2D. Motor System - Special and General Visceral Efferent (SVE/GVE) Motor Division Flashcards
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Innervation of extraocular and lingual muscles
GSE: General Somatic Efferent
Innervation of skeletal muscle of Brachial arch origin
SVE: Special Visceral Efferent
Visceral motor system, autonomic motor innervation
GVE: General Visceral Efferent
SVE Motor Nuclei and Nerves
- Trigeminal Nerve is cranial nerve _________
- Muscle of Mastication
V
SVE Motor Nuclei and Nerves
- Facial nerve is cranial nerve ________
- Muscles of Facial Expression
VII
SVE Motor Nuclei and Nerves
- Glossopharyngeal nerve is cranial nerve __________
- Muscles of palate, pharynx, larynx, esophagus
(muscles that originated from the brachial arches)
IX
SVE Motor Nuclei and Nerves
- Vagus nerve is cranial nerve ________
- Muscles of palate, pharynx, larynx, esophagus
X
SVE Motor Nuclei and Nerves
- Accessory nerve is cranial nerve ______
- cervical muscle in the neck, (visceral muscle)
XI
Origin: Motor nucleus of the trigeminal nerve
- in METENCEPHALON at level of ________________ cerebellar peduncle
Signs: ______________ jaw; asymmetric ___________ (if it is a lesion on one side of the face
Cranial Nerve V
- Rostral
- Dropped, chewing
Origin: Motor nucleus of the facial nerve
- in myelencephalon half way between _____________________ and olive
Signs: ______________ paralysis
Cranial Nerve VII
- Trapezoid body
- Facial
Origin: Nucleus Ambiguus (in the hindbrain region of the brainstem)
IX & X innervation: palate, pharynx, larynx, esophagus as a group
Signs: difficult swallowing
XI innervation:
- internal root to larynx and esophagus with vagus nerve
- external root to cervical muscle
Glossopharyngeal, Vagus, Accessory Nerve
List SVE Cranial Nerves
V
VII
IX
X
XI
Which are the nerves that have the General Visceral Efferent classification?
III, VII, IX, X
GVE Cranial Nerves
All autonomic innervation is built on a _________ neuron model with a synapse in a ____________ prior to reaching the target of innervation
- two
- Ganglion
GVE Cranial Nerves
The synapse in the ___________ part of the system will be a “named” or “terminal” ganglion
Cranial
is a collection of cell bodies that are located in the wall of a visceral organ or in one of the other target structures in its terminal because it represents the end of the innervation flow
Terminal Ganglion
The generalized targets for parasympathetic and sympathetic innervation are:
- Smooth muscle
- Cardiac muscle
- Glandular tissue
Parasympathetic nuclei of origin and with synapse in a named ganglion
Origin- PREganglionic Cell Body
- Parasympathetic Nucleus CN ________
- Edinger Westphal
III
Parasympathetic nuclei of origin and with synapse in a named ganglion
Origin- PREganglionic Cell Body
- Parasympathetic Nucleus CN ________
- rostral salivatory
- lacrimal
VII
Parasympathetic nuclei of origin and with synapse in a named ganglion
Origin- PREganglionic Cell Body
- Parasympathetic Nucleus CN ________
- caudal salivatory
IX
Parasympathetic nuclei of origin and with synapse in a named a terminal ganglion
- Parasympathetic Nucleus CN ________
- dorsal vagal nucleus
X
Synapse- POSTganglionic Cell Body
Parasympathetic Nucleus CN III —>
Ciliary Ganglion
Synapse- POSTganglionic Cell Body
Parasympathetic Nucleus CN VII —>
- Mandibular Ganglion
- Pterygopalantine Ganglion
Synapse- POSTganglionic Cell Body
Parasympathetic Nucleus CN IX —>
Otic Ganglion