Anatomy - Spinal Nerves Flashcards

1
Q

what does each pair of spinal nerves supply?

A

one segment of the body wall

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2
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what do each pair of spinal nerves supply a body wall segment with?

A

somatic general sensory
somatic motor
sympathetic motor
reflex functions

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3
Q

what area is test to test the motor function of a spinal nerve?

A

myotome

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4
Q

what area is tested to test the sensory function of a spinal nerve?

A

dermatome

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5
Q

what is tested to test motor and sensory function of a spinal nerve at the same time?

A

spinal cord reflexes

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6
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what can spinal nerve testing be used to determine?

A

the location of a pathology

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7
Q

where is the nerve point of the neck located?

A

just above the midpoint of the posterior border of the SCM

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8
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what group of nerves arise at the nerve point of the neck?

A

the sensory nerves of the cervical plexus

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9
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what nerve supply the posterior parts of the back dermatomes?

A

the posterior rami

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10
Q

what myotome is tested by abduction of the shoulder joint?

A

C5

deltoid

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11
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what myotome is tested by adduction of the shoulder joint?

A

C7

pectoralis major and latissimus dorsi

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12
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what myotome is tested by flexion of the finger joints?

A

C8

digit flexors

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13
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what myotome is tested by extension of the finger joints?

A

C7

(digit extensors(

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14
Q

what myotome is tested by abduction of the finger joints?

A

T1

dorsal interossei

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15
Q

what myotome is tested by adduction of the finger joints?

A

T1

palmar interossei

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16
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what myotome is tested by flexion of the elbow joint?

A

C5 and C6

biceps brachii

17
Q

what myotome is tested by extension of the elbow joint?

A

C7 and C8

triceps brachii

18
Q

what myotome is tested by flexion of the wrist joint?

A

C6 and C7

carpal flexors

19
Q

what myotome is tested by extension of the wrist joint?

A

C6 + C7

carpal extensors

20
Q

what myotome is tested by flexion of the hip joint?

A

L2 and L3

psoas major

21
Q

what myotome is tested by extension of the hip joint?

A

L5 and S1

gluteus max and hamstrings

22
Q

what myotome is tested by flexion of the knee joint?

A

L5 and S1

hamstrings

23
Q

what myotome is tested by extension of the knee joint?

A

L3 and L4

hamstrings

24
Q

what myotome is tested by dorsiflexion of the ankle?

A

L4 and L5

tibialis anterior

25
what myotome is tested by plantar flexion of the ankle?
S1 and S2 | gastrocnemius and soles
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what myotome is tested by inversion of the ankle?
L4 (tibialis anterior and posterior
27
what myotome is tested by eversion of the ankle joint?
L5 and S1 | fibulas Longus and brevis
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what is a reflex?
an involuntary response to a stimulus
29
what makes a muscle paralysed?
when it doesn't have a functioning motor nerve supply and cannot contract
30
what would be seen on examination of a paralysed muscle?
reduced tone
31
what makes a muscle spastic?
descending controls from the brain not working
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what is seen on examination of a spastic muscle?
increased tone