TB9 BB Lecture 1;

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1. In the brainstem, what does the reticulo apparatus do?

  • Sets tone (overall activity level) of postural muscles and also interacts with midline motor neurons
  • Processes where the body is in space. Lower motor neurones near the spinal cord midline
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2. What characterises myasethenia gravis?

  • Issues with setting posture, initiating movement and controlling movement. Show intention tremors
  • Paralysis, muscle wasting, spontaneous contractions (fasciculation) and no reflexes
  • Can only activate few striate muscle fibres. Characteristic weakness in general postureCan only activate few striate muscle fibres. Characteristic weakness in general posture
  • Issues with muscle tone, muscles contracted maj of time. Cant maintain posture. Cant inhibit spontaneous movementaIssues with muscle tone, muscles contracted maj of time. Cant maintain posture. Cant inhibit spontaneous movement

3. Where are deficits found in dyspraxia?

  • Problems in sequences of movements (executing movements in a specific sensory context)
  • Problems in controlling execution of sequences of movements (controlling movements in a specific sensory context)

4. What chemical is released into the junction binding to receptors on the end plate to cause action potentials in the muscle surface membrane?

  • Actin
  • Acetylcholine
  • Dystrophin
  • Calcium

5. What is teh junction between the neuron and muscle called?

  • Neuromuscular junction (NMJ)
  • Striated muscle junction
  • Smooth muscle junction
  • Alpha motorneurone junction (AMJ)

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