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Reflex circuits

Control rapid reactions

Gray matter is a site

For integration of postsynaptic potentials

White matter contains

Major sensory and nervous tracts

Dura mater

Forms a sac around entire cord

Epidural space

Runs between dura mater and ligamentum flavum

Subdural space

Between dura and arachnoid

Pia mater has

21 pair of denticulate ligaments

Cervical enlargement

Sensory input and motor output to upper extremities

Lumbar enlargement

Motor output and sensory input to and from lower extremities

2 bundles of axons are called

Roots

The posterior root ganglion

Contains cell bodies of neurons

The anterior root

Contains axons of motor neurons

Site used for most lumbar punctures

Between 3rd and 4th or 4th and 5th

In the spinal cord, white matter

Is on the outside, gray inside

A tract is

A bundle of neuronal axons that are all located in a specific area

A dermatome is

An area of skin that's innervated by a single nerve

Spinal nerves are

paths of communication between spinal cord and specific regions of the body

Cervical plexus

Formed by anterior rami of c1-c5

Brachial plexus

Formed by anterior rami of c5-c8.


Divided into roots, trunks, divisions, cords, nerves

Major nerves coming from brachial plexus

Musculocutaneous, axillary, radial, median, ulnar, long thoracic

Erbs palsy

Paralysis of arm

Median nerve injury results in

Numbness tingling and pain. Carpal tunnel

Ulnar nerve

Funny bone

Long thoracic nerve

Results in winged scapula

Lumbar plexus

Formed by anterior rami of l1-l4

Sacral plexus

Contains sciatic nerve

Spinal reflexes

Can be monosynaptic or polysynaptic

Reflex arc

Pathway a nerve impulse follows to produce a reflex

Babinski reflex

Big toe curls when sole of foot is stimulated