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ventral nerve root lesion |
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LMN signs (flaccid paralysis, atrophy, hyporeflexive) |
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ipsilateral loss of sensation (usually will result in a burning, tingling pain) |
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intermediolateral cell column lesion |
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decreased vib/propreoception sensation in ipsilateral leg (below T6) |
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decreased vib/prop sensation on ipsilateral arm (T6 and above) |
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lateral cortical spinal tract |
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if in spinal cord = ipsilateral weakness, UMN findings (hyper-reflexive, babinski, spastic weakness) if in brain stem = contralateral weakness and UMN signs |
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contralateral decrease in pain/temp |
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ventral/anterior white commisure |
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decrease vib/prop bilaterally at level above the lesion |
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dorsal spinal cerebellar tract |
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ipsilateral lower limb ataxia |
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ventral spinal cerebellar tract lesion |
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if lesion above L2, contralateral lower limb ataxia |
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LMN findings, atrophy and weakness of ipsilateral SCM and trapezius muscle |
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internal arcuate fiber function |
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carry vib/prop from cuneatus and gracilus nucelei as they cross before becoming medial lemniscus |
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contralateral weakness UMN findngs |
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solitary nucleus and tract lesion |
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loss of respiratory reflexes loss of blood pressure regulation loss of sense of taste |
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difficulty swallowing and phonation due to ipsilateral paralysis of voluntary muscles in larynx/pharynx Hiccups |
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medial longitudinal fasiculus lesion |
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paralysis of medial rectus muscle Diplopia Nystagmus is normal eye
INO = multiple sclerosis |
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tectospinal tract function |
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turning head in responce to stimuli |
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inferior olivary nucleus function |
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relay nucleus for cerebellum |
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inferior cerebellar peduncle function? Lesion? |
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contains 3 of 4 ascending spinal cord cerebellar pathways
ipsilateral ataxia |
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medial and inferior vestibular nucleus lesion |
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lateral vestibulospinal tract lesion |
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middle cerebellar peduncle lesion |
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ipsilateral ataxia (only contains 1 pathway: corticopontocerebellar tract) |
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superior cerebellar peduncle function |
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carries efferent pathways |
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central tegmental tract lesion |
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Large bilateral lestion = coma
smaller lesion = palatal myoclonus |
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fine motor control (playing piano) |
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mesencephalic trigeminal nucleus lesion |
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increased jaw jerk reflex implies lesion ABOVE the pons |
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lateral lemniscus function? lesion? |
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Function: main ascending auditory pathway and will synapse in inf. colliculus
lesion: doesn't results in hearing loss bc so many other pathways |
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cerebral aquaduct occlusion? |
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non-communicating hydrocephalus, 3rd ventricle dilation |
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Superior colliculus function? |
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head turning to visual stimuli |
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what does substantia niagro produce? |
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superior olivary nucleus function? |
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auditory, sound localization |
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principal trigeminal nucleus function? |
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vestibular apparatus lesion |
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LMN, tongue atrophy points towards lesion |
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pain/temp crosses in white commisure |
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Corticospinal tract lesion? |
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substantia gelatinosa function? |
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Medial medullary syndrome is caused by occlusion of what artery? |
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lateral medullary syndrome is due to occlusion of what artery? |
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where would a lesion causes Weber's syndrome? |
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3rd nerve and cerbral peduncle (posterior cerebral artery) |
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