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Dermatomes/Myotomes/Reflexes Flashcards

1
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Upper Eyelid and Forehead

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CNV1 - supratrochlear nerve

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Upper eyelid, frontal sinus, forehead, scalp

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CNV1 - Supraorbital nerve

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3
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Lateral part of upper eyelid

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CNV1 - Lacrimal nerve

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4
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Medial parts of both eyelids

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CNV1 - infratrochlear nerve

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5
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Lower part of dorsum of nose and tip of nose

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CNV1 - external nasal nerve

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6
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Lower eyelid, side of nose, upper lip

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CNV2 - infratrochlear nerve

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7
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Upper part of cheek

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CNV2 - zygomaticofacial nerve

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8
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Anterior part of temporal region

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CNV2 - zygomaticotemporal nerve

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9
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Upper 2/3 auricle, temporal region

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CNV3 - auriculotemporal nerve

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10
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Lower part of cheek

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CNV3 - buccal nerve

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11
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Skin over chin

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CV3 - Submental nerve

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12
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C2

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Occiput

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13
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Base of scalp as far as vertex of skull

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C2 - Greater Occipital nerve

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14
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Skin behind auricle

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C2 - Lesser Occipital nerve

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15
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Angle of mandible, skin over parotid, lower part of auricle

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C2/3 - greater auricular nerve

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16
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Anterior neck

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C2/3 - transverse cervical nerve

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17
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Supraclavicular fossa, upper part of chest, clavicle, upper shoulder

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C3/4 - Supraclavicular nerve

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18
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C5

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Lateral deltoid area, anterior aspect of upper arm

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19
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Lateral deltoid

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C5/6 - Axillary superior lateral cutaneous nerve (branch of axillary)

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20
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Lateral upper arm

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C5/6 - Posterior Antebrachial cutaneous nerve (branch of radial)

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21
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C6

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Anterior-lateral forearm, radial side of hand with thumb and index

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22
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Antero-lateral forearm (radial aspect)

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C5/6 - Lateral cutaneous nerve of forearm (branch of musculocutanous nerve)

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23
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Radial aspect of palm

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Palmar cutaneous branch of median n.

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24
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palmar aspect of thumb, index, middle and radial aspect of ring fingers

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Palmar digital branches of median n.

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25
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C7

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Middle finger

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26
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C8

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Ulnar aspect of ring, little finger

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27
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Ulnar aspect of palm of hand (from medial aspect of ring)

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Palmar cutaneous branch of ulnar n.

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28
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Palmar aspect of ulnar half of ring and little finger

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Palmar digital branches of ulnar n.

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29
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Dorsum of hand, ulnar aspect of ring and little finger

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Dorsal branch of ulnar n.

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30
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Dorsal aspect of ulnar half or ring and little finger

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Dorsal digit nerves

Palmar digital branches of ulnar n.

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31
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Dorsum of hand, radial half of ring, middle, index and thumb

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Superficial branch of radial nerve

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32
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T1

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Ulnar half of forearm

33
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Ulnar half of forearm, antecubital fossa, anterior bicep region

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C8/T1 - Median Antebrachial cutaneous n. (branch of medial cord of brachial plexus)

34
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T2

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Medial aspect of upper arm, upper pectoral and mid scapular area

35
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Medial aspect of upper arm

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T1/2 - Medial brachial cutaneous n. (branch of medial cord)

T1/2 - intercosto-brachial nerve. (branch of intercostal nerves)

36
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T4

37
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T6

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Xiphoid process

38
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T10

39
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L1

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Inguinal region

40
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Inferior to inguinal ligament, overlying femoral triangle

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L1 - Femoral branch of genitofemoral

41
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Scrotum

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L1 - Genital branch of genitofemoral

42
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Medial aspect of upper thigh

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L1 - ilioinguinal nerve

43
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Skin overlying buttock and lateral buttock

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L1-3 - Superior cluneal

44
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L2

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Middle and lateral aspects of thigh

45
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Anterior and medial aspects of thigh and knee

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L2/3 - Anterior femoral branches (branches of femoral nerve)

46
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Lateral aspect of thigh

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L2/3 - Lateral femoral cutaneous (branch of lumbar plexus)

47
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L3

48
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L4

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Medial aspect of lower leg

49
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Anterior and medial aspect of lower leg

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L3/4 - Saphenous medial crural cutaneous nerve (branches of saphenous, from femoral n.)

50
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L5

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Anterio-lateral aspect of lower leg

51
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Anterior lower leg, dorsum of foot

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L4-S1 - Superficial peroneal nerve (branch of common peroneal)

52
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Webspace between great and 2nd toe

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L4/5 - Deep peroneal nerve (branch of common peroneal)

53
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S1

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Lateral aspect of foot, lateral malleolus, posterior ankle

54
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Lateral part of foot, lateral malleolus, posterior ankle and lower leg

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L4-S1 - Sural n. (anastomosis of medial dural cutaneous n. from tibial n. & sural communicating n. from common peroneal n.)

55
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Heel

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S1/2 - Tibial nerve

56
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Plantar surface of foot, medial aspect

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L4/5 - Medial plantar n. (branch of tibial n.)

57
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Plantar surface of foot, lateral surface

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S1/2 - Lateral plantar nerve (branch of tibial n.)

58
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Lateral aspect of knee

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L4-S2 - Common peroneal lateral dural cutaneous nerve (branch of common peroneal)

59
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S2

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Posterior aspect of knee and thigh

60
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Popliteal fossa and posterior thigh

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Posterior femoral cutaneous n. (branch of sacral plexus)

61
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S3

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Inner/medial buttock

62
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Inner/medial buttock

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S1-3 - Middle cluneal

63
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Myotome C5

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Deltoid - shoulder abduction

64
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Myotome C6

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Elbow flexion, wrist extension

65
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Myotome C7

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Elbow extension

66
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Myotome C8

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Thumb extension and wrist ulnar deviation

67
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Myotome T1

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Finger abduction

68
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Myotome L2

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Hip flexion

69
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Myotome L3

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Knee extension

70
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Myotome L4

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Ankle dorsiflexion

71
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Myotome L5

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Big toe extension

72
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Myotome S1

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Ankle plantar flexion

73
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Muscle Stretch Reflex

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Muscle spindle stretch detected
Action potential fired by Ia afferent fibres
Synapse in spinal cord with alpha-motor-neurones which innervate extramural fibres
Antagonistic muscle is inhibited, agonist muscle contacts
Sensitivity of reflex is regulated by gamma neurones

74
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C5/C6 Reflex

75
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C6 Reflex

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Brachioradialis

76
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C6/C7 Reflex

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Extensor digitorum reflex

77
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C6-C8 Reflex

78
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L3/4 reflex

79
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S1/2

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Achilles reflex

X. MRCS: Anatomy (18 decks)

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