Nervous System IV Somatic Sensory Reflexes Neural Integration




































































































































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Nervous System: IV Somatic Sensory Reflexes Neural Integration ANS
Nervous System Design n Sensory Receptors in PNS q q n CNS q q q n Somatic: Tactile, Nocireceptors, Proprioceptors, Baroreceptors Special: Photoreceptors, Mechanoreceptors, Chemoreceptors Spinal Cord Brainstem Cerebellum Thalamus Cerebral Cortex Motor Effectors q q Somatic Motor Autonomic Motor
Sensory Overview
CN: Special and Somatic Sensory
Somatic Sensory: Skin
Somatic Sensory: Proprioception
Dermatomes
Stretch Receptors
Golgi Tendon Organ
Intrafusal Fibers
Somatic Reflex Arc
Motor Response Neuromuscular Junction
Motor End Plate
Patellar Reflex: Monosynaptic
Polysynaptic Reflexes
Somatic Reflex Tests
Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves
PNS CNS for somatic sensory
Spinal Cord Gray and White Matter
Spinal Cord Histology Areas
Spinal Tract Names
Organization of Spinal Cord Segment
Spinal Tract Locations
Ascending Tracts: Specific n Dorsal Column – Medial Lemniscus q q q Localized touch Gradations of touch Vibratory sensations Proprioception Pressure sensations n Fasciculus Cunneatus q q q n Upper Limbs Upper Trunk Neck Fasciculus Gracilis q q Lower limbs Inferior trunk
Ascending Tracts
Dorsal White Columns
Ascending Tracts: Nonspecific n Anterolateral System q q q Pain Temperature Crude touch Crude pressure Tickle / Itch Sexual sensations n Spinothalamic tract q Lateral n n q Pain Temperature Anterior n n Crude Touch Crude Pressure
Spinothalamic Tracts
Localization of information: Spinal Nerve Input to Spinothalamic tract
Spinocerebellar Pathways n Posterior Cerebellar q q q n Trunk, lower limb proprioceptors Tendon stretch Ascend on same side to inferior cerebellar peduncle Anterior Cerebellar q q q Trunk, lower limb proprioceptors Tendon stretch Ascend and cross twice to anterior cerebellar peduncle
Spinocerebellar Tracts
Somatosensory Reflexes
Descending Motor Tracts n Direct / Pyramidal q q Skeletal voluntary motor Corticobulbar n q CN motor Corticospinal n Indirect / Extrapyramidal q q q n q q Muscle tone to extensors Posture and balance Rubrospinal n Cross in spinal cord Coordinate reflexes to visual and auditory stimulus Vestibulospinal n Cross in medulla Anterior Tectospinal n Lateral q n n Muscle tone to flexors Reticulospinal (A, M, L) n n n Visceral motor tone Visceral motor functions Visceral reflexes
Descending Motor Tract Locations
Ventral White Matter Ventral White Axons leaving Gray Matter
Descending Motor Tract Functions
Corticospinal Tract Location
Corticospinal General Descending Pathway
Descending Somatic Pathway
Extra Pyramidal Tracts
Motor Tracts Compared
Basal Nuclei n Adjust movement q q n Rhythmic Cycles q q n Preparation Coordinate Subconscious control Alter motor commands Communication q In n n q Caudate Putamen Out n n Globus Pallidus Thalamus
Basal Nuclei Afferents Caudate and Putamen
Basal Nuclei Efferents Globus pallidus to Thalamus
Basal Nuclei Regulation Summary
Thalamic Nuclei: Ventrolateral Group
Thalamus: Ventral Group
Thalamus: Dorsolateral
Thalamus: Dorsomedial Group
Thalamus: Anterior Group
Thalamus: Pulvinar
Thalamus: Geniculates Medial Geniculate Lateral Geniculate
Problems
Spinal Nerve Rupture
Spinal Cord Tracts and related problems
Nervous System Organization: ANS
CNS and PNS for ANS
Somatic vs. Autonomic
Spinal Nerve Review
Pathways and Reflexes Compared for SNS and ANS
Lateral Gray Horn of Spinal Cord
ANS Divisions
Origins for Preganglionic ANS neurons
Postganglionic Neuron Pathways
Myelination vs Nonmyelination
ANS Motor
Preganglionic ANS neurons
Neuron Organization : Preganglionic Neurons, NT, and Receptors
Sympathetic NS
Lateral Gray Matter: ANS sensory and motor for Sympathetic Division
Sympathetic Chain
Sympathetic Chain Ganglia in cat
Sympathetic Chain Pathways
Thoracic Cord: Gray and White Ramus
Sympathetic Collateral Ganglia
Sympathetic Ganglion
Adrenal Medulla
Rami Communicans and Sympathetic Pathways
Ganglia Location
Parasympathetic NS
Parasympathetic Cranio-Sacral
Parasympathetic Ganglia
Parasympathetic Nerves n Cranio q q n CN III CN VII CN IX CN X Sacral q Splanchnic N.
CN X
CN X Motor pathways
CN X: Innervation
CN X: Sensory Inputs and Pathways
Synapse and Varicosities
ANS Neurotransmitters
ANS neurotransmitter receptors
Nicotinic Receptors Receptor Location Effect Nicotinic ganglionic ANS ganglions Excitatory ANS postganglionic neurons Nicotinic Neuromuscular Junction Excitatory Skeletal m.
Muscarinic Receptors Receptor Location Effect Muscarinic M 1 Sympathetic Postganglionics Muscarinic M 2 Heart, Eye, GI, UG, Respiratory Ach Inhibit NE Relaxation of vascular Sm M. Inhibitory c. AMP K+ influx Muscarinic M 3 Vascular: dilation PIP DAG, IP 3 Exocrine Gland secretion
Catecholamine Receptors: Alpha Receptors Location Effects Alpha 1 IP 3/DAG Constriction of Vascular Sm. M & Ca++ GI sphincters Pupillary dilation Alpha 2 Inhibits post ganglionic Gi inhibit c. AMP
Catecholamine Receptors: Beta Receptors Location Effects Beta 1 excitatory Heart, brain, kidney Adenyl Cyclase c. AMP Beta 2 Inhibits Vascular Adenyl Cyclase c. AMP & Respiratory Sm M Excites Islet B Beta 3 Adipose c. AMP
Parasympathetic Pathway Review
Cholenergic Neurotransmitters
ACh formation and recycling
Sympathetic Pathway Review
Adrenergic Neurotransmitters
Adrenergic Synapse
NT hydrolysis from Tyrosine
Enzymes in Catecholamine Formation
Catecholamine Breakdown n Uptake I q Reuptake of NE into presynaptic neuron n n Monoamine Oxidase (MAO) breakdown Uptake II q Reuptake of NE into non-neuronal cells n Catechol-O-Methyltransferase (COMT) breakdown q q n n Glial cells Smooth Muscle Metabolites diffuse out MAO completes breakdown
NE
MAO Blocker
Chemicals in ANS n Neurotransmitters q q q q ACh NE ATP VIP Dopamine Metenkephalin Neuropeptide-Y n Hormones q q Epinephrine Prostaglandins
Visceral Reflex Arc
ANS Referred Pain reflexes
Lateral Spinothalamic Pathway: Pain
Ascending Spinal Cord Tracts for ANS
Thalamic VPL input from Spinothalamic
Sensory Homonculus
Referred Pain
ANS Controls
ANS pathways for Hypothalamic Control
Medulla Oblongata Controls
ANS tests
Generalized ANS effects
Dual Innvervation
Dual Innervation Example
Dual Innervation: Salivary Glands
ANS drugs
Clinical ANS Applications
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