Lab 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Anterior median fissure

A

Deep groove in anterior of spinal cord, contains fold of pia mater

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2
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Posterior median sulcus

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Shallow groove at posterior of spinal cord

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3
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Posterior (dorsal) gray horn

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Posterior gray matter of spinal cord, contains cell bodies of interneurons that receive sensory information from periphery

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4
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Anterior gray horn

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Anterior gray matter in SC that contains cell bodies of somatic motor neurons

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5
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Lateral gray horn

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Lateral gray matter of spinal cord that contains cell bodies of autonomic motor neurons

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6
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Gray commissure

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Connection between left and right gray matter areas, contains axons

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7
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Central canal

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Hollow area in middle of spinal cord that contains CSF, lined by ependymal cells

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8
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Posterior white funiculus (white column)

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Posterior white matter of SC, contains neurons carrying sensory information to brain

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9
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Anterior funiculus (white column)

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Anterior white matter of SC that contains neurons carrying both ascending sensory information to brain and descending motor information to the anterior gray horn

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10
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Lateral funiculus

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Lateral white matter of SC that contains neurons carrying both ascending sensory information to brain and descending motor information to the anterior gray horn

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11
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Spinal cord segment

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Transverse section of SC that gives rise to a pair of spinal nerves

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12
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Conus medullaris

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Terminal end of SC which tapers inferiorly, includes sacral and coccygeal spinal cord segments

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13
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Filum terminale

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String of pia mater that extends from the conus medullaris to the sacrum, anchors the SC

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14
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Cervical enlargement

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Expanded region of SC that contains neurons that extend into upper limb

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15
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Lumbar enlargement

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Expanded region of SC that contains neurons associated with the lower limb

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16
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Ascending sensory tracts

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Axons of neurons that carry information from inferior regions toward superior regions of the SC and upwards to brain

17
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Descending motor tracts

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Axons that carry information from superior regions towards inferior regions including away from brain

18
Q

Spinothalamic pathway

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Series of synapsing neurons that carry pain and temperature information from periphery towards brain

19
Q

Cervical Plexus

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C1-C4

20
Q

Brachial plexus

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C5-T1

21
Q

Lumbar plexus

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L1-L5

22
Q

Sacral Plexus

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S1-S5

23
Q

Plexus

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Network or interwoven mass of blood vessels or nerves, interlace to serve a region, allows for backup

24
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Filum terminale

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Long CT that connects conus medullaris to coccyx