neuro quiz 3? Flashcards

1
Q

Where is and what is the conus medularis?

A

L2 (L3 for infant)
End of the spinal cord

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2
Q

Where is and what is the dural sac?

A

End of subarachnoid space
S2 adult
S3 infant

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3
Q

What is and where is the cauda equina?

A

Bundle of nerves below the spinal cord that extend to the dural sac
L2-S2

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4
Q

What is tethered spinal cord syndrome?

A

A neurological disorder where the spinal cord extends lower than normal, and a low-lying conus medularis

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5
Q

Meningeal layers of the spinal cord

A

DAP
Dura
Arachnoid
Pia

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6
Q

Different types of spina bifida and the most severe

A

Oculta- only shown by a possible hairy patch
Meningocele- protrusion of meninges only
Myelomeningocele- protrusion of spinal cord contents; most dangerous

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7
Q

What is the blood supply to the spinal cord?

A

1 anterior artery
2 posterior arteries
6-8 Radicular arteries (artery of adamkiewics T12 is the most important)

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8
Q

___ roots are the sensory fibers
___ roots are the motor fibers

A

Dorsal sensory
Ventral motor

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9
Q

How many cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, coccygeal vertebrae

A

7
12
5
5
1

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10
Q

Dermatome of the nipples

A

T4

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11
Q

Dermatome of the belly button

A

T10

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12
Q

Dermatome of superior iliac crest

A

L4
2 spaces up for spinal?

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13
Q

What is the cervical plexus
Where is it
What does it innervate

A

A network of nerves that exchange sensory and motor information
C1-C4
Innervates the neck and shoulder

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14
Q

The phrenic nerve is usually blocked during an ___ block

A

interscalene

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15
Q

What is the Brachial plexus
Where is it
What does it innervate

A

Innervates upper limbs and shoulders
C5-T1

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16
Q

What is the lumbar plexus
Where is it
What does it innervate

A

L1-L4
Anterior and medial thigh

17
Q

What is the sacralplexus
Where is it
What does it innervate

A

L4-S4
Pelvis, lower extremities

18
Q

Injury to the __ can cause foot drop

A

Common peroneal
While in stirrups or in the lateral position

19
Q

The ___ tract is the primary motor pathway

A

Corticospinal

20
Q

The ___ test assesses the corticospinal tract

A

Babinski
Negative- toes squinch
Positive- toes flare out

21
Q

SSEPs monitor the ___
MEPS monitor the ___

A

SSEP- Dorsal column/ posterior arteries
MEP- corticospinal tract/ anterior artery

22
Q

Classic signs that the artery of adam is blocked

A

Loss of BB
Flaccid paralysis
Loss of temperature and pain