Anatomy Flashcards
In multipolar neurones - where are the cell bodies found?
In the CNS
In unipolar neurones - where are the cell bodies found?
In PNS (dorsal root ganglion)
What are a collection of nerve cell bodies in the CNS called?
Nucleus
What are a collection of nerve cell bodies in the PNS called?
Ganglion
What are the three special sensory CNs?
CN I, CN II and CN VIII
What are the four motor CNs?
CN IV, VI, XI and XII
What do spinal nerves supply?
The soma
From teh intervertebral foramina what do spinal nerves connect with the structures of the soma via?
Rami
What nerve comes out above C2?
C2
What nerve comes out above T4?
T3
Where do all sensory axons pass from the spinal nerve to?
The posterior root then into posterior rootleys, then into posterior horn of spinal cord
What si the location of cell bodies of primary afferent neurpnes?
Dorsal root ganglion
Where does crossover in the corticospinal tract occur?
In medulla
What segment is the male nipple?
T4
What segment is the umbilicus?
T10
What spinal nerve segments cover posterior scalp, neck and shoulder?
C2-C4
What spinal nerve segments cover upper limb?
C5-T1
What are networks of intertwined anterior rami called?
Plexuses
What is a myotome?
Myotome of each spinal nerve is the skeletal muscles suppled with motor innervation by both the anterior and posterior ramus of that spinal nerve
Where does sympathetic outflow exit the spinal cords?
T1-L2
Only what segments of the spinal cord have lateral horns?
T1-L2 - for cell bodies of the next sympathetic neurones in the chain
Name a ganglion in the sympathetic outflow?
Paravertebral ganglion of sympathetic trunk
In the sympathetic outflow - what roots/rootlets does presynpatic axons leave?
Anterior
In relation to the sympathetic outflow and the heart - where do presynaptic axons synapse?
In T1 or cervical paravertebral ganglia