Chordate and Sp. Chord Flashcards

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To be a chordate:

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  1. Need a notochord
  2. Dorsal hollow nerve chord
  3. Post anal tail
  4. Iodine concentrating gland
  5. Pharynx with clefts and pouches
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What is a notochord made of?

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1) Intervertebral discs

Fibrocartilage made of annulus fibrosis

2) Squishy stuff

Nucleus pulposus

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Orange: annulus fibrosis

*makes up fibrocartilage

Red: nucleus pulposus

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What forms clefts and pouches in our pharynx

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Clefts (bulge in): External acoustic meatus

Pouches (bulge out): Eustachian tube

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What are our first and second closest relatives?

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chordates

echinoderms

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What are somites

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Groups of mesoderm that run along dorsal side of embryo

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Typical body segment contains

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  1. Spinal cord
  2. Dorsal root-sensory/afferent
  3. ventral root-motor/efferent
  4. Mixed spinal nerve
  5. Dorsal ramus-smaller
  6. ventral ramus-larger
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3 classes of branches of Aorta

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1) Paired to body wall
- Posterior intercostal arteries
- lumbar art
- common iliac
2) Paired to UG system
- gonadal art
- renal art
3) Unpaired to gut tube
- Esophogeal art.
- Sup. and inf. mesenteric art.
- celiac trunk

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Thoracolumbar fascia

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Thick or thin deep fascia connective tissue that covers most skeletal muscle

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TL fascia layers

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Posterior-covers epaxial mm

Middle

Anterior

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3 layers of ep axial muscles

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1) Splenius (superficial)
2) Middle (make up Erector spinae)

**From middle to lateral**

  • Spinalis
  • longissiumus
  • iliocostalis
    3) Transversospinalis
  • semispinalis
  • multifidus
  • levator costorum mm (brevis and longus)
  • rotatores
  • intertransverseraii
  • interspinales
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What penetrates semispinalis capitis?

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Greater occ nerve (dorsal ramus 2)

Occ artery

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Insertion of semispinalis cervicis

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cervical spinal processes

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Insertion of semispinalis thoracis

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Upper thoracic SPs

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Multifidus span how many segments

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Origin and insertion of rotatores

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O: TP

I: SP

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Dorsal ramus of C2

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Greater Occ N

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Dorsal ramus of C3

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3rd Occ Nerve

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What forms suboccipital triangle?

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1) Obliquus capitis superior
2) Obliquus capitis inferior
3) Rectus capitis post. major
4) Rectus capitis post. minor

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Dorsal ramus of C1
suboccipital N
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What innervates muscles of subocc. triangle
Dorsal ramus C1 (subocc. N)
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What artery travels through TPs
Vertebral artery
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Muscles involved in wrinkling of forehead
Frontalis muscle Occipitalis muscle
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Lesser Occ Nerve ramus/rami
Ventral rami 2 + 3
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Great auricular Nerve ramus/rami
Ventral rami 2 + 3
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Where does vertebral canal end
L2
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What makes up cruciform ligament/cruciate ligament of axis?
Superior and inf. longitudinal bands. Transverse lig. of atlas
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What connect ant and post spinal aa?
Segmental medullary aa.
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What arteries supply only the root and do not reach spinal arteries?
Radicular art.
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