5. Nerves of the esophagus Flashcards

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Q

Identify 1 → 3

A
  1. 3rd intercostal nerve
  2. 3rd thoracic ganglion
  3. Sympathetic trunk
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Identify 4 → 5

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  1. Greater thoracic splanchnic nerve
  2. Celiac plexus and ganglia
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3
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Identify 6 → 7

A
  1. Anterior vagal trunk
  2. Left greater thoracic splanchnic nerve
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4
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Identify 8 → 9

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  1. Cardiac plexus
  2. Left recurrent laryngeal nerve
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5
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Identify 10 → 11

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  1. Cervical sympathetic trunk
  2. Vagus nerve (CN X)
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6
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Nerves of the esophagus and posterior thoracic wall include ___ and ___

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  1. somatic nerves (thoracic intercostal nerves)
  2. autonomic nerves.
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The thoracic spinal cord segments give rise to (1)___, which are connected by rami communicantes to the (2)___.

→ In the thorax, the latter gives rise to (3)____, (4)__, and (5)___ (6)___ nerves (all preganglionic sympathetics), which course through the (7)___ to the abdomen.

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  1. intercostal nerves
  2. sympathetic trunk
  3. the greater
  4. lesser
  5. least
  6. splanchnic
  7. diaphragm
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The parasympathetic contributions to posterior thorax are via the (1)___.

→ As they pass through the diaphragm, (2)___ (2 nerves) form a plexus on the (3)___.

→ (4)___ and (5)___ fibers contribute to a rich (6)___ of nerves.

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  1. vagus nerve
  2. the left and right vagus nerves
  3. esophagus
  4. Sympathetic
  5. parasympathetic
  6. cardiac plexus
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