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Central Nervous System (CNS) Brain: frontal, parietal, temporal & occipital lobes, and spinal cord
Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) 12 pairs of cranial nerves, 31 pairs of spinal nerves
# brain lobes 4 lobes
frontal lobe motor activity & speech (broca's area)
frontal lobe autonomic activity (respiratory, GI, GU)
frontal lobe learning
frontal lobe judgement
frontal lobe moral values
frontal lobe personality
frontal lobe behavior
parietal lobe controls sensation
parietal lobe light touch
parietal lobe 2-point discrimination
parietal lobe sterognosis
parietal lobe body imagery
parietal lobe position sense
temporal lobe hearing (wernicke's area)
wernicke's area ability to interpret words (like speaking another language)
broca's area ability to find and use words (CVA pt says "Q-tip" instead of "pencil")
temporal lobe smell
temporal lobe taste
temporal lobe vestibular functioning (balance)
temporal lobe interpret sensations and produce appropriate emotions
occipital lobe controls visual perception
occipital lobe recognition/interpretation of visual stimuli
occipital lobe storehouse for visual memory and association
cerebellum motor coordination
cerebellum equilibrium
cerebellum muscle tone
cerebellum coordination & smooth muscle movement
cerebellum does not initiate movement, just makes it smooth movement
brainstem (components) midbrain, pons, medulla
midbrain contains many motor neuron and tracts
pons enlarged area containing ascending and descending fiber tracts
medulla vital autonomic centers -respiration, heart fxn, GI fxn
medulla nuclei for CN VIII-XII
levels of consciousness alert, lethargy, obtundation, stupor, coma
alert awake and responsive
lethargy somnolent, but can carry on a convo & fxn
obtundant rousable to voice
stupor rousable to physical stimuli (painful)
coma responds to physical stimuli with primitive reflexes
coma scale- guide to assess pt /c head injury & inc. ICP Glasgow's- eye opening, verbal response, motor response
expressive aphasia inability to talk; can comprehend & follow commands; FRONTAL
receptive aphasia inabilty to follow commands; pt speaks but response does not follow context- lack of comprehension; TEMPORAL
global aphasia inability to talk and follow commands
inability to understand written language occipital lobe damage
31 pairs of spinal nerves = 8 cervical, 12 thoracic, 5 lumbar, 5 sacral, 1 coccygeal
descending neural pathways motor (efferent) pathway
pyramidal tract small movement
extrapyramidal tract large movement
cerebellar tract smooths movement
loss of muscle tone flaccidity
increase of muscle tone spasticity/rigidity
cerebellum function RAM, FNF, HS
ascending neural pathway sensory (afferent) pathway
posterior column position, vibration, fine touch
spinothalamic tract (lateral) pain, temperature
spinothalamic tract (anterior) crude touch (sharp v. dull)
kinesthesia (proprioception) position of extremities (finger is up or down?)
graphesthesia draw invisible number on pt hand, pt identifies
stereognosis pt closes eyes, identifies common object in hand (key)
CN 1 olfactory
CN 2 optic
CN 3 oculomotor
CN 4 trochlear
CN 5 trigeminal
CN 6 abducens
CN 7 facial
CN 8 acoustic
CN 9 glossopharyngeal
CN 10 vagus
CN 11 spinal
CN 12 hypoglossal
CN I fxn sensory- smell
CN II fxn sensory- vision
CN III fxn mixed- EOMs & pupil constricion/lens shape
CN IV fxn motor- EOM
CN V fxn mixed- muscles of mastication, sensation of face/scalp/cornea
CN VI fxn motor- EOM
CN VII fxn mixed- facial movement (smile), taste ant. 2/3 tongue
CN VIII fxn sensory- hearing
CN IX fxn mixed- larynx/pharynx motion & gag reflex, taste post. 1/3 tongue
CN X fxn mixed- larynx/pharynx motion, sensation from carotid body
CN XI fxn motor- head/neck ROMs
CN XII fxn motor- stick out tongue
deep tendon reflexes biceps, triceps, brachioradialis, knee, ankle
superficial tendon reflexes abdominal, cremastic (groin tickle), plantar
ankle clonus pump ankle for 30 seconds then hold dorsiflexed; if ankle still pushes, clonus indicates upper motor neuron disease
babinski response (+) toes flex out when bottom of foot is tickled
Created by: allisonfay
 

 



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