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which nerves affected first with anesthetic
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small
myelinated |
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LA
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decrease membrane's perm to Na
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LA bind to
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inactivation gates of fast voltage gated Na channel
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spinothalamic
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anterior
lateral |
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spinothalamic
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somatosensory system
temp pain light touch |
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lateral spinothalamic tracts
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pain
temp |
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anterior spinothalamic tract
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light touch
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dorsal column
medial lemiscal system |
posterior columns
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what crosses to opposite side in medulla
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DC-ML
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touch
pressure vibration |
dorsal column medial lemiscal
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sensory info carried
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fasciculus gracilus, cuneatus
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medial lemniscus
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from nucleus gracilus and cuneatus
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2 excitatory inputs arrive at postsynaptic neuron simultaneously
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spatial summation
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arrive @ postsynaptic in rapid succession
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temporal summation
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increase in frequency of nerve impulses in single presynaptic fiber
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temporal summation
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faster way to travel down axon
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saltatory conduction
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value of saltatory conduction
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1-increase velocity of transmission
2-conserves energy for axon bc only the node depolarizes |
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inhibitory neurotransmitters
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GABA
glycine |
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1-increase in memb perm to Cl
2-or K |
IPSP=
inhibitory postsynaptic potential |
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binds to receptors in the spinal cord opening Cl
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glycine
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one way direction for nerve impulses bc
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synapses are polarized
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electrical synapsis in
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1-cardiac
2-smooth |
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basal ganglia
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1-caudate nucleus
2-putamen 3-globus pallidus |
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output of cerebellum
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excitatory
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output of basal ganglia
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inhibitory
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equilibrium
muscle coordination |
cerebellum
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cebral motor cortex sends info to
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1-basal ganglia
2-cerebellum |
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ANS cholingergic receptors
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nicotinic
muscarinic |
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pyramidal system
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corticospinal tract
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1-pyramidal
2-extrapyramidal |
umn
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motor cortex located
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frontal lobe
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fine skilled movements of skeletal muscle
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pyramidal
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gross motor movements for
posture balance |
extrapyramidal
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primary motor cortex >
internal capsule > medulla > cross over spinal cord |
pyramidal system
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premotor area of frontal >
pons > cross > spinal cord > anterior horn > LMN |
extrapyramidal system
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sympathetic ganglia
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paravertebral chain
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sympathetic postganglionic neurons
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noradrenergic
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rubrospinal
reticulospinal vestibulospinal tectospinal |
extrapyramidal
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pregang neurons of sympathetic in spinal cord
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thoracolumbar region
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pregang parasympath originate
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craniosacral region
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cholinergic
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parasympathetic postgang
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noradrenergic
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sympathetic postgang
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effector organs
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parasympathetic ganglia are located
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relative refractory period
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hyperpolarization
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ANS adrenergic receptors
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alpha
beta |
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smooth muscle
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alpha 1 receptors
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presynaptic nerve terminal
platelets fat cells GI walls |
alpha 2
inhibition relazation/dilation |
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heart
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beta 1
excitation |
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smooth muscl
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beta 2
relaxation/dilation |
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stimulates alpha receptors
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norepineph
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stimulates alpha/beta
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EPI
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-40 millivolts
-85 millivolts |
resting membrane potential
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1-somatic nervous system
2-ANS |
PNS
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ANS are i
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involuntary
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somatic
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not involuntary
12 cranial nerves 31 spinal (pairs) |
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effector organs
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cardiac
smooth mm visceral organs glands |
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pregang sympathetic neurons release
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Ach
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Ach binds to ? on postgang
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nicotinic cholinergic R
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neurotransmitter released by most postgang sympath neuron
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NE
binds to alpha/beta adrenergic R |
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Postsynaptic membrane R of neuromuscular jxn is
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nicotinic R
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what does Ach open in motor end plate
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Na channels
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if AchE is nhibited?
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prolongatyion of end plate potential EPP
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what makes membrane less negative
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depolarization
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supplied by
cranial nerves spinal nerves |
dermatome
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neuroglial cells
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support
nourishment for neurons |
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neural crest >
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DRG
autonomic ganglion chromaggin (adrenal medulla) neurolemmna intefumentary pigment meningeal covering brain/SC |
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area of skin supplied by single spinal nerve
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dermatome
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schwann cells >
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peripheral nerve fibers
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spinal cord
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white matter
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pain
temp |
lateral spinothalamic
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oligodentrocytes
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CNS
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touch
pressure |
anterior
spinothalamic tract |
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subconscious proprioception
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sensory impulses one side of body to same side
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conscious proprioception
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fine touch localization
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fasciculus
-gracilis -cuneatus |
impulses
skin muscle tendons joints |
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anterior roots >
via intervertebral foramina |
anterior rami
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posterior roots >
via intervertebral foramina |
posterior rami
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dorsal posterior rami >
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skin of back
deep muscles of back |
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cervical
brachial lumbar sacral |
anterior rami unite to form plexuses
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body organs innervated
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sympath
parasympath |
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DAP
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dura mata
arachnoid pia mater |
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separate to form venous sinuses in cranial cavity
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dura mater
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contains CSF
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arachnoid
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choroid plexuses
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in ventricles of brain
1-pia mater 2-ependymal cells |
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regulate intraventricular pressure
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choroid plexuses
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secretion / absorption of CSF
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in pia mater
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most of cranial nerves from
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brainstem
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crossing of motor tracts
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medulla oblongata
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auditory/visual reflex centers
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midbrain
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respiratory center
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pons
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vasomotor center
cardiac center |
medulla oblongata
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control cough reflex
gag reflex swallow vomit |
medulla
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relay station
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pons
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brainstem =
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midbrain
pons medulla |
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separates
hemispheres of cerebellum |
falx cerebelli
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2 horizontal folds
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1-tentorioum cerebelli
2-diaphragm sellae |
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contains
inferior sagital sinuses superior sagital sinuses |
falx cerebri
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separates
cerebral hemispheres |
falx cerebri
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separates
occipital lobes from cerebellum |
tentorium cerebelli
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2 vertical folds
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1-falx cerebri
2-falx cerebelli |
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roof of sella turcica
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diaphragm sellae
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contains occipital sinus
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falx cerebelli
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opening allows infundibular stalk of pituitary gland
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diaphragm sellae
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contains
1-straight 2-transverse 3-superior petrosal sinuses |
tentorium cerebelli
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contains
inferior sagittal sinus superior sagittal sinus |
falx cerebri
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dura mater
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double layer
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dura mater
-endosteal layer = |
adheres
inner cranium |
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dura mater
-meningeal layer = |
forms partitions btw regions of brain
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gray matter
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unmyelinated
nerve cell bodies |
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filled w
CSF |
ventricles
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telencephalon
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cerebrum
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80% brains mass
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cerebrum
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thalamus
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diencephalon
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hypothalamus
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diencephalon
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cerebral medulla =
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thicker core of
white matter |
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thalamus
hypothalamus epithalamus pit = |
diencephalon
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forebrain =
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telencephalon
diencephalon |
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epithalamus
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diencephalon
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brain =
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forebrain
midbrain hindbrain |
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pituitary glan
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diencephalon
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support neurons of PNS=
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satellite
schwann |
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rhombencephalon
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hindbrain
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neuroglia cells from
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ectoderm
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microglia
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mesoderm
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cns that support neurons
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1-astrocytes
2-oligodend 3-microglia 4-ependymal |
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form myelin within PNS
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schwann cells
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all parasympath
pre post release |
Ach
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sympath
pregang |
ach
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sympath
postgang |
NE
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sympath
pregang originate |
T1-L3
thoracolumbar region |
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parasympath
pregang originate |
cranial
craniosacral S2-S4 |
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sympath/parasympath
postgang synapse |
effector organs
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CSF
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ventricles
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neural tube >
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brain
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4 ventricles
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2 lateral
3rd ventricle 4th ventricle |
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obstruction of
cerebral aqueduct enlarges |
2 lateral
3rd ventricle NOT 4TH |
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"c" shape
within R/L cerebral hemispheres |
2 lateral ventricle
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ventricle within forebrain=
diencephalon |
3rd
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communication btw
lateral ventricles 3rd ventricles |
2
interventricular foramina of Monro |
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connects
3rd 4th ventricles |
cerebral aqueduct
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where is cerebral aqueduct
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midbrain
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4th ventricle location
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hindbrain=
metencephalon |
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spinal tap >
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subarachnoid space
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median aperture
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foramen magendie
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lateral aperture of 4th =
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foramina of luschka
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dura
arachnoid continue down to |
S2
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S2
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arachnoid fuses with
filum terminale |
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needle btw
L2 L3 > |
subarachnoid space
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CSF formed by
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choroid plexuses
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CSF formed in
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lateral
3rd 4th ventricles |
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CSF enters subarachnoid space via
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3 foramina of the 4th ventricle
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-line ventricles
-line central canal of spinal cord -line choroid plexus |
ependymal cells > CSF
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"h" shaped
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gray matter
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microglia
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mesoderm
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cns that support neurons
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1-astrocytes
2-oligodend 3-microglia 4-ependymal |
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form myelin within PNS
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schwann cells
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all parasympath
pre post release |
Ach
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sympath
pregang |
ach
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sympath
postgang |
NE
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sympath
pregang originate |
T1-L3
thoracolumbar region |
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parasympath
pregang originate |
cranial
craniosacral S2-S4 |
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sympath/parasympath
postgang synapse |
effector organs
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CSF
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ventricles
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neural tube >
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brain
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4 ventricles
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2 lateral
3rd ventricle 4th ventricle |
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obstruction of
cerebral aqueduct enlarges |
2 lateral
3rd ventricle NOT 4TH |
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"c" shape
within R/L cerebral hemispheres |
2 lateral ventricle
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ventricle within forebrain=
diencephalon |
3rd
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temporal lobe
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memory
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parietal
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speech patterns
somatoesthetic interpretation |
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frontal lobe
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precentral gyrus
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precentral gyrus >
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primary motor area
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parietal
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postcentral gyrus
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postcentral gyrus
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primary sensory areA
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temporal
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smell
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parietal
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taste
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parietal
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integration
interpretation |
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impulses from
cutaneious R proprioceptive R |
somatic sensory fiber
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impulses to skeletal muscle
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somatic motor
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impulses from viscera
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visceral sensory
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impulses to
smooth mm cardiac mm glands |
visceral motor
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lines
ventricles central canal of spinal cord choroid plexuses |
ependymal cells > CSF
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choroid plexuses >
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CSF
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CSF enters subarachnoid space via
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3 foramina of
4th ventricle |
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glossopharyngeal
pregang parasymp |
otic ganglion
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glossopharyngeal (9)
from |
medulla oblongata
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jugalar foramen
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glossopharyngeal (9)
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sensation of
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pharynx
post 1/3 tongue |
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glossopharyngeal descends in neck with
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1-internal jugular vein
2-internal carotid artery |
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ciliary ganglion >
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oculomotor
pregang parasym |
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TMJ sensory
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auriculotemporal nerve
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V-3 >
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auriculotemporal nerve
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joints only receive >
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sensory innervation
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motor innervation to joint >
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muscle that moves joint
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middle cervical ganglia
location |
cricoid cartilage
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gray rami connect
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sympathetic trunk to
(every) spinal nerve |
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white rami limited to
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T1-L2
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dorsal root ganglia contain
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cell bodies of
visceral afferent fibers |
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T1-L2
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white rami in spinal cord
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stellate ganglion
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inferior cervical ganglion
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level of cricoid cartilage
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middle cervical ganglion
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btw
internal carotid artery internal jugular vein |
superior cervical ganglion
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mainly head region
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superior cervical ganglion
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parasympathetic ganglion in
infratemporal fossa > |
otic ganglion
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below foramen ovale
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otic ganglion
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glossopharyngeal nerve
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otic ganglion
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lesser petrosal nerve
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otic ganglion
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parotid gland >
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otic ganglion
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on hyoglossus muscle
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submandibular ganglion
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parasympathetic fibers :
facial nerve chorda tympani lingual nerve |
submandibular ganglion
|
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parasympathetic fiber :
facial nerve nerve of pterygoid canal |
pterygopalatine gangion
|
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lacrimal gland
palate nose |
pterygopalatine ganglion
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lateral to optic nerve
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ciliary gangion
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ciliary muscle
sphincter pupillae |
ciilary ganglion
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lateral rectus of eye
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abducen (6)
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smallest cranial nerve
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trochlear nerve
|
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only nerve emerges from
dorsal of brainstem |
trochlear nerve
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thoracic region >
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splanchnic nerves
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superior oblique muscle
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trochlear nerve (4)
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unilateral lesion of hypoglossal nerve>
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deviate towards affected side
due to no fxn of GENIOGLOSSUS MUSCLE on dx side |
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sensation of anterior 2/3
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lingual nerve
bc branch of MANDIBULAR V3 |
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what joins lingual nerve in
infratemporal fossa |
chorda tympani
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branch of facial nerve >
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chorda tympani
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V3>
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lingual nerve
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