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cervical plexus (which vertebrae)?

C1-C5

brachial plexus (which vertebrae)?

C5-T1

lumbar plexus (which vertebrae)?

L1-L4

sacral plexus (which vertebrae)?

L4-S4

Define dermatome

A map showing what area of the skin is innervated by a which nerve... for instance it can help answer questions like this. An injury to a certain vertebra will cause paralysis in which area of the body?

What's this?

What's this?

dermatome

ID 1

ID 1

ventral horn

ID 2

ID 2

white matter

ID 3

ID 3

grey matter

ID 4

ID 4

dorsal horn

ID 5

ID 5

central canal

central canal

Dorsal/posterior horn (grey matter)

dorsal root ganglion

dura matter

epidural space

lateral horn

spinal nerve

vebtral/anterior horn (gray matter)

dorsal root (of spinal nerve)

ID yellow

ID yellow

sensory neuron

ID orange

ID orange

motor neuron

ID green

ID green

interneuron

outer meninge

dura mater

middle meninge

arachnoid mater

inner meninge

pia mater

subarachnoid space

space between arachnoid and pia mater

Patellar (stretch reflex) monosynaptic


Purpose:


Procedure:


Autonomic or somatic?


Cranial or spinal?


Normal response:


Abnormal response:







Purpose: test peripheral nerve and ventral horn (L2-L4)


Procedure:strike patellar ligament


Autonomic or somatic? somatic


Cranial or spinal? spinal


Normal response: knee extension (ipsilateral)


Abnormal response: no knee extension or exaggerated extension

Achilles tendon (stretch reflex) monosynaptic


Purpose:


Procedure:


Autonomic or somatic?


Cranial or spinal?


Normal response:


Abnormal response:

Purpose: test peripheral nerve and ventral horn (S1-S2)


Procedure: strike Achilles tendon


Autonomic or somatic? somatic


Cranial or spinal? spinal


Normal response: plantar flexion (ipsilateral)


Abnormal response: no planter flexion or exaggerated flexion

Plantar (superficial cord reflex) polysynaptic


Purpose:


Procedure:


Autonomic or somatic?


Cranial or spinal?


Normal response:


Abnormal response:

Purpose: test L4-S2 nerves and corticospinal tract (upper-motor pathways and cord-level reflex)


Procedure: stimulate cutaneous receptors on sole of foot (by stroking lateral border of subject's sole with metal end of reflex hammer starting at heel and continuing toward big toe)


Autonomic or somatic? somatic


Cranial or spinal? spinal but brain advised


Normal response: downward flexion of toes (ipsilateral)


Abnormal response: Babinski's sign- big toe hyperextension, other toes abduct (normal in infants under 2 years due to incomplete mylination)

Crossed extensor


Purpose:


Procedure:


Autonomic or somatic?


Cranial or spinal?


Normal response:


Abnormal response:

Purpose: tests for damage to C5-C8 spinal cord and pathways to cerebellum


Procedure: relax arms on table, prick arm (finger)/sharp object


Autonomic or somatic? somatic


Cranial or spinal? spinal- but brain advised


Normal response: pricked arm withdraws, opposite arm extends (contralateral)


Abnormal response: no response by 1 or both arms

Corneal


Purpose:


Procedure:


Autonomic or somatic?


Cranial or spinal?


Normal response:


Abnormal response:

Purpose: test cranial nerves V (trigeminal) and VII, and brainstem


Procedure: blow air or touch subject's eye


Autonomic or somatic? somatic


Cranial or spinal? cranial


Normal response: close eye


Abnormal response: doesn't close eye

Pupillary


Purpose:


Procedure:


Autonomic or somatic?


Cranial or spinal?


Normal response:


Abnormal response:

Purpose: test cranial nerves II (optic) and III (oculomotor), brainstem


Procedure: dim room, shine light into eyes, may have subject shield either eye with hand vertically between


Autonomic or somatic? autonomic (parasympathetic)


Cranial or spinal? cranial


Normal response: pupils constrict (consensual)


Abnormal response: no constriction

ID sensory (somatic) receptor

ID sensory (somatic) receptor

skin in this case

ID effector

ID effector

muscle/gland