Question: Match the tract with its correct function:TractFunction1. Tectospinal TractA. Influences trunk and proximal limb muscles related to posture and locomotion.2. Reticulospinal TractB. Modulates posture, movement, and balance based on equilibrium information.3. Vestibulospinal TractC.

Question: QUESTION 2 Which of these is an ascending tract of the spinal cord? O A. the medial reticulospinal tract B. the lateral tectospinal tract C. the vestibulospinal tract OD. the ventral corticospinal tract O E. the gracile fasciculus

3 pts Question 44 Match the following extrapyramidal tracts with their function Tectospinal Tract I choose Connects the brain stem nuclel of this system with the spinal cord. Projects from the midbrain to the spinal cord and is important for postural movements that are driven by the superior codiculus Connects this system, a diffuse region of ...

The tectospinal tract enters into the spinal cord from the midbrain. It is critical for the movement of the posture, which is carried out by the superior colliculus (tectum). The reticulospinal tract is the connection between spinal cord and the reticular system. Reticular system is a region of gray matter that is found in the brain stem.

Question: 23. Which extrapyramidal tract incorporates equilibrium sensa- tions with motor commands to aid in posture and movement? a. tectospinal tract b. vestibulospinal tract c. reticulospinal tract d. corticospinal tract

54. Which tract is most likely affected if a brain injury causes a patient to experience facial paralysis? A. Corticospinal tract. B. Tectospinal tract. C. Rubrospinal tract. D. Corticobulbar tract. E. Reticulospinal tract. 55. If there is damage to pyramidal cells of the cerebral cortex, what will be affected? A. Perception of pain. B. Sight. C.

Question: From the key, choose the name of the tract that might be damaged when the following conditions are observed. (More than one choice may apply; some terms are used more than once.)Key:a. dorsal columns (fasciculus cuneatus and fasciculus gracilis)b. lateral corticospinal tractc. ventral corticospinal tractd. tectospinal tracte.

Key a. dorsal columns (fasciculus cuneatus and 1. uncoordinated movement 2. lack of voluntary movement 3. tremors, jerky movements 4. diminished pain perception 5. diminished sense of touch fasciculus gracilis) b. lateral corticospinal tract c. ventral corticospinal tract d. tectospinal tract e. rubrospinal tract f. vestibulospinal tract g ...

A. Fasciculus gracilis B. C. Tectospinal tract D. Anterior spinothalamic tract E. Lateral spinothalamic tract F Posterior spinocerebellar tract Corticospinal tract Impulses arise in proprioceptors, ascend the spinal cord via this tract, and result in unconscious proprioception Transmits impulses for crude touch and pressure to the opposite side of the brain Efferent …

Ans 1. Uncoordinated movement D.tectospinal tract E. rubrospinal tract F. vestibulospinal tract The tectospinal tract originates from the rostral colliculus, and receives fibers from the caudal colliculus,while The role of the rubrospinal system is t …View the full answer