Other Flashcards

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CNS parts

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Brain + spinal cord

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PNS parts

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Cranial and spinal nerves

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3
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Somatic nervous system control

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Skeletal muscle

Afferent and efferent fibres

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4
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Autonomic nervous system control

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Internal organs

Fight or flight response

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5
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Sympathetic control

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Nervous activity

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6
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Parasympathetic control

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Slows nervous system

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7
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Ganglia

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Group of nerve cell bodies in the PNS that act as intermediates between two nervous systems

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8
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Plexus

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Branching network of nerves or vessels

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9
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Dermatome

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Area of skin supplied by single spinal nerve

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10
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Myotome

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Muscles innervated by single spinal nerve

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11
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Dorsal ramus innervation

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Back muscles

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12
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Ventral ramus innervation

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Body and limb muscles

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13
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Denticulate ligament

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Attaches pia mater to arachnoid mater and dura mater

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14
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3 meninges

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Dura mater
Arachnoid mater
Pia mater

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15
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Number of cervical nerves

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8

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16
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Number of thoracic nerves

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12

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17
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Number of lumbar nerves

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5

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18
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Number of sacral nerves

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5

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19
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Filum terminale internum/externum

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Attaches spinal cord to spinal column

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20
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The 2 enlargements

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Cervical and lumbosacral

21
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Conus medullaris

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Tapered lower end of spinal cord where cauda equina emerges from

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Cauda equina

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Bundle of spinal nerves and rootlets emerging from lumbar enlargement and conus medullaris

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The 7 processes on a vertebrae

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1 spinous
2 transverse
2 superior articular
2 inferior articular

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Transverse foramen

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2 holes in cervical vertebrae allowing vertebral artery and vein to connect up to the brain

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Vertebral foramen
Opening formed by the body and the arch | Begins at atlas, goes down to L5
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Intervertebral foramen
Foramen between two spinal vertebrae present between every pair of vertebrae from cervical to lumbar
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Bifid
Double ended spinous process on cervical vertebrae for specialised muscle attachment
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Demifacets
Small 'half' facets Superior and inferior costal facets 4 in total
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4 facets
2 superior articular facets | 2 inferior articular facets
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Lamina
The plate of bone that connects the spinous process to the articular processes
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Pedicles
Segment between transverse process and vertebral body
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Atlas
C1 No vertebral body or spinous process Possesses transverse processes and transverse foramen Superior facets articulate with occipital bone of skull
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Axis
C2 | Dens projects up and meets with atlas which allows head rotation
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C5 key movement
Elbow flexion
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C6 key movement`
Wrist extension
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C7 key movement
Elbow extension
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C8 key movement
Finger flexion
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T1 key movement
Finger abduction
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L2 key movement
Hip flexion
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L3 key movement
Knee extension | Also hip flexion
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L4 key movement
Ankle dorsiflexion | Also hip extension and knee extension
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L5 key movement
Toe extension | Also hip extension, knee flexion and ankle dorsiflexion
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S1 key movement
Ankle plantarflexion | Also knee flexion and toe extension/flexion
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S2 key movement
Ankle plantarflexion and toe flexion
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5 ligaments of the back
``` Anterior longitudinal Posterior longitudinal Ligamentum flavum Interspinous Supraspinous ```
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4 superficial muscles of the back
Latissimus dorsi Trapezius Rhomboids Levator scapulae
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2 intermediate muscles of the back
Serratus posterior superior | Serratus posterior inferior
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4 deep muscles of the back
Iliocostalis Longissimus Spinalis Multifidus
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The intrinsic back muscles are innervated by:
The posterior rami