1
Q
Which cutaneous receptor has irregular discharge?
A
Merkel Cells
2
Q
What is the difference between fast and slow adapting recpeotrs?
A
Slow - always firing APs
Fast - Only fire during change
3
Q
Which afferents have a higher dynamic index?
A
Primary Afferents (because they code for velocity and peak during dynamic phase)
4
Q
Which axons have the fastest conduction velocity?
A
Muscle spindle + GTO (type Ia, II, Ib)
KNES 251
flashcards
Decks in class (24)
# Cards
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Lecture 2 - Basics of Neuroanatomy27
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Lecture 3 + 4 - Basics of Neurophysiology33
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Lecture 5 - AP Propagation + Synaptic Transmission14
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Lecture 6 - Synaptic Transmission + Neuromuscular Junction18
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Lecture 7-9 - Motor System & Electromyography31
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Lecture 10-12 - Somatosensory System93
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Lecture 13 - Somatosensory Evoked Reflexes13
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Lecture 14 - Descending control of movement: Primary Motor Cortex5
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Random Extra Cards4
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Lecture 15 - Spinal Cord Anatomy15
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Lecture 16 - Spinal Cord Injuries10
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Lecture 17 - Taxonomy and Properties of Human Movements22
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Lecture 18 - Decision Making21
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Lecture 19 - Tradeoff between the speed and accuracy of voluntary motor actions24
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Lecture 20 - Limitations on Performance16
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Lecture 21 - Receptors and Spinal Control of Somatosensory feedback10
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Lecture 22 - Short and Long-Loop reflexes and control of sensory feedback31
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Lecture 23 - Visual Feedback to Control Voluntary Motor-Actions30
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Lecture 24 - Visual Feedback to control Motor Learning12
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Lecture 25 - Adapting Discrete Movements14
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Lecture 26 - Retention and Transfer of Motor Learning31
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Lecture 27 - Reinforcement Learning and Motor Sequences41
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Lecture 28 - Structuring and Organizing Practice49
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Lecture 29 - Providing feedback during motor learning28
