spinal cord - unit 5 Flashcards

1
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the cone-shaped bottom

A

conus medullaris

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2
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the sack of nerve roots (nerves that leave the spinal cord between spaces in the bones of the spine to connect to other parts of the body) at the lower end of the spinal cord. “horses tail”

A

cauda equina

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3
Q

contains sensory neuorns and interneuorns

A

dorsal horn

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4
Q

motor units of somatic NS

A

ventral horn

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5
Q

sensory axons

A

dorsal root

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6
Q

cell bodies of sensory neurons

A

dorsal root ganglion

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7
Q

axons of motor neuorns

A

ventral root

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8
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contains motor neuorns of autonomic NS

A

lateral horn

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9
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axons of sensory and motor neruons

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spinal nerve

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10
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somatic motor pathway

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upper motor neruons extend down brain and across oppisite side of body in brain stem. then synapse with ventral horn. (stimulates sk mus contraction)

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11
Q

3 neuorns in a series that make up the pathway for

A

conscious sensations

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12
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1st order neuron for conscious sensations

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dendrites are sensory receptors OR synapse with them. extends through dorsal root ganglion.

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13
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2nd order neuron for conscious sensations

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synapse with 1st order and extends up spinal cord then passes over to opposite side of body, passes through RAS then synpases in thalamus

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14
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3rd order neuron for conscious sensations

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cell body is in sensory area of cerebral cortex. synapses with 2nd order in thalamus.

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15
Q

ct coverings of the brain and spinal cord. protects brain from trauma, absorbs CSF back into blood.

A

meninges

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16
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tough/think outer layer of meninges that contains large blood vessels. “tough mother”

A

dura mater

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17
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middle layer of the meninges “spider mother”

A

arachnoid mater

18
Q

deepest layer of the meninges that are stuck to the surface of the brain/spinal cord “delicate mother”

19
Q

3 connective tissue coverings of nerves

A

epinerium, perinium, endoneurieum

20
Q

bundle of axons

21
Q

outer dense irregular CT covering nerve

22
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dense irrecgular CT covering fassicles

23
Q

areolar CT covering individual axon

A

endoneurium

24
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nerves attached to brain. 12 pairs.

A

cranial nerves

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nerves attached to spinal cord. 31 pairs.
spinal nerves
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interconnected network of nerves. 4 of them.
nerve plexus
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detection of changes in bodys internal/external enviornment
sensation
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conscious sensation, activate sensory neurons in cerebral cortex
perception
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5 types of sensory receptors
mechanoreceptors, chemoreceptors, photoreceptors, thermoreceptors, nociceptors
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receptors activated by touch
mechanoreceptors
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receptors activated by chemicals
chemoreceptors
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receptors activated by light
photoreceptors
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receptors activated by pain
nociceptors
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receptors activated by temperature
thermoreceptors
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increase sensitivity of receptor caused by understimulation
upregulation
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decrease sensitivity of receptor caused by overstimulazation
down regulation
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alter sk muscle activity
somatic reflex
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alter heart/smooth muscle activity
autonomic reflex
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activity from a sudden stretch of muscle
stretch reflex
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tiggered by high tension in a tendon
golgi tendon reflex
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triggered by pain
crossed extensor reflex