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Nervous System Pathways Jeopardy review game Needed: 3 or 4 players 1 Scorekeeper 1 watcher

Pathways Jeopardy Motor pathways Sensory pathways Visceral pathways ANS more ANS

Upper motor neuron cell bodies are located here.

Answer: Precentral gyrus, also called primary motor cortex.

The effectors of somatic pathways are _________.

Answer: Skeletal muscles

True or False: Somatic motor fibers are located in spinal nerves and cranial nerves.

Answer: true

Which is not a motor pathway? vestibulospinal spinothalamic corticobulbar corticospinal

Which is not a motor pathway? vestibulospinal spinothalamic corticobulbar corticospinal Answer: spinothalamic

This motor tract is the motor component of a reflex that corrects the position of the head.

Answer: Vestibulospinal tract

This pathway conducts sensations of subconscious proprioception.

Answer: Spinocerebellar pathwway

The destination of somatic sensory tracts is ________.

Answer: Postcentral gyrus

Third order neuron cell bodies are in the ________.

Answer: thalamus

True or False: Dorsal rami and ventral rami of spinal nerves both conduct somatic sensory impulses.

Answer:True

Conscious perception of somatic sensory impulses occurs here: _______.

Answer: Postcentral gyrus, also called primary sensory cortex

Visceral sensory pathways begin in receptors of the ________.

Answer: visceral organs / ventral cavity organs

The site of integration for visceral sensory pathways is the: __________.

Answer: Solitary nucleus

True or False: Visceral motor impulses are only conducted to organs in the ventral cavity.

True or False: Visceral motor impulses are only conducted to organs in the ventral cavity. Answer: false, they are also conducted to sweat glands, arrector pili, adipose tissue, and blood vessels.

Visceral motor neuron somas are located here: ____and here: ____.

Visceral motor neuron somas are located here: ____and here: _____. Answer: Lateral horn of spinal cord and some cranial nerve nuclei

True or False: Referred pain is perceived when a visceral sensory pathway stimulates a spinothalamic pathway.

Answer: True

Name the four autonomic effectors.

Answer: Smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, glands, adipose tissue

Intramural ganglia are located along some of the pathways of the _______ division of the ANS.

Answer: parasympathetic

Sympathetic impulses to the body wall and limbs synapse in _________ ganglia.

Answer: sympathetic chain

True or false: Autonomic ganglionic fibers always secrete acetylcholine.

Answer: false, other neurotransmitters include NE and NO

Nicotinic Ach receptors are found at excitatory synapses in autonomic ________.

Answer: ganglia

True or false: Dual innervation means an effector is innervated by both the somatic and autonomic nervous systems.

Answer: false, it means the effector is innervated by both ANS divisions. (SYM and PARA)

True or False: Sympathetic nerves innervate all sympathetic effectors.

Answer: False, they innervate thoracic cavity effectors; splanchnic nerves innervate abdominopelvic viscera, and spinal nerves innervate effectors in the body wall and limbs.

True or False: The suprarenal medullae are dually innervated and secrete NE and EPI in response to ANS activity.

Answer: False, they are only innervated by the sympathetic division.

The amount of COMT and MAO (the enzymes that breakdown NE) are in ____ concentrations in most tissues.

Answer: low

True or false: Alpha (  ) and beta (  ) receptors exert their effects on effectors by increasing membrane permeability to sodium.

Answer: False, via cAMP or activating intracellular enzymes.