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| What are the 3 Ascending Tracts in the "H" part of the spinal cord for? |
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1.Sensory (Pain, temperature)
2. Automonic (Visceral, Sympathetic Chain of Ganglia T1-L2)
3. Motor (muscle stretch, position sense) |
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What part of the "H Horn" Ascending Tracts Sensory begin?
In the Anterior, Lateral, or Posterior |
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What part of the "H Horn" Ascending Tracts Motor begin?
In the Anterior, Lateral, or Posterior |
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What part of the "H Horn" Ascending Tracts Autonomic begin?
In the Anterior, Lateral, or Posterior |
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| Sensory Ascending Tracts start at the posterior horn and syapse with a secondary neuron on the anterior lateral side, then go up what tract to the Thalamus? |
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LATERAL SPINOTHALAMIC TRACT
(think lateral, spine, thalamus) |
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Ascending tract for the Muscle Stretch/Position Sense.
Where does it start on the Horn? How many tracts? Where does it snapse on the horn with another? Where is it's final destination?
What is the name of this tract? |
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Posterior
Two
Both snapse in the horn. One on the left posterior, other on the right Anterior.
The two tracts go up to the Thalamus
Name of tract: ANTERIOR SPINOCEREBELLAR TRACT
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There are two parts to the main outer areas of the brain.
The cerebral cortex (grey matter) on the outside and the white matter area of the brain. What is the name of it? |
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| On the Lateral side of the horn of the spinal cord, what nerves are in the sympathetic chain and what is it called? |
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| Ganglionic Sympathetic Chain. Connects to T1 - L2 |
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| What area secretes the Cerebral Spinal Fluid and where are they at? |
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Definition
| Coronoid Plexes. In the 1, 2, 3, 4 ventricle |
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| What is the name of the space which contains the Cerebral Spinal Fluid? |
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In the Motor Cortex (descending tract), what area is it located in the brain?
What does it do? |
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Pre central Gyrus
The cortical spinal tract to the Medulla Oblongata Pyramid, then down to the appropriate vertebra where it snaps with an interneuron then to the skeletal muscle. |
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