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spinal nerve
carry afferent and efferents
dorsal ramus (dorsal branch)
dorsal branch of spinal nerve carries impulse to and from dorsal
ventral ramus (ventral branch)
ventral branch of spinal nerve carries impulses to and from ventral
sympathetic chain ganglion
cross section lumen, carries sympathetic fibers
grey ramus communicans
connect ventral ramus and sympathetic chain ganglion, for sympathetic efferents
pairs of spinal nerves
31 total

8 cervical
12 thoracic
5 lumbar
5 sacral
1 coccygeal
Cranial Nerve 1 & 2
Olfactory and Optic (top of midbrain?)
cervical region of spinal cord
.
cervical plexus
C1-C4
Phrenic nerve
C3, C4, C5
brachial plexus
C5-T1
thoracic region of spinal cord
.
intercostals nerves
T2-T12
lumbar region of spinal cord
.
lumbar plexus
L1-L4
femoral nerve
arises from lumbar plexus
sacral plexus
L4-S4
sciatic nerve
arises from sacral plexus
Fibrous tunic
Sclerotic coat (sclera)

Cornea
Vascular tunic
-Iris

-ciliary body (muscle & processes)

-choroid
Sensory or Neural Tunic
Retina
3 tunics
1) Fibrous
2) Vascular Layer
3) Sensory or Neural
Optic Disc
exit spot for nerve
Optic nerve
Carries impulses from retina to brain
Ora Serrata
retina/ciliary body junction interior eyeball
Lens
held in place by the ciliary processes
Lacrimal gland
tear tumor
Nasolacrimal duct
carries tears from eye to nose
Eye Muscles
Superior rectus muscle

Inferior rectus muscle

Medial rectus muscle

Lateral rectus muscle

Superior oblique muscle

Inferior oblique muscle
ossicles in middle ear
Maleus - hammer

Incus - anvil

Stapes - stirrups
Tympanic membrane
ear drum
Auditory (Pharyngotympanic) tube
connects ear to pharynx
semicircular canals
angular rotational equilibruim meters
vestibule
utricle & saccule

house equilibrium receptors that respond to gravity and reports on changes of head position
round window
connects to scala tympani of cochlea
oval window
connects stapes to scala vestibuli in cochlea
cochlea
hearing receptor site
cochlear nerve
attaches to cochlea
tectorial membrane
overlies hair cells in the cochlear duct (scala media) hairs pull on causing AP's
cochlear hair cells
below tectorial membrane in scala media or cochlear duct
basilar membrane
hair cells are implanted in this membrane, that respond to vibrations
cochlear nerve
takes impulses from the cochlea to the brain
spiral ganglion
baby ganglions that form the spinal nerves going to the brain
organ of corti
inner ear hair receptors and tectorial membrane etc. (square)
scala vestibuli
canal attached to the oval window. above the scala media
scala tympani
canal attached to the round window below the scala media
scala media/cochlear duct
middle canal
3 types of papillae and locations
1) Fungiform Pupillae
mushroom caps taste buds on tongue

2) Foliate Papillae
shark gills lateral posterior tongue

3) circumvallate Papillae
inverted V posterior tongue
2 types of tonsils and locatiosn
Palatine tonsil - side of mouth

lingual tonsil - posterior tongue
Parts of taste receptor
taste fibers wrap around gustatory cells

basal cells for spares

taste pore opening
olfactory bulb
connected to olfactory tract
olfactory tract
connected to mitral cell, synapse in glomeruli with olfactory receptor cell