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lined with transitional ep

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urinary system

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PS fibers from splancninc nerve

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urinary system

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kidneys

ureters

bladder

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retroperitoneal

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upper kidney protected by

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rib 11 and 12

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left kidney attached to spleen by

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lienorenal lig

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kidney

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retroperitoneal

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long slender muscular tube

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ureter

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urine from kidney to urinary bladder

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ureter

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travels in retroperitoneal location

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ureter

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long slender muscular tube

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ureter

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urine from bladder to outside

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urethra

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23
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female urethra

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4 cm

opens into vestibule

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24
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male urethra

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20 cm

travels thru penis and also conveys semen

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distensible to pelvic cavity

post to pubic symphysis

holds urine

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urinary bladder

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pelvic cavity ant to post

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bladder uterus rectum

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female pelvic cavity

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paired ovaries and single uterus

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vesiouterine pouch (b/n blader and uterus)

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female pelvic caivty

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rectouterine pouch (female)

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b/n recturm and uterus

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male pelvic cavity

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paired ductus deferancs and seminle vasicle and one prostate

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rectovesicle pouch (male pelvic cavity)

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b/n rectum and bladder

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b/n rectum and bladder

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rectovesiculo pouch of male pelvic cavity

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inguinal canal

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female round lig of uterus

fibromusc. band attached to uterus extending from fallopian tube through inguinal canal to labia majora

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inguinal canal of male

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spermatic cord

suspends testes within scrotum

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contents of spermatic cord

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ductus deferans

testicular artery

pampiniform plexus

vessels and nerve of ductus derefan

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under int spermatic fascia

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loose aerelar tissue

remnants of processes of vaginales

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ductus deferans

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conveys epididymis from testis to ejac duct

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ejac duct

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empties into prostatic urethra

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40
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ductus deferans and seminal vesicle ducts

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ejac duct

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41
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pampiniform plexus

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form the testicular vein

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42
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l. testcular vein drain into

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l. renal vein

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43
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R. testicular vein drains into

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IVC

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44
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Defecation

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mediatedd by pelvic and pudendal nerves

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int. spincter relaxes

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during defecation ;

pelvic nerve senses distension then reflexively relaxes int spincter

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ext and spincter contracts

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pudental nerve

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47
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last step of defecation

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conscious urge to defecate is sensed

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48
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nervous system

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somatic= peripheral nervous system

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visceral =

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autonomic system

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GI , intrinsic

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myenteric nervous system

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51
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cerebrum

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80% of brain mass

4 paired lobes w/in 2 cerebral hemisphere

command higher function

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cerebral cortex

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gray matter externally(6 layers)

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cerebral medulla

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internal white matter (myelinated)

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corpu callosum

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white matter tracts, connecting 2 hemispheres

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primary motor function

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frontal lobe(precentral gyrus 4)

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frontal lobe

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frontal ass. areas; executive function

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57
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primary sensory area

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parietal lobe

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parietal lobe

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integration and interpretation areas

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temporal lobe

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olfaction

hearing/auditory cortex

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visual cortex

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occipital lobe

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basal nuclei

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modulate motor activity first inititated from area 4; precentral gyrus of frontal lobe

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diencephelon

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thalamus

hypothalamus

epithalamus

Pit gland

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64
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pineal gland located withing

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epithalamus

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65
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release melatonin

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pineal gland

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66
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pineal gland

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body temp reg

apetite

circadian rhythym/sleep- wake cycle

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67
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sensory relay station

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thalamus

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68
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hypthalamus general

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body homeostasis

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69
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ventromedial nucleus of hypothalamus function

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satiety center (hyperphagia with bilateral destruction; dec urge to eat with stimulation)

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lateral nucleus of hypothalamus

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hunger center(startvation with destruction; inc eating with stimulation)

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septal nuclleus os hypothalamus

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agressive behavior

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suprachiasmatic nucelus of hypothalamus

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circadian rhythm

inpur from retina

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supraoptic nucleus of hypothalamus

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water balance; ADH; oxytocin production

74
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cerebellum function

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coordinate muscle movement

maintain equilibrium and posture

recieves propioceptive inputs and position sense

75
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purkinje cells of cerebellum

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project to deep derebellar nuceli(project out of cerebellum)

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climbing fibers of cerebellum

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aff to cerebellum

77
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golgi cell bodies and grnaule cells

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cerebellum

78
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mossy fibers of cerebellum

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al aff to cerebellum(except climbing fibers)

79
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connects spinal cord and cerebrum

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brains stem

80
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midbrain and hindbrain

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brain stem

81
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cranial nerve come from

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brain stem

82
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HR

respiration

swallowing

arousal

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life function of brain stem

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midbrain

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auditory and visual reflex

84
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relay station and resp center

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pons

85
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relay station

resp, vasomotor, cardiac centers

reflex; coughing , gagging, swallowing, vomiting

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medulla oblongata

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87
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temporal pole

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91
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recieve higher levels of info then profect efferenct neurons to end organ

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efferent (PS/motor) innerv

92
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recieve sensory info and relays this to thalamus and cortex

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afferent innerv(sensory)

93
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sup sens. nucleus

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efferent innervation

94
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inf salivatory nuclei

nucleus ambiguous

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afferent innervation

95
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salivation (submand and sublingual glands)

glandular secretions

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efferent innervation of brains tem nuclei

sup salivatory nucleus

96
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salivation and swallowing

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inf salivatory nuceli

nucleus ambiguous

(effeent innerv)

97
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nucelus of solitary tract

(afferent innervation)

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taste

98
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Cn

1

2

3

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olfactory

optic

oculomotor

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Cn

4

5

6

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trochlear

trigeminal

abducens

100
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Cn

7

8

9

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facial

vestibulocochlear

glossopharyngeal

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CN

10

11

12

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]

vagus

spinal assessory

hypoglossal

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sensory CN components

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1,2,8

103
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motor CN components

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3

4

6

9

12

104
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sensory and motor CN components

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5

7

9

10

105
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general aff

sensor

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5,7,9,10

106
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propioceptive general afferent

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5, 7

107
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special afferent

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1,2,7,8,9.11

108
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voluntary efferent

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3-12

109
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invol efferent

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3,7,9,10

110
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ciliary ganglion location

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lat to optic nerve

111
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CN3

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PS root of ciliary ganglion

112
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internal carotid plexus

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symp root of ciliary ganglion

113
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ciliary ganglion distribution

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ciliary muscle

spincter pupillae

dilator pupillae

tarsal muscles

114
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pterygopalatine

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pterygopalatine fossa (on br of V2)

115
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PS root of pterygopalatine ganglion

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> petrosal nerve of pterygoid canal

116
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symp root of pterygopalatin ganglion

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int carotid plexus

117
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distribution of pterygopalatine ganglion

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lac galnd

glands in palate and nose

118
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ptic ganglion

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distal to 4amen ovale

119
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ps root of Otic ganglion

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< petrosal (cn 9)

tympanic br of CN 9

120
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symp root of otic ganglion

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plexus ass with middle meningeal art

121
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distribution of otic ganglion

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parotid gland

122
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submandibular ganglion

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on hyoglossus

123
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ps root of submand ganglion

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chorda tympani by way of lingual nerve

124
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symp root of submand ganglion

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plexus of facial art

125
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distribution of submand ganglion

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submand and subling small salivary glands

126
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lies b/n ICA and IJV at level of T1-2

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sup cervical ganglia

127
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at level of cricoid cartieldge

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middle cervical ganglion

128
Q

C7 vertebral level

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in cervical ganglion

129
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related to loop of inf thyoid art

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middle cervical ganglia

130
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inf cervical ganglion

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fused to 1st thoracic symp gang to form stellate ganglion

131
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largest and responcible for most symp fibers to head and kneck; these post gang give rise to plexus in PS ganglia chart

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sup cervical ganglia

132
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olf CN 1

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to and from cribiform plate

133
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type of fiber for olfactory nerve

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SVA

134
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bipolar cells

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origin of cll bodies for Olf nerve

135
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function is smell

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CN 1 olfactory

136
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aferent innevation of CN1

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nasal mucosa

137
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optic foramen

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to and from skull optic nerve(CN2)

138
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type of fiber of CN2(optic nerve)

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SSA

139
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retinal ganglion cells

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origin of cell bodies for CN2

140
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afferent of CN2(optic)

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retina

141
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function of CN2

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vision

pupilary light reflexs

142
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SOF

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CN3

oculomotor

143
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GSE fiber type of CN3

cell body origin

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oculomotor nucleus

144
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function of GSE fibers CN3

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ocular movement

145
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efferent innervated structures of cN3 GSE fibers

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lev. palpebrae

all extraocular muscles

except lat. rectus. sup. obliques, pup constrictors, ciliary muscles

146
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GVE fibers of CN3

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edinger westphal nucleus

147
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miosis

convergence

accomodation

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function of GVE fibers of CN3

148
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SOF to and from

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CN4,6,5

149
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fiber type of Cn 4 and 6

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GSE

150
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fiber type of CN5

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GSA

151
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trigeminal ganglion and mesencephalic nucelus of CN5

A

CN5

152
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function of CN4

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turns eye down and lateral

153
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function of CN6

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turns eye laterally

154
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function of CN 5

A

facial sensation

155
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sup oblique

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efferent innerv structures CN 4

156
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lat rectus

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efferent innerv structure of CN6

157
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CN 5 affererent innerv structures

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upper eyelid

globe

lac gland

paranasal sinus mucus membrane

forehead skin

158
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GSA fiber type

A

V2 and V3

159
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goes thru 4amen rotundum

A

V2 fibers

160
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goes thruoug foramen ovale

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V3

161
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functions in sensation

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V2 and V3(gsa)

162
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afferent innervation of V2

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lower eyelid

mid face skin

upper lip

nasopharynx

163
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afferent innervation of V2

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max sinus

soft palate

tonsil

hard palate

upper teeth

164
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V3 affeent innervated structures

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ant 2/3 tongue

tempoauricular skin

low face

low teeth

165
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SVE

origin of cell body

A

motor nucelus CN5

166
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chew

open swallow

A

function of SVE fibers of V3

167
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muscles of masticatio

tensory veli palatini

tensor tympani

A

efferent structres of SVE fibers of V3

168
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IAM

stylomastoid 4amen

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CN7

169
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GSA fibers of CN7(origin of cell bodies)

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geniculate ganglion

170
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function of Cn7 (gsa fibers)

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sensation

171
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SVA fibers of CN7(origin of cell bodies)

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geniculate ganglion

172
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function of SVA fibers of Cn7

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taste

173
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aff innervated structures of SVA fibers of Cn7

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ant 2/3 tongue

174
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SVE fibers of CN7(origin of cell bodies)

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facial nucleus(caudal pons)

175
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SVE fibers of CN7 (function)

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facial expression

176
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SVE fibers of CN 7

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m. of facial expression,

stylohyoid

postdigastric

stapedius

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