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| receive nociceptive input. Unmyelinated, small diameter afferents |
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| receive non-noxious input via myelinated, large diameter afferents |
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| receives input from nociceptive afferents (C fibers) & collaterals from large diameter afferents. Site of 1st order sensory processing |
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| (base of dorsal horn) recieves input from descending motor and proprioceptive input from the periphery |
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| Clarke's Column (C8-L3) Afferent muscle spindles, tactile & pressure receptors-ipsilateral cerebellum (does not cross) |
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| Involved in reflex patterns/MOTOR |
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| ventral--Somatotopically organized MOTOR |
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| Somatotopically organization for Lamina IX |
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| Flexor-dorsal, Extensor-ventral, trunk-medially, limbs-laterally |
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| Lateral Corticospinal tract |
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| Dorsolateral-Volitional Motor to ipsi limbs extremities. does cross but at cuadal M.O. |
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| Ascending-& motor(reflex only) Crude touch. Crosses right away. |
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| Motor pathways from cerebral cortex & brainstem--AXIAL & NECK MUSCLES |
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| Dorsal Column Medial Leminiscal |
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| Vibration, discriminate touch-sensory crosses in pyramid area |
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| Unconscious proprioceptive from limbs-sensory. Goes to cerebellum where it coordinates the movements then on to the cerebral cortex |
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| MOTOR Brainstem Flexor muscles Arms & forearms |
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| MOTOR posture,gait, AXIAL body, Extensor |
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| Vestibulospinal descending |
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| MOTOR -reflex, balance, connected to inner ear ARMS Extensor |
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| Caudal end of spinal cord |
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| unsteady, high stepping gait |
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| Gamma motor neurons found in Rexed lamina |
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| Caudal end of Spinal cord in baby |
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| fibrous bands of pia found on each side of SC between ventral and dorsal spinal roots usually 21 on each side. |
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| thin thread of pia matter that arises from conus medullaris |
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| cervical and lumbar spinal cord |
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| helps to control secretion of the stomach and senses of fullness or hunger.. (X) |
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| atrocytes,microglial, oligodendrocytes, ependymal cells***endothelial are not considered neuroglial |
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| dorsal root ganglion have single process that divides w/ no clear dendrite/axon distinction |
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| dendrites & cell body--graded potentials |
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