranial nerve cross over separately. |
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| Path of Corticospinal tract |
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UMN: 1. Cell bodies in motor strip (pre-central gyrus) 2. Axons travel through the corona radiate and internal capsule 3. Cross over en mass in medulla (pyramidal decussation) then travel down spinal cord 3a. LMN = spinal nerve |
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| What is the function of a Lower Motor Neuron? |
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| The output pathway from spinal cord to muscle |
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| What does a Motor Unit contain? (List) |
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Motor cell body (LMN cell body) Efferent Axons (LMN Axon) Motor end place (LMN axon terminal) Muscle fibers (contain post-synaptic receptors) |
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| What is the motor unit called in the PNS? |
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| Types of Corticospinal Tracts - List |
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Lateral CS tract Anterior CS tract |
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Cross over at pyramidal decussation Contralateral spinal cord 90% of CS tract |
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Remains ipsilateral down spinal cord Cross over prior to synapse 10% of CS tract |
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| CS Tracts: Lateral pathway |
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UMN: cell bodies in pre-central gyrus 1. Axons travel through corona radiate, internal capsule and brain stem 2. Cross over at pyramidal decussation (in the medulla) 3. Travel in lateral corticospinal tract of spinal cord 4. Synapse in ventral horn onto LMN bodies |
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| CS Tracts: Anterior spinal cord |
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UMN: cell bodies in pre-central gyrus 1. Axons travel through corona radiate, internal capsule and brain stem 2. DO NOT cross over 3. Travel ipsilaterally in anterior corticospinal tract 4. Cross midline and synapse in ventral horn onto LMN cell bodies. |
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1. Upper motor neuron
2. Lower motor neuron
3. Corticobulbar tract
4. Medulla Oblongata
5. Pyramids
6. Pyramidal decussation
7. Lateral corticospinal tract
8. Anterior corticospinal tract
a. Corticospinal tract |
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