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15 Cards in this Set
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T1-T4 Viscerosomatics?
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HEENT:
Head Neck Thyroid |
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Somatic levels for Heart?
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T1-T5
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Somatic levels for Lungs?
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T2-T7
" Heart is up to T5, so ad 2 to T5 -> T7 " |
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Upper Extremity Somatic Levels?
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T2-T8
Sequence, Heart, Lungs, UE, so T2-7 Lungs, one after that is UE T2-T8 |
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Which somatic levels does the greater splanchnic nerve cover?
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T5-T9 ( T9 is where the ganglion is) Liver (Right side), but the stomach ( on the Left side--not the spleen). The Celiac ganglion actually covers the spleen.
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What innervates the proximal duodenum?
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T9- of the celiac ganglion. Celiac ganglion is the pimp " 6-9"
SPPD Spleen Pancreas Proximal Duodenum |
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Greater Splanchnic = T5-T9
Celiac Ganglion = T6-T9 Lesser Splanchnic =?? |
Lesser Splanchnic = T10-T11
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Ascending Colon
2/3 Proximal Transverse Colon Small Intestine Proximal Duodenum Adrenal Gland Kidney Proximal Ureter Which is not innervated by the Lesser Splanchnic Nerve + Superior Mesenteric Ganglion? |
Proximal Duodenum, does not belong, This is innervated by the Celiac ganglion @ T9
Lesser splanchnic = T10-T11 is COLON stuff ( small intestine (after the proximal duodenum), then the ascending and 2/3 proximal transverse) + Kidney stuff ( proximal ureter, kidney, adrenals) |
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What nerve innervates the bladder?
Lesser Splanchnic or Least Splanchnic? |
Least Splanchnic ( T12-L2)
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What else the least splanchnic innervate?
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T12-L2 + Inferior Mesenteric ganglion innervates: (the rest of the colon not innervated by the lesser splanchnic nerve: 1/3 transverse colon, the descending colon, sigmoid, rectum) + the distal ureter and the bladder (post-renal stuff).
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At what point does the PSNS take over from the cranial outflow?
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@ the distal transverse colon. So everything above the distal transverse colon (including the distal transverse colon) has PSNS outflow from the Vagus Nerve.
Below the 1/3 distal transverse colon (exclusive) has PSNS control via the sacral nerves S2-S4. |
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What items are innervated by the sacral PSNS outflow?
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" below the 1/3 distal transverse colon"
- descending colon - sigmoid - rectum - distal ureter - bladder |
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Which SNS fibers innervate the gonads?
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T10-T11 (SNS nerves)
- not the same as the lesser splanchnic nerves |
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Which innervate the prostate?
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The nerves after the gonads --> prosate
T12-L2 |
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Which SNS fibers innervate the uterus and cervix?
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T10-L2
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