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    This document summarizes several spinal cord tracts including their origin, ending, and function. The dorsal column tract transmits proprioception, two-point discrimination, and fine touch signals from the skin, joints, and tendons to the dorsal column nuclei and contralateral thalamus. The spinothalamic tract transmits temperature, sharp pain, and crude touch signals from the skin to the dorsal horn and contralateral thalamus. The dorsal and ventral spinocerebellar tracts transmit signals related to muscle spindles, Golgi tendon organs, touch, and pressure receptors to the cerebellar paleocortex to aid in movement and positioning. The spinoreticular tract transmits signals

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    This document summarizes several spinal cord tracts including their origin, ending, and function. The dorsal column tract transmits proprioception, two-point discrimination, and fine touch signals from the skin, joints, and tendons to the dorsal column nuclei and contralateral thalamus. The spinothalamic tract transmits temperature, sharp pain, and crude touch signals from the skin to the dorsal horn and contralateral thalamus. The dorsal and ventral spinocerebellar tracts transmit signals related to muscle spindles, Golgi tendon organs, touch, and pressure receptors to the cerebellar paleocortex to aid in movement and positioning. The spinoreticular tract transmits signals

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    Ascending Spinal Cord

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    This document summarizes several spinal cord tracts including their origin, ending, and function. The dorsal column tract transmits proprioception, two-point discrimination, and fine touch signals from the skin, joints, and tendons to the dorsal column nuclei and contralateral thalamus. The spinothalamic tract transmits temperature, sharp pain, and crude touch signals from the skin to the dorsal horn and contralateral thalamus. The dorsal and ventral spinocerebellar tracts transmit signals related to muscle spindles, Golgi tendon organs, touch, and pressure receptors to the cerebellar paleocortex to aid in movement and positioning. The spinoreticular tract transmits signals

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    ASCENDING FIBER

    SPINAL CORD
    TRACT DORSUM COLLUM
    • ORIGIN : SKIN, JOINT, TENDON
    • ENDING : DORSAL COLUMN NUCLEI, SECOND ORDER NEURON
    CONTRALATERAL THALAMUS
    • FUNCTION : PROPRIOCEPTION, 2-DISCRIMINATION, FINE TOUCH
    TRACT SPINOTHALAMIC
    • ORIGIN : SKIN
    • ENDING : DORSAL HORN, SECOND ORDER NEURON CONTRALATERAL
    THALAMUS
    • FUNCTION : TEMPERATUR, SHARP PAIN, CRUDE TOUCH
    TRACT DORSAL SPINOCEREBELLAR
    • ORIGIN : MUSCLE SPINDLE, GOLGI TENDON ORGAN, TOUCH &
    PRESSURE RECEPTOR
    • ENDING : CEREBELLAR PALEOCORTEX
    • FUNCTION : MOVEMENT AND POSITIONING MECHANISM
    TRACT VENTRA SPINOCEREBELLAR
    • ORIGIN : MUSCLE SPINDLE, GOLGI TENDON ORGAN, TOUCH NAD
    PRESSURE RECEPTOR
    • ENDING : CEREBELLAR PALEOCORTEX
    • FUNCTION : MOVEMENT AND POSITIONING MECHANISM
    TRACT SPINORETICULAR
    • ORIGIN : DEEP SOMATIC STRUCTURE
    • ENDING : RETICULAR FORMATIO BRAINSTEM
    • FUNCTION : DEEP AND CHRONIC PAIN

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