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Chap 14&15 Flashcards

1
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the branch of medical science that deals with the normal functioning and disorders of the nervous system

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neurology

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The _____ _____ ____ consists of the brain and the spinal cord.

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central nervous system

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the central nervous system consists of the _____ and the _____ _____.

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brain and the spinal cord

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The _____ _____ _____ consists of all nervous tissue outside the CNS.

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peripheral nervous system

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what are the three basic functions of the nervous system

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detecting stimuli
analyzing, integrating, and storing sensory information
responding to integrative decisions

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responding to integrate decisions is what kind of function?

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motor function

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analyzing, integrating, and storing sensory information is what kind of function

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integrative function

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detecting stimuli is what kind of function

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sensory function

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9
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The ___ ____ and its associated spinal nerves contain neural pathways that control some of your most rapid reactions to environmental changes known as _____.

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spinal cord

reflexes

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10
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these two things protect the spinal cord.

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vertebral column

meninges

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the tough outer layer of connective tissue that surrounds the subdural space and is surrounded by epidural space (fat)

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dura mater

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middle layer of connective tissue that surrounds the subarachnoid space and is filled with cerebro9spinal fluid

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arachnoid mater

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delicate inner layer of connective tissue that hugs the spinal cord closely

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pia mater

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14
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the three membranes that line the skull and vertebral canal and enclose the brain and spinal cord are known collectively as

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meninges

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name the three membranes from outer to inner

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dura mater
arachnoid mater
pia mater

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name the three meninges from innermost to outer most

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pia mater
arachnoid mater
dura mater

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17
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what is the name of the space between the arachnoid mater and the dura mater

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subdural space

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what is the name of the space between the pia mater and the arachnoid mater

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subarachnoid space

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neuronal cell bodies, dendrites, unmyelinated axons, axon terminals and neuroglia are all part of what

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gray matter

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20
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primarily myelinated axons of neurons, the anterior, lateral and posterior white columns

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white matter

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21
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cell bodies of incoming sensory neurons made up of gray matter

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posterior (dorsal) gray horns

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cell bodies of somatic motor neurons made up of gray matter

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anterior (ventral) gray horns

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the line that runs down the midline of the back portion of the spinal cord (looks like a butt crack)

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posterior median sulcus

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the line that runs down the midline of the front portion of the spinal cord (looks like butt cheeks)

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anterior median fissure

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25
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the small hole in the very center of the gray matter

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central canal

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26
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the smaller bottom wings of the butterfly

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posterior gray horn

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27
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the larger upper wings of the butterfly

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anterior gray horn

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28
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the shape that looks like a butterfly

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gray matter

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29
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the portion that makes up the outside around the butterfly

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white matter

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30
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how many cervical nerves are there

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8 pairs

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31
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these nerves supply the upper limbs

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cervical enlargement nerves

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32
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cervical vertebrae c1-c5 are known as the

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cervical plexus

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33
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these nerves supply the lower limbs

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lumbar enlargement nerves

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34
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where is the lumbar enlargement located

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starts at t-9 and continues until the conus (cone) medullaris before L-1

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35
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where is the cervical enlargement located

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between c-5 nd c-8

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36
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how many thoracic nerves are there

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12 pairs

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37
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how many lumbar nerves are there

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5 pairs

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38
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what is the name of the horse tail looking part below the conus medullaris

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cauda equina

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39
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how many sacral nerves are there

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5 pairs

40
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how many coccygeal nerves are there

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1 pair

41
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what is the name of the midline nerve that runs all the way from the horse tail to the end of the coccygeal tip

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filum terminale

42
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how can you tell the dorsal root from the ganglion part of the root

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the ganglion part looks like a bulb in the middle of the root

43
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how can you tell the anterior ventral root from the posterior dorsal root

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the anterior ventral root is smaller and does not have the bulbous middle portion

44
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the pathway followed by nerve impulses that produce a reflex is know as a ______ ___.

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reflex arc

45
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what are the five basic components of a reflex? (ssime)

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sensory receptor
sensory neuron
integrating center
motor neuron
effector
46
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explain the arc

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by hitting the tendon it causes stretching which stimulates the sensory receptor which is a muscle spindle this triggers the sensory neuron to send a message through the posterior dorsal root into the integrating center which the gray matter of the spinal cord which travels through the anterior ventral root and activates a motor neuron which then triggers the effector or the reflex reaction.

47
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the continuation of the spinal cord within the skull, forming the lowest part of the brainstem and containing control centers for the heart and lungs.

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medulla oblongata

48
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these carry nerve impulses up the spinal cord toward the brain

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sensory (ascending) tracts

49
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these transmit impulses down the cord to spinal nerves

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motor (descending) tracts

50
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white matter s divided into anterior, lateral, and posterior white _______ that contain tracts

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columns

51
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this contains cell bodies of sensory neurons

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dorsal root ganglia

52
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motor impulses leave the spinal cord via what

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the anterior root

53
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sensory information enters the spinal cord via what

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the posterior root

54
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how many pairs of spinal nerves are there

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31

55
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each pair of spinal nerves is attached to the spinal cord by what?

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two nerves

56
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the spinal cord is partially divided into ight and left sides by these two things

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anterior median fissure

posterior median sulcus

57
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the spinal nerves arising from the lumbar, sacral, and coccygeal regions of the spinal cord, angle down the vertebral canal like wisps of flowing hair and are named what

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cauda equina

58
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the spinal cord contains two enlargements that serve as points of origin for nerves to the upper and lower limbs

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cervical enlargement

lumbar enlargement

59
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spinal nerves are classified as what? because they contain both _____ and ______ fibers

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mixed

sensory and motor fibers

60
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spinal nerves exit the vertebral canal via what?

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intervertebral foramina

61
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one major function of the spinal cord is to what?

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convey nerve impulses within tracts

62
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the second major function of the spinal cord is what

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it serves as a reflex center

63
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fast, involuntary sequences of actions that occur in response t particular stimuli

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reflexes

64
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this reflex protects the body by causing immediate —-_ of a limb from a source of injury

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withdrawal reflex

withdrawal

65
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the pathway of a ____ _____ involves the spinal cord but not the brain

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spinal reflex

66
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a ___ _____ has its integration center in the brain stem

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cranial reflex

67
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the shortest route that an impulse can take from a receptor to an effector is called what

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a reflex arc

68
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these reflexes (?) cause the involuntary contraction of skeletal muscles known as ? (one example is the patellar reflex)

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somatic spinal reflexes

effectors

69
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these reflexes involve smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and glands as effectors

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autonomic or visceral

70
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what four reflexes were tested in the lab

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patellar reflex
biceps reflex
achilles reflex
plantar flexion

71
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which reflex is considered abnormal if it has a positive response

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plantar flexion

72
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web-like middle meninx

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arachnoid mater

73
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tough outer meninx

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dura mater

74
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thin meninx intimate with spinal cord

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pia mater

75
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contains cerebrospinal fluid

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subarachnoid space

76
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superficial to the dura mater, filled with adipose tissue

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epidural space

77
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contains neuron cell bodies and unmyelinated processes

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gray matter

78
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sensory branch entering spinal cord

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posterior dorsal root

79
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tapered end of spinal cord

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conus medullaris

80
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motor branch exiting spinal cord

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anterior ventral root

81
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contains sensory neuron cell bodies

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posterior dorsal root ganglion

82
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collection of spinal nerves that arise from inferior end of spinal cord

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cauda equina

83
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composed of myelinated axons

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white matter

84
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small central passageways of spinal cord that contains cerebrospinal fluid

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central canal

85
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extension of pia mater that attaches spinal cord to coccyx

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filum terminale

86
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If the posterior dorsal root is severed, the functional loss is?

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sensory

87
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The sciatic nerve is comprised of two nerves what are they

A

common peroneal aka common fibular

tibial

88
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the plexuses that supply the lower limb are the what

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lumbar plexus and sacral plexus

89
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the plexus that supplies the upper limb is the what

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brachial plexus

90
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the _____ nerves supply the diaphragm for breathing

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phrenic

91
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the response of the effector to stimulation by the motor neuron of the reflex arc.

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reflex

92
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if the motor response is contraction of skeletal muscle the reflex is called a?

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somatic reflex

93
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if the motor response involves cardiac muscle, smooth muscle, or glands the reflex is called?

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an autonomic or visceral reflex

94
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reflexes mediated by spinal nerves are called

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spinal reflexes

95
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reflexes mediated by cranial nerves are called

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cranial reflexes

96
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name the muscle that contracts for the achilles tendon reflex

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gastrocnemius

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