TBL Prep Flashcards

(47 cards)

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What is the most common cause of spinal cord injury? What are the components that are damaged?

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trauma

motor, sensory, autonomic fcn compromised

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What are the vertebrae in each section of the body? Where does the spinal cord extend?

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7 Cervical; 12 thoracic; 5 lumbar; 5 sacral fused

foramen magnum–L2 (l3 @ birth)

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Describe the 31 segments of the spinal cord.

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8 cervical
12 thoracic
5 lumbar
5 sacral
1 coccygeal
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Where do the spinal nerves emerge?

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cervical 1–>7: emerge above the vertebrae
C8 below the 7th cervical vertebrae
the rest of the nerves then come out below the respective vertebrae

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Where are the dorsal rami of C1-C4 located?

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they are located in the sub occipital region

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What does the dorsal ramus of C1 innervate?

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innervation of neck muscles

including semispinalis capitis muscle

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What does the dorsal ramus of C2 innervate?

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sensation of back of head & scalp

motor innervation to some neck muscles

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What’s the deal w/ the innervation of dorsal rami of C3-C5?

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formation of phrenic nerve

innervation of the diaphragm

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What’s the deal with the innervation of the dorsal rami of C5-T1?

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they provide motor control for upper extremities & their muscles

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The 12 segments of the thoracic cord provide motor control to what?

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thoracoabdominal musculature

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Which section of the spinal cord gives motor innervation to the lower extremities & their related muscles?

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L2-S2

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What makes up the cauda equina?

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this is a collection of lumbar & sacral nerve roots

they travel together caudally until they leave their respective intervertebral foramina

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What are the spinal cord levels that are involved in the reflex of the biceps?

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C5/C6

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What are the spinal cord levels that are involved in the reflex of the brachioradialis?

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C5/C6

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What are the spinal cord levels that are involved in the reflex of the triceps?

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C7
Anatomic Variations (C6-C8)
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What are the spinal cord levels that are involved in the reflex of the finger flexors?

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C8
Anatomic Variations (C7-T1)
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What are the spinal cord levels that are involved in the reflex of the knee?

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L3
Anatomic Variations (L2-L4)
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What are the spinal cord levels that are involved in the reflex of the ankle?

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S1
Anatomic Variations (L5-S2)
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Where are the cell bodies of the ventral motor roots located?

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in the anterior horn of the spinal cord

20
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Where are the cell bodies of the dorsal sensory roots located?

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in the DRG

carry info like dermatomes

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What’s the dermatome that corresponds to the following?

C2/C3

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posterior head & neck

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What’s the dermatome that corresponds to the following?

C4 & T2…kinda weird

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these dermatomes are found in the upper thorax, they are actually adjacent to each other

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What’s the dermatome that corresponds to the following?

T4/T5

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What’s the dermatome that corresponds to the following?

T10

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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | C5
anterior shoulder
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | C6
thumb | six shooter
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | C7
index & middle fingers
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | C7/C8
ring finger
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | C8
pinky finger
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | T1
inner forearm
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | T2
upper inner arm
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | T2/T3
axilla
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | L1
anterior upper inner thigh
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | L2
anterior upper thigh
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | L3
knee
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | L4
medial malleolus
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | L5
dorsum of foot | toes 1-3
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | S1
toes 4 & 5 | lateral malleolus
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What's the dermatome that corresponds to the following? | S3/C1
anus
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Which structure is found in the anterior median fissure?
anterior spinal artery
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Where do the anterior & posterior nerve rootlets emerge?
anterolateral & posterolateral sulci
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What are the 3 funiculi that are found in the white matter of the spinal cord?
posterior, lateral, and anterior funiculi | **contain ascending & descending tracts
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The grey matter of the spinal cord can be divided into 4 parts or ____ laminae/layers.
10 layers
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What is found in the anterior or ventral horn of the spinal cord?
motor neurons | laminae 8, 9, part of 7
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What is found in the posterior or dorsal horn of the spinal cord?
sensory neurons | laminae 1-6
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What is found in the intermediate zones of the grey matter of the spinal cord?
associate neurons, laminae 7 | lateral horns in regions of thorax-lumbar-->for sympathetic neurons.
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The gray matter is also arranged into columns or nuclei. Describe some of these nuclei.
Substantia Gelatinosa & Proper Sensory Nucleus-->go thru the whole spinal cord & receive pain impulses Nucleus of Clarke-only present in certain parts of the spinal cord