Laminas Flashcards

1
Q

T9-L1 houses?

A

L1-C0 segments

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2
Q

Cervical enlargements? Levels

A

C5-T1

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3
Q

Lumbar enlargements? Levels

A

L1-S3

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4
Q

Dura mater is innervated by?

A

Recurrent meningeal nerve

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5
Q

Subarachnoid space contains?

A

CSF; Enlarged to form lumbar cistern

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6
Q

2 derivatives of Pia mater

A

Denticulate ligaments; Filum terminale

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7
Q

Moter neurons function?

A

to
 skeletal,
 smooth,
cardiac 
muscle
 and
glands


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8
Q

Motor neurons located?

A

Lateral horn and Ventral horn

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9
Q

Motor neurons: Lateral horn contains what type of fibers?

A

Preganglionic

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10
Q

Motor neurons: Ventral horn contains what type of fibers?

A

Alpha and gamma

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11
Q

Interneuron forms?

A

Circuits

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12
Q

Tract neurons has axons projects to

A

Higher centers

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13
Q

Propriospinal neurons has axons ascend/descend to other _____?

A

Cord segments

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14
Q

Motor neurons: Skeletal muscle innervated by alpha interneurons is called?

A

Extrafusal

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15
Q

Motor neurons: Sarcomeres innervated by gamma interneurons is called?

A

Intrafusal

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16
Q

Tract neurons has cell bodies in? What does it help create?

A

Gray matter; white matter

17
Q

Propriospinal is communication with other cord segments, does it go to the brain?

A

No

18
Q

Lamina 1 and 2 (Substantia gelatinosa) is called, and function?

A

Process nociception and thermoreceptors (Pain and temp)

19
Q

Lamina 3 and 4 function?

A

Innocuous input. Receiving and processing touch, pressure, vibration, everything but pain and temp (innocuous). Mechanoreceptors synapse in 3 and 4

20
Q

Lamina 5 function?

A

Proprioceptive info being processed. (Spindles, joint receptors) and Visceral input

21
Q

Lamina 6 function?

A

Proprioceptive

22
Q

Lamina 1-6 are located in?

A

Dorsal horn

23
Q

C1-C3 dorsal horn is the site of convergence of _____ and cord afferents; basis for pain referral from the neck to _____ territory and vice versa.

A

Trigeminal

24
Q

Lamina 7 is located in In
intermediate
gray
and
ventral


horn
. Which will include? ( 3)

A
  • Clarke’s nucleus (C8-T3 ONLY)
  • Intermediate lateral cell column
  • Sacral autonomic nucleus (S2,3,4)
25
Q

Lamina 8 function?

A

Proprioceptive input

26
Q

Lamina 9 has alpha and gamma motor neurons. Lateral and medial groups will innervate? Function of central?

A

Medial- Axial muscles

Lateral- Extremities

Phrenic and accessory nuclei

27
Q

Lamina 10 function?

A

Sensory input from viscera and nociceptive