07 Somatosensory System: Touch and proprioception

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Touch: 1st order is _________, it decussates at the ___________ neuron and end up in a ___________ 3rd order neuron. 1st: ipsilateral 2nd: decussation 3rd: contralateral
Discriminative touch includes the following subcategories, with following receptors: 1. Merkel's receptor 2. Meissner's corpuscle 3. Ruffini's corpuscle 4. Pacinian corpuscle
Which receptors are superficial? Are they sensitive to light energy? Merkel's Meissner's Sensitive to light energy
Deep receptors include Ruffini's corpuscle Pacinian corpuscle
Which receptors are fast adapting? Meisner's corpuscle Pacinian's corpuscle
Which receptors are slow adapting? Merkel's plate Ruffini's corpuscle
Make a table of the speed of adaptation, receptive field size, submodality, and functional application of the four main somatosensory receptors. See slide 6.
Muscle spindles comprises ______, ______, and ________ axons. 1. Ia afferent 2. II afferent 3. Gamma efferent
Ia afferent is (fast/slow) adapting while II afferent is (Fast/slow) adapting. Ia: rapid adapting II: slow adapting
Muscle spindles sit (parallel/ perpendicular) to the muscle fibers. They are good at sensing _____. Parallel. Sensing changes in muscle length.
Ib afferent axon is found in the ________. It senses changes in ________. Golgi tendon organ. Senses changes in tendon tension
Priprioception fibers are _______ fibers. Touch receptors are ________ fibers. Proprioceptors: Primary (Ia and Ib) and secondary (II) fibers. Touch receptors: Abeta fibers.
(proprioception/touch) axons are extremely rapidly conducting. Proprioception
Touch neuron are less myelinated, but still _______. Fast conducting
T/F: 1st degree neurons for touch and proprioception travel in the dorsal column in the CONTRALATERAL side of stimulus. F. IPSILATERAL!
Cell body of 1st degree sensory neurons lie in the _________. Dorsal root ganglion of spinal cord.
The 1st order sensory neurons synapse with the second order neurons in the ______ (UE) or _________(LE) in the medulla. Cuneate nucleus (UE) Gracillis nucleus (LE)
The pathway in which 2nd order neuron travels is called the _________. It synapses with the 3rd order neuron in the _______. Medial lemniscus. Synapses in the thalamus.
In the dorsal column of the spinal cord, the more distal the body region is, the more (lateral/medial) the 1st order axon travels. Medial.
The touch and proprioception sensory system is also called the _______. Dorsal column medial lemiscal system.
The fibers that cross the center of the body are called _________. The arcuate fibers
Where in the thalamus does the DCML 2nd and 3rd order neurons synapse with each other? Ventral Posterior Lateral nucleus of the thalamus (VPL)
After leaving the VPL, the 3rd order axon enters the _______ and travels along the _____ into its respective area in the __________. internal capsule coronal radiata post-central gyrus (primary sensory cortex)
Which lamina does the 3rd order axon terminate? lamina 4
Order of BA from central sulcus to postcentral sulcus. central sulcus BA3a BA3b BA1 BA2 Postcentral sulcus BA5 BA7
All proprioceptive neuron are going to synapse in BA ( ) BA 3a
All touch modality neurons are going to synapse in BA ( ) BA 3b
BA 1 integrates ______ inputs to achieve ________. Touch object texture analysis
BA 1 sends projection fibers to BA2, which integrates ________ information to differentiate ________. Integrates proprioception and touch differentiate object shape, size, and orientation.
BA2 also sends output projections to BA5, which also gets commisural input from other fields, to integrate ______ activities. It also has body-body synthesis, which is referred to as _______ reference. Bimanual activities. Egocentric
BA7 combines self image with visual inputs to give us ________, which is also called ______. Body-space synthesis, which is also called exocentric reference.
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