| Medulla
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| Medulla Slide #1 |
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1- Gracile Nucleus 2- Gracile Fasciculus 3- Cuneate Fasciculus |
4- Spinal Trigeminal Nucleus 5- Pyramid 6-Decussation of the Pyramids |
| Sample slide questions: 1) Where are the cell bodies that give rise to the cuneate fasciculus? 2) Where are the cell bodies that give rise to the pyramid fibers? |
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Medulla Slide
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1- Gracile Nucleus 2- Cuneate Nucleus 3- Cuneate Fasciculus 4- Spinal Trigeminal Nucleus |
5- Spinal Trigeminal Tract 6- Pyramids 7- Decussation of the Pyramids 8-Gracile Fasciculus |
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Sample slide questions: 1) What kind of information is processed in the gracile nucleus? From what part of the body? 2) Where will the fibers in the pyramids terminate? |
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| Medulla Slide #3 |
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1- Spinal Trigeminal Nucleus 2- Spinal Trigeminal Tract 3- Inferior Olive 4- Pyramid |
5- Medial Lemniscus 6- Reticular Formation 7- Gracile Nucleus |
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Sample slide questions: 1) Where will the fibers of the medial lemnicus terminate? 2) What structure is #3 in the current slide? |
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| Medulla Slide #4 |
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1- Gracile Nucleus 2- Cuneate Nucleus 3- Spinal Trigeminal Nucleus 4- Spinal Trigeminal Tract |
5- Inferior Olive 6- Pyramid 7- Medial Lemniscus 8- Internal Arcuate Fibers |
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Sample slide questions: 1) Where do internal arcuate fibers terminate? 2) Where does the spinal trigeminal tract terminate? |
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| Medulla Slide #5 |
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1- Gracile Nucleus 2- Cuneate Nucleus 3- Cuneate Fasciculus 4- Spinal Trigeminal Nucleus 5- Spinal Trigeminal Tract |
6- Inferior Olive 7- Pyramids 8- Medial Lemniscus 9- Internal Arcuate Fibers/ Reticular Formation |
| Sample slide questions: 1) What is the differences between #4 and #5 above? 2) Where do the fibers of #3 originate? |
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| Medulla Slide #6 |
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1- Spinal Trigeminal Nucleus 2- Spinal Trigeminal Tract 3- Inferior Olive |
4- Medial Lemniscus 5- Pyramid 6- Internal Arcuate Fibers |
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Sample slide questions: 1) Where do the fibers orinating in #3 terminate? 2) What kind of information is carried in #4?
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| Medulla Slide #7 |
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1- Reticular Formation 2- Inferior Olive 3- Pyramid |
4- Medial Lemniscus 5- Inferior Cerebellar Peduncle |
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Sample slide questions: 1) Name one source of descending input to the inferior olive. 2) What kind of information is carried in #3? |
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| Medulla Slide #8 |
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1- Fourth Ventricle 2- Inferior Cerebellar Peduncle 3- Inferior Olive 4- Pyramid |
5- Medial Lemniscus 6- Reticular Formation 7- Cochlear Nucleus |
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Sample slide questions: 1) Does #2 provide input to or output from the cerebellum? 2) Name two functions of #6. |
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| Medulla Slide #9 |
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1- Fourth Ventricle 2- Inferior Olive 3- Medial Lemniscus |
4- Pyramid 5- Reticular Formation 6- Inferior Cerebellar Peduncle |
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Sample slide questions: 1) How do the axons from #2 terminate? 2) Where will the axons in #3 terminate?
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| Medulla Slide #10 |
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1- Choroid Plexus 2- Fourth Ventricle 3- Inferior Cerebellar Peduncle 4- Inferior Olive |
5- Pyramid 6- Medial Lemniscus 7- Reticular Formation |
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Sample slide questions: 1) What substance is made by #1? 2) Name two sources of fibers making up #3. |
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| Medulla Slide #11 |
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1- Choroid Plexus 2- Fourth Ventricle 3- Inferior Cerebellar Peduncle 4- Inferior Olive |
5- Pyramid 6- Medial Lemniscus 7- Reticular Formation |
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Sample slide questions: 1) What connects #2 with the third ventricle? 2) Name two sources of descending input to #4. |
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| Medulla Slide #12 |
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1- Fourth Ventricle 2- Reticular Formation 3- Middle Cerebellar Peduncle |
4- Inferior Olive 5- Pyramid 6- Medial Lemniscus |
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Sample slide questions: 1) Where are the nerve cell bodies that give rise to #5? 2) Where will the axons of #5 terminate?
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| Medulla Slide #13 |
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1- Fourth Ventricle 2- Reticular Formation 3- Middle Cerebellar Peduncle |
4- Pyramid 5- Medial Lemniscus |
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Sample slide questions: 1) Does #3 provide input to or output from the cerebellum? 2) The axons in #3 originate from what kind of neurons? |
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