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olfactory, exit/ent. from cerebrum, no autonomic function, sensory function: smell

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cranial nerve I

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optic, ent./exit from thalamus, no autonomic function, sensory function: vision

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cranial nerve II

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oculomotor, ent./exit: midbrain, autonomic function: constricts pupils, motor function: eye movement, down and in

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cranial nerve III

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trochlear, exit: midbrain, no autonomic function, motor function: eye movement up and out

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cranial nerve IV

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trigeminal, ent./exit: midbrain, pons, medulla
no autonomic function, sensory function: from face and head, motor function: chewing

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cranial nerve V

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abducens, exit: pons and medulla, no autonomic function, m motor function: eye movement laterally

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cranial nerve VI

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facial, exit/ent.: medulla, autonomic function: crying, accommodation, salivation
sensory function: taste (anterior 2/3 of tongue)
motor function: face movement

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cranial nerve VII

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auditory-vestibular
ent. medulla
no autonomic function
sensory function: hearing/balance

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cranial nerve VIII

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glossopharyngeal
ent. medulla
autonomic function: salivation
sensory: taste (anterior back 1/3 of tongue)
motor: pharynx/speech

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cranial nerve IX

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vagus
exit/ent.- medulla
autonomic function: heart, viscera, blood vessels
sensory: taste (pharynx and epiglottis)
motor: swallowing, pharynx, speech

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cranial nerve X

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spinal accessory
exit, medulla
no autonomic function
motor: neck, muscles, speech

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cranial nerve XI

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hypoglossal
exit: medulla
no autonomic function
motor function: tongue movement

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cranial nerve XII

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13
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1 pair, end of spinal cord

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coccygeal

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5 pairs, end of spinal cord

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sacral

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5 pairs, positioned in loin (trunk)

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lumbar

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12 pairs, positioned in chest

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thoracic

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8 pairs, positioned in neck

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cervical

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sensory and motor activities
connectors found within CNS
differentiation
distributed to skeletal muscles
adjusts between external environment and the organism

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somatic nervous system

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motor system only
many synapses/ganglia outside of CNS
acts as a whole
distributed to smooth/cardiac muscle
concerned with internal adjustments

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autonomic nervous system

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mobilizes bodily resources, fight or flight, contains preganglionic and postganglionic fibers, sympathetic chain, white ramus, gray ramus

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sympathetic nervous system

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goes from spinal cord (lateral horn) to sympathetic chain, relatively short, secretes acetylcholine

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preganglionic fibers from the cross section through a lumbar part of spinal cord

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goes from sympathetic chain to organ to be innervated, relatively long, secretes norepinephrine

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postganglionic fibers from the cross section through a lumbar part of spinal cord

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composed of 22 sympathetic ganglia

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sympathetic chain

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consists of axons of preganglionic fibers (which are myelinated) from the point where they leave the ventral root to the point where they enter the sympathetic chain

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white ramus

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axons of postganglionic fibers (unmyelinated) from the point where they leave the sympathetic chain to the point where they enter the ventral root

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gray ramus

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places of exit from CNS: brain and sacral region of spinal cord (craniosacral nervous system)
functions: conservation and storage of bodily resources, active after eating
contains preganglionic and postganglionic fibers,

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parasympathetic nervous system

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goes form brain or spinal cord (lateral horn) to a collateral ganglion, relatively long, secretes acetylcholine

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preganglionic fiber from parasympathetic nervous system

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goes from collateral ganglion to the organ to be innervated, relatively short, secretes acetylcholine

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postganglionic fiber from parasympathetic nervous system

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circulatory:
causes heart to beat faster, constricts surface arteries and raises blood pressure, dilates blood vessels to skeletal muscles, speeds clotting

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sympathetic NS effects on circulatory system

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circulatory:
causes heart rate to slow
inhibits constriction of surface arteries and lowers blood pressure

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parasympathetic NS effects on circulatory system

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respiratory:
facilitates breathing by dilating bronchioles

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effects of sympathetic NS on respiratory system

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respiratory:
slows breathing by constricting bronchioles

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effects of parasympathetic NS on respiratory system

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digestive:
inhibits peristalsis of stomach and small intestine, inhibits gastric secretion, inhibits secretion of saliva

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effects of sympathetic NS on digestive system

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digestive: facilitates peristalsis of stomach and small intestine, facilitates gastric secretion, facilitates secretion of saliva

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effects of parasympathetic NS on digestive system

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urinary genital:
inhibits action of bladder (relaxing muscle wall), vasoconstriction in kidney leading to decreased urine, contracts uterus

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effects of sympathetic NS on urinary genital

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urinary genital:
facilitates action of bladder (muscle wall contracted), vasodilation in kidney leading to increased urine flow, relaxes uterus

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effects of parasympathetic NS on urinary genital

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eye:
dilates pupil

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effects of parasympathetic NS on eye

38
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eye: constricts pupil

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effects of parasympathetic NS on eye

39
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adrenal gland:
stimulates secretion

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effects of sympathetic NS on adrenal gland

40
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sweat glands:
secretion augmented

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effects of sympathetic NS on sweat glands

41
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hair:
pilomotor respond (goose bumps)

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effects of sympathetic NS on hair

42
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liver: secretes glucose, changes glycogen into glucose

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effects of sympathetic NS on the liver

43
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spleen: constricts and gives off red blood cells

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effects of sympathetic NS on the spleen

44
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contains gray matter, white matter, dorsal fissure, ventral fissure
conducts impulses to and from brain, regulates reflexes

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spinal cord

45
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conductions paths or tracts, divided into 3 types of columns

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white matter

46
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place where fibers cross from one side of spinal cord to the other side

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gray commisure

47
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between dorsal horn and dorsal fissure

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dorsal columns

48
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between dorsal horn and ventral horn

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lateral columns

49
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between ventral horn and ventral fissure

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ventral columns

50
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found in lateral area of white matter, short tracts and connect different levels of the spinal cord

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ground bundles/ intersegmental tracts

51
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first: place it originates, second: places where it terminates
ex. spinothalamic tract

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inconventional nomenclature

52
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the ____ ____ of the spinal nerve receives input from receptor

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dorsal root

53
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the ____ ____ of the spinal nerve sends output to effectors

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ventral root

54
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just before entering vertebral column, the spinal nerves. divide into ____ roots

55
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dorsal root is ____ in function

56
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ventral root is ____ in function

57
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___ ___ ___ is a marked swelling on each dorsal root that contains the cell bodies of the sensory fibers (unipolar neurons)

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dorsal root ganglion

58
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the spinal cord contains the cell bodies of the motor functions, which are also known as

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multipolar neurons

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