Neuronal Pathway of Crude Sensibility
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Which type of pain is transmitted through the pathway of 'quick pain'?

  • Chronic, aching pain
  • Burning, stinging pain
  • Crude, diffuse pain
  • Sharp, acute, bounded pain (correct)
  • Where do the dendrites of the first neuron run?

  • In the lateral funiculus
  • In the spinal nerves (correct)
  • In the posterior horn of the spinal cord
  • In the anterior white commissure
  • What is the function of the intralaminar nucleus?

  • To regulate temperature and crude touch
  • To project emotional responses to pain to the cingulate gyrus (correct)
  • To modulate diffuse pressure and pain
  • To transmit pain signals to the thalamus
  • Which tract is formed by the axons of the third neuron?

    <p>Thalamocortical tract</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In which part of the spinal cord do the axons of the second neuron run?

    <p>In the anterior and lateral funiculus</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the function of the lateral spino-thalamic tract?

    <p>To transmit temperature and pain</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Neuronal Pathway of Crude Sensibility

    • Pathway of crude sensibility originates from the contralateral part of the body, transmitting sensations of heat, cold, pain, crude touch, and pressure
    • Located in the anterior and lateral funiculus of the spinal cord

    Components of the Pathway

    • Lateral Spino-Thalamic Tract: responsible for transmitting temperature and pain sensations
    • Anterior Spino-Thalamic Tract: responsible for transmitting diffuse pressure, crude touch, and pain sensations
    • Pathway of "Quick Pain": transmits sharp, acute, and bounded pain

    Neurons Involved

    • 1st Neuron: pseudounipolar cells of the spinal ganglion
      • Dendrites run in spinal nerves
      • Axons go to the posterior horn of the spinal cord
    • 2nd Neuron: ipsilateral ncl. proprius of the posterior horn
      • Axons cross over in the anterior white commisure at the same segment level
      • Run contralaterally in the anterior and lateral funiculus
      • Continue as spinal lemniscus to the thalamus
    • 3rd Neuron: contralateral ventral posterolateral nucleus of the thalamus
      • Axons form the thalamocortical tract
      • Pass through the internal capsule to the postcentral gyrus

    Additional Projections

    • Some axons from 2nd neurons terminate in the intralaminar nucleus
    • Projecting to the cingulate gyrus (limbic system) for emotional response to pain

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    This quiz covers the pathway of crude sensibility from the contralateral part of the body, including heat, cold, pain, crude touch, and pressure, in the anterior and lateral funiculus of the spinal cord.

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