nervous system: pns structures Flashcards

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structures

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spinal nerves

cranial nerves

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2
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cranial nerves

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12 pairs in total

go to page 13

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3
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cranial regions I and II

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forebrain

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4
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cranial regions III and IV

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midbrain

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5
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cranial regions V to VIII

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pons

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6
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cranial regions IX to XII

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medulla oblongata

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7
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2 pairs

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only sensory neurons

I and II

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8
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1 pair

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mainly sensory

VIII

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9
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9 pairs

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mixed nerves

  • carry both sensory and motor neurons
    (eg. trigeminal V
  • motor function=chewing
  • sensory function =conveys general sensations (touch, pressure, pain, temp etc) from face to CNS
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10
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motor neurons

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cell bodies in brainstem nuclei

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11
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sensory neurons

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cell bodies in ganglia of PNS

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12
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Spinal nerves

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31 pairs- all mixed nerves
-exit by intervertebral foramina (except 1st- b/w atlas and an occipital bone)
-each has 2 points of attachment to spinal cord:
dorsal root and ventral root

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13
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31 pairs

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8 cervical
12 thoracic
5 lumbar
5 sacral
1 coccygeal
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14
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dorsal root

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sensory; cell bodies in dorsal root ganglion

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15
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ventral root

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autonomic and somatic motor neurons; cell bodies in ventral or lateral horn

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16
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spinal nerve

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joining of dorsal and ventral roots
-immediately divides into branches = rami:
dorsal ramus and ventral ramus and rami communicantes

17
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dorsal ramus

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innervates skin and muscles of back

18
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ventral ramus

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forms thoracic nerves (T2-T12) or further branch and join up forming nerves plexuses (=nerve networks)
-spinal nerve plexus

19
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spinal nerve plexus

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page 14-15

20
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rami communicantes

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connects ventral ramus to sympathetic trunk

contain autonomic nerve fibres (neurons)

21
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cross section of nerve

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axon and fascicle

  • epineurium-around whole nerve (CT)
  • perineurium -around fascicles (CT)
  • endoeurium around axon and myelin (CT)