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Anatomy Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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anterior lower leg

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tibialis anterior

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thumb side of forearm

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radial nerve

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*narrowing of blood vessels

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vasoconstriction

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4
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maintains homeostasis, controls autonomic nervous system

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hypothalamus

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*dilatation of blood vessels

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Vasodilation

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coordinates voluntary muscle movement *maintains balance and muscle tone

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cerebellum

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: (two lobes) *Primary sensory cortex for cutaneous senses *Impulses from skin = touch, pain, temperature

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parietal

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: *Dominates during stressful situations *Heightened mental alertness *^Metabolic rate *^Heart rate & blood pressure *^Respiratory rate & dilated bronchioles *Dilated pupils *Activation of sweat glands *Activation of energy reserves *Reduced digestive & urinary function
Adrenergic receptors
♦ Found on receptor cells of sympathetic nervous system
♦ Bind norepinephrine, epinephrine

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sympathetic stimulation

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memory storage, reasoning and judgement

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cerebrum

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flexes leg at knee; extends and rotates thigh at hip

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hamstring group

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*relays info from spinal cord, cerebral cortex and brain stem to cerebellum- descending tracts

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medulla

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(two lobes) *Auditory & olfactory center *Wernicke area = speech recognition & meaning of words

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temporal lobe

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diaphragm, makes it go up and down

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phrenic nerve

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Middle layer *Resembles a cobweb – made up of web-like connective tissue

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arachnoid

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plantar flexes foot (tiptoeing); chief muscle of the calf

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gastrochemius

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-promotes action potential & nerve impulse

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excitatory neurotransmitter

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17
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Transmits nerve impulses away from CNS to muscles & glands (descending)

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motor neuron

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18
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supinates the forearm and hand; flexes forearm

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bicep

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abstract mental illness, voluntary actions

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cerebrum

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*carries motor impulses to larynx and pharynx; decreases heart rate

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vagus nerve

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Transmits nerve impulses to spinal cord & brain (ascending)

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sensory neuron

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22
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carry sensory information and regulate motor activity; relay info from place to place within CNS

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interneuron

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23
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chest wall

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Intercostal nerves

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24
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Carries impulses for the sense of smell toward the brain

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olfactory nerve

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25
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often used as injection site

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deltoid

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(Hard) Outermost, protective covering of spinal cord & brain

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dura mater

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27
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in ear – produce ear wax – prevents drying of the eardrum

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Ceruminous glands

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28
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Carries visual impulses from eye to brain

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optic nerve

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29
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Excitatory and inhibitory

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neurotransmitter

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30
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*Motor speech area = Broca area

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frontal lobe

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31
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stores oxygen

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myoglobin

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32
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*All nerve tissue outside CNS

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peripheral nervous system

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*Personality/emotions/intelligence/awareness *Behavior control

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frontal lobe

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34
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: *secreted by neuron to transmit impulse to the muscle fiber/move muscle

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Acetylcholine

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35
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: *Dominates during non-stressful situations * –Metabolic rate
*–Heart rate & blood pressure *Constriction of respiratory passages *Constriction of pupils *Stimulation of urination & defecation *^Secretion by salivary & digestive glands *^Motility & blood flow in GI tract – increases peristalsis *^Secretion of hormones to ^ GI absorption
Cholinergic receptors (acetylcholine)
♦ Nicotinic (bind nicotine) on skeletal muscle cells
♦ Muscarinic (bind muscarine, a poison) on effector cells of PNS

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parasympathetic stimulation

36
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regulates water balance, sleep cycles, appetite

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hypothalamus

37
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point of contact between muscle and nerve cell

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synapse

38
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*Longest cranial nerve

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vagus nerve

39
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: circulates around brain & spinal cord to:
* Maintain an even pressure
* Act as a cushion & shock absorber
* Physically support the brain
* Transport nutrients & chemical messengers to the cells
of the CNS
* Remove waste products

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cerebral spinal fluid

40
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carries sensory impulses for hearing and equilibrium from inner ear to brain

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acoustic nerve

41
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regulates pituitary gland, body temp

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hypothalamus

42
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Integrates, processes & coordinates sensory stimuli & motor commands

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CNS

43
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*Long term memory/Organization and planning *Behavior and emotions

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temporal lobe

44
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crossing of motor fibers from cerebrum occurs here- from one side to the other

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medulla

45
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(Soft) Innermost, vascular layer *On the surface of the brain and spinal cord *Supplies nutrients & oxygen

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pia mater

46
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*relays sensory info to thalamus-ascending tracts

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medulla

47
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: posterior side lower limb

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sciatic nerve

48
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*Understanding sensory information: size, color, shape, space, distance *Math

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parietal

49
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extends leg and flexes thigh

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quadriceps femaris

50
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resting tension in a skeletal muscle

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muscle tone

51
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*Subarachnoid space contains

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CSF

52
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encircles mouth; closes/puckers lips

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orbicularis oris

53
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decreases blood pressure, sends more blood to muscles and heart

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vasodilation

54
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concerned with emotions

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hypothalamus

55
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*largest and most superior part of the brain

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cerebrum

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*Oily secretion – lubricates skin & hair, prevents drying *inhibits growth of bacteria on the skin surface *waterproofs skin, prevent water loss by evaporation

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Sebum

57
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increases blood pressure, slows/blocks blood flow

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vasoconstriction

58
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anterior arm along humerus to radius

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bicep

59
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raises shoulder and pulls it back; superior portion extends and turns head

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trapezius

60
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important for coordination

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muscle sense

61
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  • changes permeability of sarcolemma & sodium ions rush into sarcoplasm
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acetylcholine

62
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: Visual Center; interprets what we see

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occipital

63
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depresses action potential & stops impulse

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inhibitory neurotransmitter

64
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increases to circulate more blood

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heart rate

65
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contributes to muscle fatigue by creating burning sensation *produced in muscle cells/Red blood cells

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lactic acid

66
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*Brain & Spinal cord

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CNS

67
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posterior neck and upper back to clavicle and scapula

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trapezius

68
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increases with exercise to get rid of more CO2

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respirations

69
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anterior thigh to tibia

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quadriceps femaris

70
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dorsiflexes the foot

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tibialis anterior

71
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*most vital part of brain (sustains life) *controls vital functions *respiratory center *cardiac center *vasomotor center

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medulla

72
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muscle group with same functions

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synergist

73
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muscle group with opposite functions

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agonist

74
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muscle ends, has mobility

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insertion

75
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abducts arm; synergist

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deltoid

76
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muscle begins; does not move

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origin

77
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sends message between nerve and muscle

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synapse

78
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: Primary motor cortex
*Conscious control of skeletal muscles – voluntary movement

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frontal lobe

79
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: Supplies most of organs in thoracic and abdominal cavities

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vagus nerve

80
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posterior thigh; ischium and femur to tibia and fabula

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hamstring group

81
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*Delivers sensory information to CNS & carries motor commands to peripheral tissue & organ systems

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peripheral nervous system

82
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ascending carry impulses to- brain
descending carry impulses to- peripheral nervous system

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spinal cord tracts

83
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affects heart rate, breathing, speech,
swallowing, & peristalsis

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vagus nerve

84
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covers shoulder joints to lateral humerus

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deltiod

85
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posterior leg to calcaneus, inserting by the Achilles tendon

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gastrochemius

86
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conscious thought, intellectual function

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cerebrum

87
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anterior side of lower limb

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femoral nerve

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