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8178914283ReflexRapid, automatic response triggered by specific stimuli0
8178914284Spinal reflexesControlled by spinal cord1
8178914285Posterior median sulcusShallow longitudinal groove on the posterior surface of the spinal cord2
8178914286Dorsal rootContains the axons of the neurons whose cell bodies are in the dorsal root ganglion3
8178914287Dorsal root ganglionContains the cell bodies of sensory neurons whose axons carry information to the spinal cord4
8178914288Spinal nerveContains the axons of sensory and motor neurons5
8178914289Ventral rootContains the axons of motor neurons that extend into the periphery to control somatic and visceral effectors6
8178914290White matterContains large numbers of myelinated and unmyelinated axons7
8178914291Gray matterDominated by the cell bodies of neurons, neuroglia, and unmyelinated axons.8
8178914292Spinal meningesA series of specialized membrane surrounding the spinal cord9
8178914293Name the spinal meninges from deep to superiorPia mater Arachnoid mater Dura mater10
8178914294What is a spinal tap?A needle is inserted into the subarachnoid space in the lumbar region inferior to the tip of the conus medullaris11
8178914295Gray commissuresPosterior and anterior to the central canal12
8178914296Motor nucleiIssue motor commands to peripheral effectors13
8178914297Sensory nucleiReceive and relay sensory information from peripheral receptors14
8178914298Ascending tractsCarry sensory information toward the brain15
8178914299Descending tractsConvey motor commands to the spinal cord16
8178914300EpineuriumOutermost covering of the nerve, consists of dense network of collagen fibers17
8178914301PerineuriumMiddle layer18
8178914302EndoneuriumInnermost layer19
8178914303RamiEach spinal nerve20
8178914304Dorsal ramusInnervates the muscles, joints, and skin of the back21
8178914305Ventral ramusInnervates structure in the lateral and anterior trunk as well as the limbs22
8178914306Communicating ramiPresent in thoracic and superior lumbar segments of spinal cord23
8178914307DermatoneSpecific bilateral region of the skin surface monitored by a single pair of spinal nerves24
8178914308White ramus communicansThe first branch from the spiinal nerve and carries visceral motor fibers to a nearby sympathetic ganglioin25
8178914309Gray ramus communicansContains postganglionic fibers that innervate glands and smooth muscles in the body wall or limbs26
8178914310Nerve plexusComplex interwoven network of nerves27
8178914311TrunksLarge bundles of axons contributed by several spinal nerves28
8178914312CordsSmaller branches that originate at trunks29
8178914313Nerves forming brachial plexusc4, c5, c6, c7, c8, t130
8178914314Pectoral Nerves (Spinal Segment & Distribution)C5-T1 Pectoralis major31
8178914315Thoracodorsal Nerve (Spinal Segment & Distribution)C6-C8 Latissimus dorsi muscle32
8178914316Axillary Nerve (Spinal Segment & Distribution)C5, C6 Deltoid and teres minor muscles; sensory from skin of shoulder33
8178914317Radial Nerve (Spinal Segment & Distribution)C5-T1 Extensor muscles of arm34
8178914318Ulnar Nerve (Spinal Segment & Distribution)C8, T1 Flexor carpi ulnaris muscles35
8178914319Ansa Cervicalis (Spinal Segment & Distribution)C1-C4 Five extrinsic laryngeal muscles36
8178914320Lesser occipital, transverse, cervical, supraclavicular and great auricular nerves (Spinal Segment & Distribution)C2-C3 Skin of upper chest, shoulder, neck and ear37
8178914321Phrenic Nerve (Spinal Segment & Distribution)C3-C5 Diaphram38
8178914322Cervical Nerves (Spinal Segment & Distribution)C1-C5 Levator39
8178914323Sciatic NerveLargest and longest nerve in the body40
8178914324Genitofemoral Nerve (Spinal Segment & Distribution)L1, L2 Skin over surface of thigh and genitalia41
8178914325Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (Spinal Segment & Distribution)L2, L3 Anterior. lateral, and posterior surface of thigh42
8178914326Femoral Nerve (Spinal Segment & Distribution)L2-L4 Anterior muscles of thigh43
8178914327Obturator Nerve (Spinal Segment & Distribution)L2-L4 Adductors of hip44
8178914328Saphenous Nerve (Spinal Segment & Distribution)L2-L4 Medial surface of leg45
8178914329Gluteal Nerves (Spinal Segment & Distribution)L4-S2 Abductors of hip and extensor of hip46
8178914330Posterior femoral cutaneous nerve (Spinal Segment & Distribution)S1-S3 Perineum and posterior surface of thigh and leg47
8178914331Sciatic Nerve (Spinal Segment & Distribution)L4-S3 2 of the hamstrings, flexor of knee and extensor of ankle, biceps femoris48
8178914332Pudendal Nerve (Spinal Segment & Distribution)S2-S4 Muscles of perineum49
8178914333Neuronal PoolsGroups of interconnected neurons50
8178914334Neural circutWiring diagram51
8178914335DivergenceOne pool to multiple pools52
8178914336Parallel processingNeuronal pools process the same info simultaneously53
8178914337ConvergenceSeveral neurons synapse on a single postsynaptic neuron54
8178914338ReveberationCollateral branches of axons somewhere along the circuit extend back toward the source of impulse55
8178914339ReflexesRapid, automatic response to specific stimuli56
8178914340Reflex arcRoute of a single reflex57
8178914341ReceptorRespond to stimuli that cause or accompany tissue damage58
8178914342Innate reflexersResult from connections that form neurons during development and are genetically or developmentally prgrammed59
8178914343Somatic reflexersinvoluntary control of skeletal muscles60
8178914344Visceral reflexersautonomic reflexes61
8178914345Polysynaptic reflexesat least 1 interneuron in addition to a sensory neuron and a motor neuron62
8178914346Monosynaptic reflexinvolving 1 synapse in CNS63
8178914347Intersegmental reflexesmultiple segments of spinal cord64
8178914348Cranial reflexesProcessing events occur in nuclei of brain65
8178914349Stretch reflexRegulates skeletal muscle length66
8178914350Muscle spindlesensory receptors67
8178914351Intrafusal muscle fibersSpecialized skeletal muscle fibers68
8178914352Gamma Motor NeuronControl sensitivity by altering tension inthe intrafusal fibers69
8178914353Postural refelxesRemain upright posture70
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