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PNS consists of ?

Motor, sensory and autonomic neurons that inner bate end organs that include sensory receptors, muscles, glands

PNS consists of

12 pair of cranial nerves


31 pairs of spinal nerves


And all associates ganglia and sensory receptors


Motor : efferent


Sensory ; afferent

Sensory nerves originate in ?

Dorsal root ganglia

Motor nerves originate in ?

Anterior horn of the SC

Sympathetic nerves originate in ?

Lateral horn of the thoracic spine cord

Parasympathetic nerves originate in ?

Lateral gray matter of the sacral level of SC and from brain

Peripheral nerves are typically classified by ?

Axon diameter or speed conduction

Cutaneous Sensory end- organ Receptors:

Thermoreceptors


Nociceptors


Mechanoreceptors


- merkel’s disc


- ruffin’s corpuscle


- pacinian corpuscle


- meissner’s corpuscle


- muscle spindle


- Golgi tendon organ


Chemoreceptors


Photoreceptors

Thermoreceptors

Sensory receptors


Codes changes about temp. ,

Nociceptors

A sensory receptors for painful stimuli

Mechanoreceptors

Sense organ or cell that responds to mechanical stimuli such as touch or sound

Mechanoreceptors


Merkle’s disc:

In stratum spinous; touch

Ruffin isn’t corpuscle

Papillary dermis : warmth

Pacinian corpuscle

Vibratory pressure and deep pressure

Meissner’s corpuscle

Papillary dermis: touch

Muscle spindle

Monitor change in muscle length ( I and II afferent changes) and velocity

Golgi tendon ending

Monitor tension

Free nerve ending

Epidermis: pain , itch - dermis: pain

Chemoreceptors

Specialized receptors cell which transduces - converts a chemical substances and generate biological signal

Photoreceptors

Are the cells in retina that respond to light


Contains photo pigment Rhodopsin

Axon

A nerve away from the cell body

Dendrite

Extension of the cell body that receives signals from other neurons

Motor unit

A single motor neuron and all of the muscle fibers that it innervatsss

Myelin

Proteins and lipids that form to create a sheath around particular nerves , increased conductivity of the nerve impulse

Neurons

Nerve cells that receive and send signals to other nerve cells, comprise of a cell body , axon and dendrites

Nodes of ranvier

Brief gaps in myelination of an axon


Facilitate rapid conduction of a nerve impulse via hyping from gap node to gap node

Saltatory conduction

An action potential moving an axon in a jumping fashion from node to node , decreases to use of sodium potassium pumps and increases speed of conduction

Schwann cell

Cells that cover the nerve fibers in the peripheral NS and form the myelin sheath

CN - upper motor neuron

Oligodendrites


Glia cells

A fibers

Large fibers


Myelinated


High conduction rate


Alpha, beta, gamma, delta subsets

B fibers

Medium fibers


Myelinated


Reasonable fast conduction rate


Preganglionic fibers of the autonomic system

C fibers

Small fibers


Poorly myelinated or unmyelinated


Slowed conduction rate


Postganglionic fibers of the sympathetic system


Exteroceptors: pain , temp, touch

Dermatomes


C1

Vertex of skull

C2

Temple, forehead, occipital

C3

Entire neck, posterior cheek, temporal area, prolongation forward under mandible

C4

Shoulder at EA, clavicular area, upper scapulae area

C5

Deltoid area, anterior aspect of entire arm to base of thumb

C6

Anterior arm , radio side of hand to thumb and index finger

C7

Lateral arm and forearm to index , long and ring

C8

Medial arm, and forearm, to long , ring and little fingers

T1

Medial side of forearm to base of little finger

T2

Medial side of upper arm to medial elbow, pectoral and modscapular areas

T3-T12

T3-T6: upper thorax, T5-T7: costal margin , T8-T12: abdomen and lumbar region

L1

Back, over trochanter and groin

L2

Back, front of thigh to knee

L3

Back, upper buttock, anterior thigh and knee, medial lower leg

L4

Medial buttock, lateral thigh, medial leg, dorsum of foot , big toe

L5

Buttock, posterior and lateral thigh , lateral aspect of leg, dorsum of foot, medial half of sole, first, second and third toes

S1

Lateral and plantar aspect of foot

S2

Bottomless , thigh and posterior leg

S3

Groin , posterior dual thigh to knee

S4

Perineum, genitals, Lower sacrum

Cranial nerves :


I: olfactory

Afferent


Smell


Test: identify odors: chocolate, coffee

II: optic

Afferent


Eye


Test: test visual fields

III: oculomotor

Efferent


Voluntary motor: levator of eyelid: superior, medial and inferior recti, inferior oblique


Muscle of eyeball


Auto mic : smooth muscle oh eyeball


Test: upward, downward and medial gaze , reaction to light

IV: trochlear

Efferent: voluntary motor: superior oblique muscle of eyeball


Test: downward and inward gaze

V: trigeminal

Afferent: touch and pain


Skin of face , mocous membrane of nose , sinuses, mouth, anterior tongue



Efferent: muscles of mastication


Test: corneal reflexe, face sensation, clench teeth: push down on chin to separate jaw

VI : Abducens

Efferent; lateral rectus muscle of eyeball


Test: lateral gaze

VII: facial

Efferent: facial muscles


Autonomic: lacrimal, submandibular, sublingual glands


Afferent: anterior tongue


Test: close eyes right smile and show teeth


Whistle and puff cheeks


Identify familiar taste ( swert , sour)

VIII: vestibulocochlear( acoustic nerve)

Afferent: hearing; ear


Balance: ear


Test: hear watch ticking


Hearing tests


Balance and coordination tests

IX: glossopharyngeal

Afferent: touch, pain: posterior tongue, pharynx


Taste: posterior tongue


Efferent: select muscles of pharynx


Autonomic: parotid gland


Test: gag reflex, ability to swallow

X: vagus

Afferent: touch and pain: pharynx, larynx, bronchi


Taste: tongue, epiglottis


Efferent: muscle of plate, pharynx, larynx


Autonomic: thoracic and abdominal viscera


Taste: gag reflex, ability to swallow say”ahhh”

XI: accessory

Efferent: sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles


Test: resisted shoulder shrug

XII: hypoglossal

Efferent: muscle of tongue


Test: tongue protrusion