module 5 Flashcards

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what is the spinal cord

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long, thing, delicate tubular structure

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2
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spinal cord ends between

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L1 and L2 in adults and L4 in infants

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3
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spinal cord terminates in

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a cone shaped structure called the conus medullar is

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4
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spinal cord anchored to the

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coccyx by the film terminale

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5
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spinal cord divided into

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5 regions and 31 segments

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6
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5 regions

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cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, coccyx

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7
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how many spinal nerves

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8 cervical nerves, 12 thoracic nerves, 5 lumbar nerves, 5 sacral nerves, 1 coccygeal nerve

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8
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spinal nerves are connected to the spinal cord by

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dorsal and ventral roots

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9
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dorsal roots

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contain the axons of sensory neurons

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10
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dorsal root ganglion

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contain the cell bodies of sensory neurons

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11
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ventral roots

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contain the axons of motor neurons (somatic and autonomic)

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12
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collection of nerve roots is called

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cauda equina

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13
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spinal cord is protected by

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vertebral column cerebrospinal fluid, spinal meninges

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14
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lumbar puncture

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involves the insertion of a needle into the subarachnoid space beyond L3

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15
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internal anatomy of the spinal cord is divided into a left and right side by what two grooves

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anterior median fissure, posterer median sulcus

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16
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gray matter

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composed of neuron cell bodies

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17
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gray matter is subdivided into gray horns. name the three

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anterior gray horns, lateral gray horns, posterior gray horns

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18
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posterior gray horns function

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sensory

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19
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anterior and lateral gray horns function

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motor

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20
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posterior gray horns contain

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interneurons

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21
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anterior gray horns contain

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lower motor neurons

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22
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lateral gray horns contain

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preganglionic neurons

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23
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white matter

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composed of myelinated axons

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white matter subdivided into white columns. name the white columns

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lateral white columns, posterior white columns, anterior white columns

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ascending tracts
conduct sensory input to the brain
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descending tracts
conduct motor output away from the brain
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fascicles gracilis and fascicles cuneatus white column location
posterior white columns
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fascicles gracilis and fascicles cuneatus sensory information conducted
fine touch, vibration, light pressure, proprioception
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lateral spinothalamic white column location
lateral white columns
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lateral spinothalamic sensory information conduction
pain and temperature
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anterior spinocerebellar and posterior spinocerebellar white column location
lateral white columns
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anterior spinocerebellar and posterior spinocerebellar sensory information conducted
proprioception
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anterior spinothalamic white column location
anterior white columns
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anterior spinothalamic sensory information conducted
crude touch, deep pressure
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lateral corticospinal tract white column location
lateral white columns
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lateral cortiocspinal tract motor output conducted
somatic motor output that control the skeletal muscles of the limbs
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anterior corticospinal tracts white column location
anterior white columns
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anterior coricospical tracts motor output conducted
somatic motor output that controls the skeletal muscles of the trunk
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three main somatosensory pathways
spinothalamic pathway, posterior column pathway, spinocerebellar pathway
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spinothalamic pathways function
crude touch, deep pressure, pain temperature
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spinothalamic pathway neurons
first, second, third
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posterior column pathway function
fine touch, light pressure, vibration and proprioception
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posterior column pathways neurons
first, second, third
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spinocerebellar pathway function
proprioception
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spinocerebllar pathway neurons
first, second
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somatic motor output pathways
lateral corticospinal pathway, anterior corticospinal pathway
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lateral corticospinal pathway function
limbs
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lateral cortiocospinal pathway neuron
upper, lower
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anterior corticospinal pathway function
axial skeleton
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anterior corticospinal pathway neuron
upper, lower
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spinal reflex arcs five components
receptor, sensory neuron, integration centre, motor neuron, effector
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patellar reflex stimulus
tap to patellar tendon
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patellar reflex normal response
extension at knee
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biceps reflex stimulus
tap to biceps brachii tendon
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biceps reflex normal response
flexion at elbow
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triceps reflex stimulus
tap to triceps brachii tendon
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triceps reflex normal response
ectention at elbow
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plantar reflex stimulus
stroking at the lateral side of the sole of the foot
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plantar reflex normal response
flexion of toes