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Neurology 3 Flashcards

1
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In multipolar neurones - where are the cell bodies found?

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In the CNS

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In unipolar neurones - where are the cell bodies found?

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In PNS (dorsal root ganglion)

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What are a collection of nerve cell bodies in the CNS called?

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Nucleus

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What are a collection of nerve cell bodies in the PNS called?

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Ganglion

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What are the three special sensory CNs?

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CN I, CN II and CN VIII

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What are the four motor CNs?

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CN IV, VI, XI and XII

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What do spinal nerves supply?

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The soma

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From teh intervertebral foramina what do spinal nerves connect with the structures of the soma via?

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Rami

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What nerve comes out above C2?

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C2

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10
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What nerve comes out above T4?

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T3

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Where do all sensory axons pass from the spinal nerve to?

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The posterior root then into posterior rootleys, then into posterior horn of spinal cord

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What si the location of cell bodies of primary afferent neurpnes?

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Dorsal root ganglion

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13
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Where does crossover in the corticospinal tract occur?

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In medulla

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14
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What segment is the male nipple?

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T4

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15
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What segment is the umbilicus?

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T10

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16
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What spinal nerve segments cover posterior scalp, neck and shoulder?

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C2-C4

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17
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What spinal nerve segments cover upper limb?

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C5-T1

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18
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What are networks of intertwined anterior rami called?

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Plexuses

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19
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What is a myotome?

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Myotome of each spinal nerve is the skeletal muscles suppled with motor innervation by both the anterior and posterior ramus of that spinal nerve

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20
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Where does sympathetic outflow exit the spinal cords?

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T1-L2

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21
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Only what segments of the spinal cord have lateral horns?

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T1-L2 - for cell bodies of the next sympathetic neurones in the chain

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22
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Name a ganglion in the sympathetic outflow?

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Paravertebral ganglion of sympathetic trunk

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23
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In the sympathetic outflow - what roots/rootlets does presynpatic axons leave?

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Anterior

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24
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In relation to the sympathetic outflow and the heart - where do presynaptic axons synapse?

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In T1 or cervical paravertebral ganglia

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In relation to the sympathetic outflow and the lungs - where do presynaptic axons synapse?

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In the upper throacic paravertebral ganglia

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In relation to the sympathetic outflow and abdominopelvic organs - where does the presynaptic axons synapse?

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In one of the prevertebral ganglia

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27
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In relation to the sympathetic outflow and adrenal medulla - where do presynaptic axons go?

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Pass through the aorticorenal ganglion to synapse directly onto the adrenaline/noradrenaline secreting cells of adrenal medulla

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28
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What do the skin dimples on the back indicate the positions of?

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Posterior superior iliac spines

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29
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List the four main extrinsic back muscles?

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  1. Trapezius
  2. Latissimus dorsi
  3. Levator scapulae
  4. 2 x rhomboids
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30
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The intrinsic back muscles move the spine - what are they/

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Erector spinae (superficial)
Transversospinalis (deep)
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31
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What are two muscles of posterior abdominal wall?

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Psoas major

Quadratus lumborum

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32
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Extension of the spine is a function of what muscles?

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Intrinsic bakc muscles

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33
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Flexion of the spine is the function of what muscles?

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Psoas major and rectus abdominis

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34
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How many vertebrae in coccyx?

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4

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35
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What is pain from facet joint transmitted via?

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Posterior rami

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36
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Are there intervertebral discs bvetween C1 and C2?

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no

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37
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What vertebraes all have a foramen in each transverse process?

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Cervical - passage of vertebral arteries

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38
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In the sacrum what is there instead of intervertebral foraminae?

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Anterior and posterior sacral foraminae

39
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What is the palpable inferior end of the spinal canal?

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Sacral hiatus

40
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What is the internal capsule a common location of?

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CVA

41
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What dermatome is the C1 spinal nerve supply?

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None - has no significant cutaneous sensory axons

42
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C2 dermatome?

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Back of scalp and adams apple

43
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Dermatome supplying back of neck and jugular notch?

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C3

44
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C4 dermatome?

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Clavicle and shoulder tip

45
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C5 dermatome?

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Badge patch

46
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What dermatome supplies the thumb?

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C6

47
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What dermatome supplies the middle finger?

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C7

48
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C8 dermatome?

A

Little finger

49
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Medial forearm supplying dermatome?

A

T1

50
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What dermatome supplies medial arm and sternal angle?

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T2

51
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T4 dermatome?

A

Male nipple

52
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T8 dermatome?

A

Xiphoid process

53
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T10 dermatome?

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Umbilixus

54
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T12 dermatome?

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Pubic symphysis

55
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L1 dermatome?

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Groin - hands in pockets

56
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What dermatome supplies anterior thigh?

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L2

57
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What dermatome supples the knee (anterior)

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L3

58
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L4 dermatome?

A

Medial malleolus

59
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L5 dermatome?

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Dorsum of foot

60
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What dermatome supplies the heel?

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S1

61
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What dermatome supplies the posterior knee?

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S2

62
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S3 dermatome?

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Buttock

63
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S4 dermatome?

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Perineum

64
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S5 dermatome?

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Perianal skin

65
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What are the nerve roots for the femoral nerve?

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L2, L3 and L4

66
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Posteriorly, what spinal nerves supply neck and scalp skin?

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Posterior rami of spinal nerves C2-C8

67
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What is the nerve point of the neck?

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Midpoint of posterior border of SCM

68
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What forms the cervical plexus?

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Anterior rami of C1, C2, C3 and C4

69
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What does the lesser occipital nerve (C2) supply?

A

Skin posterior to the external ear

70
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What does the great auricular nevre supple (C2,3)?

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Skin over angle of mandible and some of external ear

71
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What supplies skin over anterior neck?

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Transverse cervical (C2,3)

72
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What nerves supply skin over clavicle and the shoulder tip, the latter explains referred pain from diaphragm to shoulder?

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Supraclavicular nerve C3,C4

73
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What nerves are not involved in plexus formation?

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Anterior rami of T2-T12

74
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What nerves supply the lower anterolateral trunk wall?

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Iliohypogastric and ilioinguinal nerves - formed from the bifurcation of anterior ramus of L1

75
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What supplies upper anterolateral trunk wall?

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Intercostal nerves - anterior rami of spinal nerves T2-T11

76
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What is the name of T12 spinakl nerve?

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subcostal nerve

77
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What rami suply the posterior parts of teh back dermatomes - closest to the spine?

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Posterior rami

78
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What do T1 and T2 anterior rami get referred pain from?

A

Myocardium

79
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What supplies the anatomical snuff box?

A

Cutaneous branches of radial nerve

80
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What are nerve roots of radial nerve/?

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(C5), C6, C7, C8, (T1)

81
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What nerbe roots of ulnar nerve?

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(c7), C8, T1

82
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What nerve roots are median nerve?

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(C5), C6, C7, C8, T1

83
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L1, L2?

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Genitofemoral nerve

84
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L2, L3?

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Lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh

85
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S1, 2, 3?

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Posterior cutaneous nerve of thigh

86
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Obturator nerve?

A

L2,3,4

87
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L4, L5, S1?

A

Superficial fibular nerve

88
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L5?

A

Deep fibular nerve

89
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L4 - S3?

A

Tibial nerve

90
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Where is rhe upper motor neurone cell body found?

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Within the primary somatomotor cortex of the precentral gyrus

91
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What msucles does cervical plexus C1-C4 supply?

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Neck postural an strap muscles, diaphragm

92
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What muscles does brachial plexus supply?

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Upper limb, extrinsic back muscles

93
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What muscles do T2-L3 motor axons supply?

A

Postural back muscles
Inercostal muscles
anterolateral abdominal wall muslces

94
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What muscles does lumbosacral plexus supply L1-S4?

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Mulces of lower limb

Perineal skeletal muscles

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