Question 11 pts The spinothalamic tract conveys what type of sensory information
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Question 11 pts
The spinothalamic tract conveys what type of sensory information to the primary somatosensory cortex? Select all that apply.
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Question 21 pts
In regards to the spinothalamic tract, where does the second order neuron cross the midline?
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Question 31 pts
Match the term on the left with the term on the right.
Frontal lobe
[ Choose ] Parietal lobe Audition Vision Frontal lobe Higher order thinking Somatosensory
Parietal lobe
[ Choose ] Parietal lobe Audition Vision Frontal lobe Higher order thinking Somatosensory
Temporal lobe
[ Choose ] Parietal lobe Audition Vision Frontal lobe Higher order thinking Somatosensory
Occipital lobe
[ Choose ] Parietal lobe Audition Vision Frontal lobe Higher order thinking Somatosensory
postcentral gyrus
[ Choose ] Parietal lobe Audition Vision Frontal lobe Higher order thinking Somatosensory
precentral gyrus
[ Choose ] Parietal lobe Audition Vision Frontal lobe Higher order thinking Somatosensory
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Question 41 pts
Brown Sequard Syndrome is caused by the damage to one half of the spinal cord. This lesion results in:
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Question 51 pts
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In discussing descending pathways, we talked about neurons whose conductile processes are in the internal capsule. These neurons:
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1) The spinothalamic tract conveys the sensory information to the primary somatosensory cortex for :
PAIN : it is carried in lateral spinothalamic tract
Discriminative touch : It is carried in ventral spinothalamic tract
Temperature : It is carried in lateral spinothalamic tract via free nerve endings
Pressure : It is carried in ventral spinothalamic tract
2) The second order neuron in spinothalamic tract crosses the midline at brainstem and then to the thalamus.
The axons of these neurons are known as nucleus proprius, which ascend to the brainstem and thalamus in the antereolateral quadrant of spinalcord. They are mainly responsible of conveying pain and temperature.
3) Each side of lobes in our brain contains four lobes.All the lobes have distinct and specifit functions.
Frontal lobe : Higher order thinking is processed by frontal lobe as it is primarily responsible for speech, personality and motor development
Occipital lobe : vison procession center is in occipital lobe
Temporal lobe : Auditory cortex lies in temporal lobe.
Parietal lobe : postcentral gyrus of the anterior parietal lobe is somatosensory cortex.
4) Brown-Sequard syndrome is caused by damage of half of the spinalcord and results in loss of proprioreption on the same side of lesion while results in loss of pain and temperature in opposite side of lesion.
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