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Exams

These are example exam questions from the motor cortex section of the course.

1. Describe the modular organization of the spinal cord: implications for the control of movement.

2. Describe in detail each step from seeing a glass of water to drinking from that glass.

  • Start with "seeing the glass," then proceed to how movement is planned and directed (including motor and sensory innervation).
  • Describe the firing pattern of neurons at each step along the process to reaching and bringing the glass to your lips.
  • List in detail the firing patterns of the lips, tongue and throat, swallowing, and finally setting the glass back down on the table.
  • Distinguish between voluntary and involuntary movements; also describe the point at which involuntary movements are initiated by voluntary action.


 



 








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