Motor Systems and Movement Control flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 100 Motor Systems and Movement Control flashcard resources, covering the cerebellum, descending pathways and motor learning. They offer university students practice with movement-control terms and concepts, and teachers ready-made material for teaching those topics. Choose a deck to start studying.
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63 cardsB&B - TB9 - L2 Advanced Movement Primary Motor Cortex:
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83 cardsMotor lecture - Cerebral Cortex/Voluntary Locomition How can CPGs be modified? (2)
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99 cardsAnatomy and function of motor system & somatosensory system Is sensory decussation higher than motor decussation?
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35 cardsChapter 11 - Movement
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69 cardsLecture 19 Basal Ganglia
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43 cardsTSM 1.9 Descending Motor Systems What are lower motor neurons?
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39 cardsDescending pathways what are the 2 main groups of motor pathways?
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28 cardsCerebellum What is the overall function of the cerebellum?
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11 cardsL19 Tadpole swimming Why do we study swimming in a tadpole
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34 cardsTSM 1.56 Cerebellum Which side of the body does the cerebellum control?
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44 cardsUntitled • Know the definition of motor behavior and its subsets (PPT slide). –
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99 cardsMotor Systems Where is the primary motor cortex found?
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65 cardsLecture 11 and 12 - Motor Control and Disorders of Action What do most actions require?
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53 cardsChapter 5: Motor systems - the organization of action what are motor programs?
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55 cardsNEUR2530 - Weeks 7-9 What are the key characteristics of voluntary movements?
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112 cardsMotor Learning Midterm 1 3 Organizing Principles of the Brain
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66 cardsMotor Lectures - Central Pattern Generators Where do locomotion pathways originate? (2)
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117 cardsNeuromotor control of speech
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72 cardsNAB motor
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41 cardsNeural Control 3 Step Process to Movement a) definition b) list and define three steps
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19 cardsMotor control 2 How do alpha and gamma motor neurons differ during stimulation?
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61 cardsMotor systems - Organisation of the Motor System What are the two type of motor organisation? What is the difference?
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49 cardsThe Sensorimotor System What are the principles of sensorimotor control?
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66 cardsB&B TB9 Voluntary and reflex movements are brought about by...
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57 cardsNeuroscience CAM102 What are the four steps of muscle fibre contraction?
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68 cardsSpinal Control of Muscles What does a motor unit consist of?
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43 cardsMBOD- Parkinson's Who discovered Parkinson's and in what year? What did he describe it in?
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71 cardsBasal Ganglia and Parkinson's Disease what do the basal ganglia encode for?
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20 cardsLecture Sixteen - Cerebellum NSCI 593A Exam 3
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29 cardsB&B - TB9 - Tutorial Action and Decision Making.
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42 cardsMotor Learning What are the 3 organization principles of the brain?
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51 cardsBasal Ganglia subthalamic nucleus neurons
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21 cardsNeuromotor 1 Describe neuromuscular synaptic transmission
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39 cardsBasal Ganglia What is the basal ganglia?
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47 cardsMotor System - Basal nuclei What are the structures which make up the basal nuclei?
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50 cardsL8 - Motor systems 2 what is the function of the cerebellum in motor control
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46 cardsL7 - Motor Systems 1 through what horn of the spinal cord to motor neurones exit
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44 cardsN7 - motor control part II role of cerebellum
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20 cardsLecture Fifteen - Basal Ganglia NSCI 593A Exam 3
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42 cardsN6 - motor systems part I what are the motor pathways sent from in the brain
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These user-made decks approach movement control from several angles. Cards cover sensory feedback, the stretch reflex and motor neurons, as well as descending pathways and the cerebellum. Other decks look at motor learning, basal ganglia and the neural control of speech.
How to use the decks
Start with the deck on movement and sensory feedback if you want to practice a range of terms. For a more focused session, try Descending pathways, which asks about motor pathways and their origins, or Cerebellum, which covers its role in movement.
Work through a deck and note the questions you find difficult. Return to those cards later and try explaining each answer in your own words. If you want to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz there for a different way to check your understanding. Pick a topic and open a deck that fits it.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
The deck on movement and sensory feedback is a useful starting point because it brings together topics such as the stretch reflex, motor neurons and the corticospinal tract. If you already have a topic in mind, Descending pathways offers a more focused set of questions.
What topics do these flashcards cover?
The decks cover the cerebellum, basal ganglia, descending motor systems and motor learning. Some focus on particular questions, such as how sensory feedback relates to movement or how motor pathways are organized. Others address topics including tadpole swimming and the neural control of speech.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.