The [Dropdown 1] Pathway Is Important for Movements on Opposite

The [dropdown 1] pathway is important for movements on opposite sides of the body for distal and proximal portions of the limbs.The [dropdown 2] pathway conveys nerve impulses for precise movements of the head and neck.The [dropdown 3] pathway conveys impulses from the red nucleus that help with precise movements of distal portions of upper limbs.The [dropdown 4] pathway relays information for ipsilateral movements pertaining to posture and balance relating to the head.The [dropdown 5] pathway relays impulses to ipsilateral muscles to maintain posture and muscle tone in relationship to walking.
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corticobulbar
corticospinal
reticulospinal
rubrospinal
tectospinal
vestibulospinal