Anatomy EX2 - Nerves Flashcards
Phrenic n.
- Originates from C3-C5 spinal segments
- Explains paralysis of diaphragmatic respiration from cervical cord injuries
- Paralyzed hemidiaphragm cannot contract (descend) , remains high in thorax, recognizable on radiographic chest films
What are the nerves of the Anterior Abdominal Wall?
- Ventral rami of T7-L1 spinal nn.
- They run between IO and TA mm.
Which ventral rami supply region above umbilicus?
- T7, T8 & T9
Which ventral ramus supplies umbilicus region?
- T10
Which ventral rami supply region below umbilicus?
- T11, T12 & L1
What does injury to T11, T12, & L1 result in?
- weakens mm in inguinal region
- Predisposes to developing direct inguinal hernias
Innervation to viscera is via ….
autonomic n. plexuses
Sympathetic fibers that inverted viscera originate from ….
T5-L2(3) – thoracolumbar
Parasympathetic fibers that inverted viscera originate from ….
CN X & S2-4 – craniosacral
Parasympathetic synapses in abdomen occur …
- within effector organs
Preganglionic nerves from CN X to abdomen travel on ….
- upper arterial branches, celiac trunk, SMA, renal aa, and all their branches
Preganglionic nerves from S2-S4 to abdomen travel on ….
- lower arterial branches, IMA and branches
Preganglionic sympathetics going to abdomen synapse in …
- collateral ganglia
Postganglionic sympathetics in abdomen leave ganglia …
- reach effector organs
Post-synaptic sympathetics in abdomen travel on …
- all main arterial branches, celiac trunk, SMA, renal aa, IMA and all their branches
The Celiac Ganglion plexus travels with …
- Celiac brs.
The Superior Mesenteric Ganglion plexus travels with …
- SMA brs.
The Aorticorenal Ganglion plexus travels with …
- renal brs.