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22 Cards in this Set

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Two major functions of nervous system
communication and control
Structural division of nervous system
central and peripheral
Central Nervous system
brain and spinal cord
Peripheral nervous system
nerves located outside brain and spinal cord
Functional Divisions of nervous system
Voluntary and Autonomic
Voluntary Nervous system
influences activity of voluntary(skeletal) muscles and movement throuhout the body
Autonomic Nervous system
automatic and influences activities of involuntary muscles and glands...partially dependent on the rest of the nervous system
Cervical Spine
7 vertbrae that form the neck
Thoracic Spine
12 vertebrae that make up the upper back
Lumbar
5 that make up lower back
Sacral
5 vertebrae that form the rigid posterior portion of the pelvis
Coccys
4 tailbone, lower end of spine
Three tracts within the spinal cord
motor, pain and light touch
Motor tract
Brain sends message down spinal cord to muscles
Pain tract
impulses are carried from pain receptors to brain
Compression spinal injury
weight of body is driven against the head
Flexion spinal injury
sever forward movement of head, chin meets chest
extension spinal injury
severe backward movement
Rotation spinal injury
lateral movement of head/spine beyond normal rotation
Lateral bending spinal injury
body is bent severly from the side
Distraction spinal injury
vertebrae and spinal cord are stretched and pulled apart (hangings)
Penetration spinal injury
gunshot, knife