Topic #6 Development of the Peripheral Nervous System

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derived from neural crest cells. it consists of cranial and spinal nerves and their ganglia.

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Peripheral Nervous System

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composed of axons (nerve fibers) of neurons whose cell bodies are located within the CNS or in ganglia.

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Cranial and Spinal Nerves

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connective tissue cells of the PNS.

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neurolemmocytes

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form satellites cells of the nerve cell bodies within ganglia.

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amphicytes

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has only one process, the axon.

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unipolar neuron

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has two processes that arise separately from the cell body, fuse for a while to form 1 process and divide shortly thereafter into axon and dendrite.

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pseudounipolar neuron

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has 2 processes, 1 axon and 1 dendrite

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bipolar neuron

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has three or more processes: one axon and 2 or more dendrites.

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multipolar neuron

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conduct impulses from the receptor organs to the CNS

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Sensory or afferent neuron

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afferent neurons also originate from?

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placodes

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conduct impulses from the CNS to target organs

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Motor or efferent neurons

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transfer sensory impulses from sensory neurons to efferent neurons.

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association neurons or interneurons

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innervate voluntary muscles and structures w/ epithelia derived from ectoderm like skin.

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somatic neurons

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innervate involuntary muscles and structures derived from splanchnopleure like blood vessels and visceral organs.

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visceral neurons

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an axon of neuron and it’s sheath that connects peripheral structures the brain or spinal cord.

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nerve fiber

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cell bodies of the nerves are either buried in the CNS to form?

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nuclei

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massed at some point along the nerve to form?

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ganglia

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several nerves form a?

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never bundle or nerve fascicle

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are myelinated nerves segmentally arranged along the spinal cord

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spinal nerves

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majority of the nerves in the PNS ends and begin in the spinal cord

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spinal nerves

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a few (12) end and begin w/ brain

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cranial nerves

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the adult spinal nerve connects w/ the spinal cord by two (2) roots. what are these?

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dorsal root and ventral root

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is the pathway for sensory (afferent) nerve fibers

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dorsal root

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for motor (efferent) nerve fibers.

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ventral root

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it unite outside and lateral to the spinal cord to form a spinal nerve.

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dorsal and ventral root

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which extends ventral to the sympathetic ganglion

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ramus communicans

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conduct impulses from afferent nerve endings for touch, pain and temperature in the skin to the spinal cord.

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exteroceptive GSA spinal nerves

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conduct impulses for positional sense from joints, tendons and muscles to the spinal cord

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proprioceptive GSA spinal nerves

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nonmyelinated; lacks a ganglion. arise from olfactory hair cells and terminate in the rhinencephalon.

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olfactory nerve

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arise from sensory neurons in retina and terminate in the superior colliculus of corpora quadrigemina in the brainstem.

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optic nerve

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arise from the basal plate of mesencephalon and terminate in the inferior oblique and the superior, inferior and internal rectus muscles of the eyeball.

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oculomotor nerve

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arise from the basal plate of mesencephalon and terminate in the superior oblique muscle of the eye.

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trochlear nerve

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mixed (sensory and motor) three main divisions that arise from the semilunar ganglion: a. opthalmic, b. maxillary, c. mandibular division

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trigeminal nerve

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arise from the basal plate of myelencephalon and terminate in the external rectus muscle of the eyeball.

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abducens nerve

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arise from the taste buds and terminate in the brain

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sensory fibers

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arise from the basal plate of myelencephalon and synapse

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1st motor fibers

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mixed (motor and sensory)

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facial nerve

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sensory; presents an acoustic ganglion beneath the auditory vesicle, caudal to the geniculate ganglion of CN VII

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Auditory Nerve

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later divides into spiral ganglion and vestibular ganglion

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acoustic ganglion

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gives off short afferent nerve fibers that supply the cochlear duct and receive stimuli for the sense or hearing.

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spiral ganglion

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gives off short afferent nerve fibers that supply the semicircular canal, utricule and saccule and receive stimuli for the sense of equilibrium.

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vestibular ganglion

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sensory fibers from the superior ganglion and extend to the skin of external ear.

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glossopharyngeal nerve

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sensory fibers extend from the skin of external ear via the superior (jugular) ganglion and from the pharynx, larynx, trachea, esophagus and thoracic abdominal viscera via the inferior

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vagus nerve

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motor nerve. it has a commissural ganglion, which is a continuation of the jugular ganglion.

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accessory nerve

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predominantly motor nerve fibers that arise separately from the posterior myelencephalon and form a single trunk to supply the skeletal muscles of tongue.

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hypoglossal nerve

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primitive in cranial nerves and do not unite outside the brain.

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ventral and dorsal roots

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established contact with the nearest somite, somitomere, placode or pharyngeal arch and innervate derivatives of these embryonic structures.

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peripheral nerves

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surround the CNS and the roots of spinal and cranial nerves.

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meninges

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three meningeal layers

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dura mater arachnoid pia matter

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cavity becomes the subarachnoid space w/ which contains??

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cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)