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Nerve Supply of the Back Flashcards

1
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functions of spinal cord

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relay center for incoming sensory info through dorsal roots & horn
conduit for ascending (afferent) and descending (efferent) pathways
origin of LMNs = commands to muscles of body from ventral horn

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2
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What are meninges?

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connective tissue membrane

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3
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Name the meninges from inside out

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pia, arachnoid, dura

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4
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Subarachnoid space is filled with…

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cerebrospinal fluid and arteries

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5
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Subdural space is the location of:

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veins

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6
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The epidural space contains:

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fat

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7
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Describe Bell-Magendie Law

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Sensory info goes into the spinal cord via dorsal (posterior) roots of spinal nerves
Motor “commands” leave the spinal cord via ventral (anterior) roots of spinal nerves

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8
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Ventral horn contains:

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cell bodies of alpha & gamma motor neurons (LMN)

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9
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Dorsal horn contains:

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sensory cell bodies

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10
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How are spinal nerves numbered?

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numbered for vertebrae above, except in cervical region
(i.e., C2= between C1-C2; C8 between C7-T1; T1 between T1-T2)

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11
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Describe the dorsal root

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Sensory (afferent) route
Formed by union of smaller dorsal rootlets which emerge from dorsal side of spinal cord
Larger than ventral root
*located inside vertebral canal

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12
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what type of neuron is the dorsal root ganglion part of?

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pseudounipolar

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13
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what does each ramus carry?

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mixed motor and sensory fibers from both ventral and dorsal horns

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14
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spinal nerves are formed by union of…

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dorsal and ventral roots in intervertebral foramen

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Describe the ventral root

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Motor (efferent) route
Formed by union of smaller ventral rootlets from ventral side of spinal cord
*located inside vertebral canal

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16
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Dorsal rami is divided into…

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medial and lateral branches

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17
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Dorsal rami motor innervation

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intrinsic muscles of the back

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18
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Medial branch of dorsal ramus function

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all levels supply muscles, only levels T6 and up are also cutaneous (sensory to skin) to upper back

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19
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Lateral branch of dorsal ramus function

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all levels supply muscles, only levels T6 and below are also cutaneous to lower back and medial gluteus region

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20
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Dorsal ramus of C1 name and function

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suboccipital nerve
- does not branch
- supplies the muscles of the suboccipital triangle
- larger than ventral ramus

21
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Dorsal ramus of C2 medial branch function

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greater occipital nerve
- cutaneous to back of scalp
- muscular

22
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Dorsal ramus of C2 lateral branch function

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Motor

23
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Dorsal ramus of C3 medial branch function

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third occipital nerve
- cutaneous at base of occipital
- muscular

24
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Dorsal ramus of C3 lateral branch function

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muscular

25
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Dorsal ramus of C4-C5 medial branch function

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cutaneous and muscular

26
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Dorsal ramus of C6-C8 medial branch function

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muscular

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Dorsal ramus of C6-C8 lateral branch function

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muscular

28
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Which dorsal rami do not split into medial and lateral branches?

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C1, S4, S5, Cx1

29
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Dorsal ramus T1-T6 medial branch function

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Cutaneous and muscular

30
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Dorsal ramus T1-T6 lateral branch function

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Muscular

31
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Dorsal ramus T7-T12 medial branch function

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Muscular

32
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Dorsal ramus T7-T12 lateral branch function

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Cutaneous and muscular

33
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Dorsal ramus L1-L5 medial branch function

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Muscular

34
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Dorsal ramus L1-L5 lateral branch function

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Cutaneous and muscular

35
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Dorsal ramus S1-S3 medial branch function

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Muscular

36
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Dorsal ramus S1-S3 lateral branch function

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Cutaneous and muscular

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Dorsal ramus S4-S5 function

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Cutaneous and muscular
Does not divide

38
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Dorsal ramus Cx1 function

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Cutaneous and muscular
Does not divide

39
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Ventral rami motor innervation

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Hypaxial muscles including limbs

40
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Ventral rami cutaneous innervation

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Most of body except head and back

41
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Dorsal columns of white matter are:

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Fasciculus gracilis, fasciculus cuneatus

42
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Dorsal columns of white matter function

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Sensory information

43
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Ventral and lateral columns of white matter function

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Several functions (mostly motor)

44
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Ventral rami: cervical plexus location and innervation

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C2-C4
Innervates neck, parts of head and shoulders

45
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Ventral rami: brachial plexus location and innervation

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C5-T1
innervates the pectoral girdle and upper limbs

46
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Ventral rami: lumbosacral plexus location and innervation

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L1-S4
Innervates pelvic girdle and lower limbs

47
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what are dermatomes?

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areas of skin innervated by cutaneous branches of a single spinal nerve

48
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What is the dermatome for C2 medial branch of dorsal ramus?

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Greater occipital nerve dermatome: back of scalp

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