"Track the tracts"

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🐸 "Leap up through Sensory Lane and down through Motor Highway! Get... set... Ribbit!!!" 🚦

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Froggy Jumps "Track the tracts"Version en ligne 🐸 "Leap up through Sensory Lane and down through Motor Highway! Get... set... Ribbit!!!" 🚦 par Niveditha Pari 1 Loss of pain and temperature sensations on the right side of the body below the level of T10 indicates damage to which of the following tracts? a Lateral spinothalamic tract b Anterior spinothalamic tract c Dorsal column tract 2 A patient presents with loss of proprioception, vibration sense, and fine touch in the lower limbs. Which tract is most likely involved? a Tract of Goll and Burdach b Lateral spinothalamic tract c Anterior spinothalamic tract 3 A patient with spinal cord injury had loss of proprioception and fine touch on the left side of body and loss of pain and temperature on the right side below the level of injury. Which condition is most consistent with these findings? a Syringomyelia b Right sided Hemisection c Left sided Hemisection 4 A patient is unable to perceive crude touch and pressure on the left side of the body. Which spinal tract is most likely involved? a Dorsal column tract b Anterior spinothalamic tract c Lateral spinothalamic tract 5 Weakness in the right upper and lower limbs following a stroke. Muscle tone was increased, deep tendon reflexes were brisk, extensor plantar response on the right side. Which of the following tracts is most likely involved in this patient? a Spinocerebellar tract b Corticospinal tract c Extrapyramidal tract 6 A patient has flaccid paralysis, muscular atrophy, fasciculations, and absent reflexes in the right upper limb. These signs are consistent with __________________ a Lower motor neuron lesion b Extrapyramidal tract lesion c Upper motor neuron lesion 7 A patient presents with spasticity, exaggerated deep tendon reflexes, and positive Babinski sign. These findings are characteristic of _________________ a Muscular dystrophy b Lower motor neuron lesion c Upper motor neuron lesion

Froggy Jumps

"Track the tracts"Version en ligne

🐸 "Leap up through Sensory Lane and down through Motor Highway! Get... set... Ribbit!!!" 🚦

par Niveditha Pari

Loss of pain and temperature sensations on the right side of the body below the level of T10 indicates damage to which of the following tracts?

Lateral spinothalamic tract

Anterior spinothalamic tract

Dorsal column tract

A patient presents with loss of proprioception, vibration sense, and fine touch in the lower limbs. Which tract is most likely involved?

Tract of Goll and Burdach

Lateral spinothalamic tract

Anterior spinothalamic tract

A patient with spinal cord injury had loss of proprioception and fine touch on the left side of body and loss of pain and temperature on the right side below the level of injury. Which condition is most consistent with these findings?

Syringomyelia

Right sided Hemisection

Left sided Hemisection

A patient is unable to perceive crude touch and pressure on the left side of the body. Which spinal tract is most likely involved?

Dorsal column tract

Anterior spinothalamic tract

Lateral spinothalamic tract

Weakness in the right upper and lower limbs following a stroke. Muscle tone was increased, deep tendon reflexes were brisk, extensor plantar response on the right side. Which of the following tracts is most likely involved in this patient?

Spinocerebellar tract

Corticospinal tract

Extrapyramidal tract

A patient has flaccid paralysis, muscular atrophy, fasciculations, and absent reflexes in the right upper limb. These signs are consistent with __________________

Lower motor neuron lesion

Extrapyramidal tract lesion

Upper motor neuron lesion

A patient presents with spasticity, exaggerated deep tendon reflexes, and positive Babinski sign. These findings are characteristic of _________________

Muscular dystrophy

Lower motor neuron lesion

Upper motor neuron lesion

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"Track the tracts"Version en ligne

par Niveditha Pari

Loss of pain and temperature sensations on the right side of the body below the level of T10 indicates damage to which of the following tracts?

A patient presents with loss of proprioception, vibration sense, and fine touch in the lower limbs. Which tract is most likely involved?

A patient with spinal cord injury had loss of proprioception and fine touch on the left side of body and loss of pain and temperature on the right side below the level of injury. Which condition is most consistent with these findings?

A patient is unable to perceive crude touch and pressure on the left side of the body. Which spinal tract is most likely involved?

Weakness in the right upper and lower limbs following a stroke. Muscle tone was increased, deep tendon reflexes were brisk, extensor plantar response on the right side. Which of the following tracts is most likely involved in this patient?

A patient has flaccid paralysis, muscular atrophy, fasciculations, and absent reflexes in the right upper limb. These signs are consistent with __________________

A patient presents with spasticity, exaggerated deep tendon reflexes, and positive Babinski sign. These findings are characteristic of _________________

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