17. Dermatomes, Myotomes, & Spinal Nerve Plexuses Flashcards

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What does intermediate mesoderm give rise to?

A

Kidney and Gonads

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What does chordamesoderm give rise to?

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Notochord then nucleus pulposa

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What does lateral plate mesoderm give rise too?

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Splanchnic mesoderm: circulatory system
Somatic mesoderm: body cavity
Extra-embryonic:

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What does paraxial mesoderm give rise to?

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Head 
Somite:
- Sclerotome (cartilage)
- Myotome (skeletal muscle)
- Dermatome (dermis)
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Injury to a __________ will lead only to sensory deficits/symptoms (_________), while injury to a __________ will lead only to motor deficits and symptoms (________).

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Recognize that injury to a dorsal root will lead only to sensory deficits/symptoms (paresthesia), while injury to a ventral root will lead only to motor deficits and symptoms (weakness)

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In regards to somatic innervation, cells that migrate _______ give rise to muscles of the limbs and trunk (___________) and to the associated dermis

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  • anteriorly

- hypaxial muscles

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Cells that migrate _________ give rise to the intrinsic muscles of the back (_________) and the associated dermis

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  • posteriorly

- epaxial muscles

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Describe the 3 horns of spinal chord gray matter

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  • Posterior horn: sensory
  • Lateral horn: visceromotor
  • Anterior horn: motor
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9
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When do the limb buds begin to appear?

A

Week 4

Upper Limb: C5-T1
Lower Limb: L2-S2

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What is the dermatome?

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The area of skin supplied with afferent nerve fibers by a single posterior spinal root

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Impingement or injury that effects a single segment can be ascertained with some degree of certainty by turning to a _________ map

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Dermatome

This applies given one caveat, dermatomes are not as precise as shown on dermatome maps and consist fo segments/nerves with overlapping territories.

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Impingement or injury that effects a single spinal nerve proper can be ascertained with some degree of certainty by turning to a ______ map

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Nerve

This applies given one caveat, dermatomes are not as precise as shown on dermatome maps and consist fo segments/nerves with overlapping territories.

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What is a myotome?

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All the muscles that are innervated by a single efferent anterior root. Most muscles are composed of more than one myotome.

If one goes out, others can take care of it. Redundancy is important!

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