CHI 303

-Given a lesion, identify the signs and symptoms that would be expected -given a lesion, identify the signs and symptoms that would be expected -given a patient case (examination results and chief complaint), identify the location of the lesion causing the signs and symptoms -correlate the neurology information between the behavioural and neuroanatomical levels

1. describe, in detail, the structure and function of the corticospinal tract. 2. given a lesion, identify the signs and symptoms that would be expected. 3. given a patient case (examination results and chief complaint), identify the location of the lesion causing the signs and symptoms . 4. correlate neurology information between the behavioral and neuroanatomical levels.

After completing this module you should be able to: describe the signs and symptoms caused by a lesion of the spinal cord (fasciculus gracilis and fasciculus cuneatus, lateral corticospinal tract, and lateral spinothalamic tract). given a patient case (examination results and chief complaint), identify the functional systems causing the sensory and motor impairments. correlate neurology information between the behavioral and neuroanatomical levels.

1. Understand special anatomical, histological & functional features of nervous system that affect its vulnerability to injury & ability to repair 2. Understand key differences between CNS & PNS repair 3. Overview key processes of disease in the nervous system 4. Cite examples of diseases to illustrate the key processes and aetiological categories (generate aetiological category-based DDx, with examples) Lecture Scope The overall aim of these lectures is not to present a comprehensive acc

for info on this deck refer to 282 lecture 6- Brain and spinal cord review