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| List the processing levels of the CNS in order from top to bottom. |
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Cerebral Cortex
Diencephalon
Cerebellum
Brain Stem
Spinal Cord |
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| The spinal cord has a simple relationship between sensory and motor input. (3) |
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1. Organization of reflexes
2. Simple responses to sensory input
3. Flexion/extension patterns associated with leg movements |
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| Involved with postural control and locomotion |
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| Does the brainstem contain sensory and motor pathways (ascending and descending)? |
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| Reticular formation in the brain stem regulates what? |
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| Gets input from the spinal cord: feedback regarding movement |
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| Gets input from the cortex: information on planning movements |
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| Coordinates motor responses and is involved in motor learning |
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| Accepts and sifts all sensory information |
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| Processes information from the spinal cord, cerebellum, and brainstem |
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| Name 5 things in which the thalamus is involved in. |
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1. Memory
2. Learning
3. Arousal
4. Abstract Thinking
5. Long-term goal oriented behavior |
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| Links the nervous system to the endocrine system |
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| Provides hormonal control and regulates areas for thirst, hunger, body temperature, water balance, and blood pressure. |
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| The processing area for kinesthetic and touch sensations. |
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| 2 areas of the cerebral cortex that are involved in planning and initation of movement |
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supplementary motor cortex
Pre motor cortex |
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| Interacts with sensory processing areas, basal ganglia, cerebellum, and primary motor cortex |
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| Receives input from multiple sources. Outputs to motor neurons. Controls force and speed of movement. Multiple parallel pathways. |
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| Fast movements will __ spasticity |
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| Small catches between rigidity |
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| No movement at all is what type of rigidity |
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| How fast motor units are recruited repetetively |
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| L CVA injury results in __ body neglect |
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| Being able to recognize an object by touching it and not looking at it |
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