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Final Exam: Spinal Cord Flashcards

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The major pathway of communication b/t the brain and periphery

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Spinal cord

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What are the 3 functions of the Spinal cord?

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  1. Relay somatic sensory input and somatic motor output
  2. Relay visceral sensory input and visceral motor output
  3. reflexive control of somatic and visceral tissues
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Signs of Atrophy of m. and lack of reflex could be cause by damage to the ______, not the SC.

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Neuromuscular junction

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What is the space running dorsal to the spinal cord cord?

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Dorsal median sulcus

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What is the space ventral to the spinal cord called

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ventral median fissure

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What are the 3 br. of the spinal n.?

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  1. ventral Br.
  2. Dorsal Br.
  3. meningeal br.
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Where does the first pair of cervical spinal nerves emerge?

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lateral vertebral foramina of the atlas

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After the first pair, the remaining CSNs emerge cranial/caudal to their corresponding cervical vertbrae

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Cranial

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Where would CSN 8 emerge?

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caudal to C7

Cranial to C8

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Which br. of the Sc has the ramus communicans?

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ventral

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The thoracic spinal nerves and lumbar spinal nerves will emerge cranial/caudal to their corresponding vertebrae

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Caudal

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The first two sacral spinal nerves emerghe through the _______.

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sacral foramina

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Where does the third sacral spinal nerve in the dog emerge?

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b/t the sacrum and first caudal vert/

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Terminal tapering of the SC

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conus medullaris

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Where should you aim your needle when doing an epidural?

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caudal to the conus medullaris to avoid SC

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Lumbosacral Stenosis causing impingement on the cauda equine in this area

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Cauda equina syndrome

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What are the 2 subdivisions of spinal cord grey matter>

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  1. afferent region

2. efferent regions

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What are the 2 parts of the afferent region of the SC gray matter?

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  1. somatic afferent

2. Visceral afferent

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What are the 2 parts of the efferent region of the SC grey matter?

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  1. visceral efferent

2. somatic efferent

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regions of white matter within the SC are referenced as

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What are the 3 funiculi?

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  1. dorsal
  2. lateral
  3. ventral
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What are the 2 tracts of the dorsal funiculus?

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  1. fasciculus gracilis

2. fasiciculus cuneatus

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Tracts that transport sensory info. from SC to brain

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Ascending tracts

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Tracts that transport commands from brain to SC

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Descending tracts

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How do you name ascending spinal tracts?
spino- as prefix
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How do you name descending Tracts?
-spinal as suffix
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Which tracts are generally located in the ventral and lateral funiculi?
descending tracts
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Which tracts are generally located in the dorsal and lateral funiculi?
ascending tracts
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point for point correspondence of a specific body part to a specific region of the CNS
Somatotopy
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The ability to sense stimuli in relation to position, motion, and equilibrium
Proprioception
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What are the 6 general regions of the SC
1. Cranial cervical 2. Cervicothoracic 3. thoracolumbar 4. Lumbosacral 5. Sacral 6. Caudal
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Region of SC that innervates axial m. and skin of Cranial cervical region
Cranial cervical region
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Region of SC that supplies Brachial plexus
Cervicothroacic region
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Region of Sc innervates thoracic limb m. and skin
Cervicothoracic
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region of SC that gives sympathetic innervation to the head/eye
cervicothoracic
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Region of SC that innervates regional m. and sking
Thoracolumbar
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Region of SC that contains preganglionic sympathetic neurons
Thoracolumbar
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Region of SC where lumbar intumescence occurs
lumbosacral
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Region of SC that contains lumbosacral plexus
lumbosacral
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Region of SC that supplies bladder and perineum
Lumbosacral
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Region of SC that innervates the perineum and external anal sphincter
Sacral region
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Region of Sc that is PSNS innervation to viscera of pelvis and bladder
Sacral region
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Axons from __ to __ contribute to sciatic n.
S1-S2
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Region of SC that innervates m and skin of the tail
caudal region

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