Lec 2 - Spinal Cord Flashcards

1
Q

Each spinal cord innervates a blank

A

Dermatome

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2
Q

Spinal cords have ascending/descending pathways

A

Both

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3
Q

Posterior horns of spinal cord has blank

A

Sensory interneurons

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4
Q

Anterior horns of spinal cord has blank

A

Motor neurons

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5
Q

Intermediate gray matter of the spinal cord has blank neurons central to autonomic ganglia

A

Autonomic

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6
Q

Spinal cord is suspended in the dural tube by blank and blank

A

Denticulate ligaments, arachnoid trabeculae

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7
Q

Posterior rootlets enter the spinal cord at the blank

A

Posterolateral sulcus

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8
Q

Anterior rootlets leave the spinal cord at the blank

A

Anterolateral sulcus

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9
Q

Spinal cord starts at blank and ends at blank

A

Pyramidal decusation, conus medullaris

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10
Q

Extension of the pia past the conus medullaris that is anchored to the coccyx

A

Filum terminale

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11
Q

31 segments of the spinal cord

A

8 cervical, 12 thoracic, 5 lumbar, 5 sacral, 1 coccygeal

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12
Q

Part of spinal cord that supplies upper extremities

A

Cervical enlargement

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13
Q

Part of spinal cord that supplies lower extremities

A

Lumbar enlargement

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14
Q

During this fetal month, the cord and vertebral column grow at the same rate

A

3

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15
Q

At birth, spinal cord ends at blank

A

L3

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16
Q

Know numbers of spinal cords slide important

A

Ok

17
Q

This part of spinal cord has dorsal and ventral roots called the cauda equina

A

Lumbar cistern

18
Q

Law that is not entirely true but states that the dorsal root has only afferents and ventral root has only efferent fibers

A

Bell magendie law

19
Q

Gray matter is rich in blank

A

Cell bodies/dendrites

20
Q

Gray matter can form these or these

A

Nuclei, ganglia

21
Q

Slide how tracts are named important

A

Ok

22
Q

More blank the farther down the spinal cord

A

Gray matter

23
Q

Special sensory nucleus on the medial surface of the posterior horn of T1-L2

A

Clarke’s nucleus

24
Q

Clarke’s nucleus is a spinal relay from the leg to the cerebellum and does blank

A

Proprioception

25
Q

In the cervical and lumbar enlargements, there are additional motor neurons located blank in the blank horns

A

Laterally, anterior

26
Q

Two cervical cord specialized columns of motor neurons

A

Lateral spinal accessory nucleus, medial phrenic nucleus

27
Q

This nucleus extends from medulla to c5 and forms the accessory nerve

A

Lateral spinal accessory

28
Q

This innervates the diaphragm and is C3-C5

A

Medial phrenic nucleus

29
Q

Intermediate gray matter contains blank neurons

A

Efferent autonomic

30
Q

There are blank laminae of the spinal cord gray matter and have different functions

A

Rexed’s

31
Q

Marginal zone is lamina blank and has this function

A

1, pain/temp

32
Q

Substantia gelatinosa is this lamina and has this function

A

2, modulate pain/temp

33
Q

Picture toward the end with the fissures and sulci

A

Ok

34
Q

Each nerve pair innervates a single blank

A

Dermatome

35
Q

Memorize dermatomes slide

A

Ok