Georgia's Neurology MEDI6100
Anatomy
Neurology block deck for MD1, UND curriculum
Sample Data
| Text | Cortical Lateralisation: Intuitive, nonverbal thought = {{c1::right}} cerbral hemisphere Rational, symbolic thought = {{c1::left}} cerbral hemisphereSuperior recognition of faces & spatial relationships = {{c1::right}} cerbral hemisphere |
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| Text | There are 4 main spinal reflexes:1. {{c1::Myotatic (stretch / deep tendon) reflex}}2. {{c2::Inverse stretch reflex}}3. {{c3::Flexion/withdrawal reflex}}4. {{c4::Crossed extension reflex}} |
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| Front | The Melzack-Wall gate theory refers to:π ° Ascending pain suppression system.π ± Electrical simulation-produced analgesia.π ² Non-noxious input suppresses pain at the spinal cord.π ³ Cortical control system suppresses pain.π ΄ Descending pain suppression system. |
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² Non-noxious input suppresses pain at the spinal cord.
 Pain Gate (Gate Control) Theory: assumes that peripheral non-noxious stimulation will inhibit presynaptically the pain conducting pulses at the spinal cord target cells (T cells) and will prevent pain sensation from being transmitted to higher centers. |
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