spinal and epidural part 2 (Dermatomes) (exam one) Flashcards
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an area of skin that receives sensory nerves from a single spinal nerve root
dermatome
T/F
Dermatomes are always connected to the spinal nerve they are physically aligned with
false
Dermatome region related to L1-L4
anterior and inner surface of lower limbs
Dermatome region related to L4-S1
foot
Dermatome region related to L4
Medial side of great toe
Dermatome region related to S1,S2,L5
Posterior and outer surface of lower limbs
Dermatome region related to S1
lateral margins of foot and little toe
Dermatome region related to S2,S3,S4
perineum
Dermatome region related to T10
umbilicus
Dermatome region related to T12
inguinal or groin regions
Dermatome region related to C5
Clavicles
Dermatome region related to C5,C6,C7
lateral parts of upper limbs
Dermatome region related to C8,T1
medial sides of the upper limbs
Dermatome region related to C6
thumb
Dermatome region related to C6,C7,C8
hand
Dermatome region related to C8
ring and little fingers
Dermatome region related to T4
nipples
the sensory information on the face is conducted by
trigeminal nerve (V)
what are the 3 branches of trigeminal nerve
v1- opthalmic
v2-maxillary
v3- mandibular
what does the opthalmic V1 do
provides sensation to
* nose
* paranasal sinuses
* upper face
what does the opthalmic V1 travel through?
travels through the cavernous sinus and exits via superior orbital fissure
what does the maxillary V2 do
provides sensory input for
* middle third of face and upper teeth
what does V2 travel through
travels with V1 in the cavernous sinus, exits through the foramen rotundum
what does mandibular V3 do
sensory to
* lower face
* tongue
* jaw
* lower teeth
motor to muscles of mastication and mylohyoid and other small muscles