03a: Spinal Cord Flashcards
- Major gross anatomical features of SC
- Major gray matter nuclei and general functions of SC gray matter
- ID morphological basis of SC enlargements
- Describe vascular supply of SC
BUMP
Gray matter in SC is organized according to:
Function
T/F: Intrinsic circuits (reflexes) don’t involve the brain.
True
List layers of meninges, from inner to outer.
- Pia mater
- Arachnoid mater
- Dura mater
Space between (X) layers holds CSF.
X = pia and arachnoid
Space after conus medularis is formally called:
Lumbar cistern
(X) are extensions of (Y) that attach and anchor SC laterally to (Z).
X = denticulate ligaments Y = pia mater Z = arachnoid and dura
Coccygeal ligament is extension of (X) that attaches to (Y).
X = dura Y = inferior end of vertebral canal
Filum terminale is extension of (X) that attaches to (Y).
X = pia mater Y = inferior end of vertebral canal
Neurons detecting pain have cell bodies in which gray matter horn in SC?
Dorsal
Neurons detecting muscle propioception send info to which gray matter horn in SC?
Dorsal
Neurons detecting muscle propioception are formally called:
Clarke’s Nucleus
Thoracic level lateral horn contains (X) neurons.
X = sympathetic preganglionic
Sacral SC level lateral horn contains (X) neurons.
X = parasympathetic preganglionic
Interneurons are present in which gray matter horn in SC?
Ventral