chapter 14 part 1 Flashcards

1
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spinal cord

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-can function with the brain or independantly

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2
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brain

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-can function with the spinal cord or independantly

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3
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spinal cord features

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-45cm long
-from brain to L1
-5 regions

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4
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cervical enlargement

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nerves to the arm

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5
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lumbosacral enlargement

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nerves to the legs

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6
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conus medullaris

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inferioir end of the spinal cord
-comes to a point or a cone

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7
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cauda equina ON TEST

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spinal nerves below the cord
-horsetail

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8
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filum terminale

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-connective tissue anchor of the spinal cord to the coccyx
-part of the coccygral ligament

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9
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what is the dorsal root ON TEST

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-sensory
-axons extend from the soma within the doral root ganglion

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10
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what is the ventral root ON TEST

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motor

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11
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sensory nerves

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-afferent
-transmit impulse towards the spinal cord

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12
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motor nerves

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-efferent
-transmit impulse away from the spinal cord

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13
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spinal meninges

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-specialized membranes
-protect
-stabalize/ absorb shocl

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14
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what anchors the spinal cord ON TEST

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-denticulate ligaments and filum terminale

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15
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denticulate ligaments

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help anchor spinal cord and position laterally

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16
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filum terminale

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anchors spinal cord inferiorly

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17
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3 layers of spinal cord meninge

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-dura mater
-arachnoid mater
-pia mater

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18
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dura mater

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-tough mother
-fibrous and outermost

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19
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arachnoid

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middle layer
-cerebrospinal fluid is underneath it

20
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pia mater

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innermost layer

21
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gray matter

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-central canal
-made of somas

22
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white matter

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-made of myelin
-nerves organized into tracts/ columns
-outside the gray matter area

23
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somas

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-organized into groups (nuclei)
-2 types
-sensory nuclei
-motor nuclei

24
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gray matter organization

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-posterioir gray horns
-lateral gray horns (visceral motor nuclei)
-anterioir gray horns (somatic motor nuceli)
-gray commisure

25
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posterioir gray horns

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somatic sensory and visceral nuclei

26
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gray commissure

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made of axons crossing from one side to the other

27
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white matter organization

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-made of columns of nerves= fascicles
2 types of columns
-sensory tracts (ascending)
-motor tract (descending)

28
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peripheral nerve components

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-epineurium
-perineurium
-endoneurium

29
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epineurium

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outer layer
-continuous with the dura mater

30
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perineurium

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-layer surrounding a fascicle (bundle of axons)

31
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endoneurium

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layer surrounding single axon

32
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4 branches of spinal nerves

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-white ramus
-gray ramus
-dorsal ramus
-ventral ramus

33
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rami communicantes

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-white + gray ramus
-smooth muscle, glands, organs
-motor impulses leave the spinal cord through the ventral root to the spinal nerves

34
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dorsal ramus

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-skeletal muscel of the neck and back

35
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ventral ramus

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-skeletal muscle of the limbs, sides and front torso

36
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What travels the dorsal root to the spinal cord?

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sensory impulses travel in spinal nerve through the dorsal root to the spinal cord

37
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dermatomes

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-pair of spinal nerves monitor specific skin surfaces in stripes
-important for shingles (where they appear)
-strips also test different nerves

38
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4 nerve plexuses

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-cervical
-brachial
-lumbar
-sacral
-lumbosacral

39
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nerve plexus

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bundle of spinal nerves intertwines

40
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cervical plex

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-C1-C5
-cutaneous and muscular branches
cutaneous branch= head, neck, chest

41
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muscular branch of cervical plexus ON TEST

A

-omohyoid, sternohyoid, geniohyoid, thyrohoid, sternohyoid, scalenes, sternocleidomastoid, levator scapulae, trapezius, diaphragm (phrenic nerve), nerves 3, 4, and 5 keep diaphragm alive

42
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brachial plex

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-nerves from C5 to T1
-superior, middle and inferior trunk
-trunks merge to form lateral cord
-can be stretched and damaged

43
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What can cause wrist drop? ON TEST

A

damage to the radial nerve in axilla

44
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what can cause carpal tunnel syndrome? ON TEST

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-nerve damage at wrist from overuse
-numbness, tingling in palm

45
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What can cause Herb’s palsy? ON TEST

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ulnar nerve damage
-permanent flexion of pinky finger and partial contracture of ring finger
-pope