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Specifically where is the location of the Extradural (epidural) Space?

Outside of the Dural Sac.


(note: between dura and vertebrae)

A tubular Sheath containing the spinal cord formed by the dura mater is called the...

Dural Sac

The most superficial meninges covering is...

Dura Mater

The most deep meninges covering is...

Pia Mater

During the removal of a tumor in the root of the neck, a surgeon accidentally cuts a spinal nerve exiting above the 1st thoracic vertebrae and below the 7th cervical vertebrae, what spinal nerve has been transected?

C8

Where is cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) located around the spinal cord?

Subarachnoid Space

Where are the cell bodies of the somatic motor/efferent fibers located?

Anterior Horn

During and epidural block, the anesthetic is injected inside the _______________ in the lumbar region of the spinal cord.

Extradural / Epidural Space

The Pineal Body (gland), a representation of the epithalamus, is responsible for the production of _________________.

Melatonin

TRUE OR FALSE: The Extra Jugular vein is formed by a merging or the Dural Venous Sinuses of the brain at the Jugular Foramen.

FALSE

___________________ are a sense of membraneous coverings that surround the centeral nervous system (CNS).

Meninges

Where does the somatic motor component of the Facial Nerve exit the skull to innervate the muscles of the facial expression?




(Hint: Compression of this nerve within this small opening results in paralysis of facial muscles on this side.)

Stylomastoid Foramen

Damage to cranial nerve V at the brainstem will result in the inability to...

Chew

What can be found within the subarachnoid space?

Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)

The anterior top portion of the skull is called?

Frontal Bone

The posterior side of the skull is called

Occipital Bone

The Lacrimal Gland produces what substance?

Tears

The Cervical region of the vertebral column contains ____ vertebrae

7

The Thoracic region of the vertebral column contains ____ vertebrae

12

The Lumbar region of the vertebral column contains ____ vertebrae

5

The sacral region of the vertebral column is fused together by ____ vertebrae

5

The Coccygeal region of the vertebral column is fused together by ____ vertebrae

1 - 4

____________________ _________ seperates the individual vertebrae in the vertebral column.

Intervertebral Discs

What regions of the vertebral column are primary curvatures?

Thoracic and Sacral

CRANIAL NERVE I

OLFACTORY

CRANIAL NERVE II

OPTIC

CRANIAL NERVE III

OCULOMOTOR

CRANIAL NERVE IV

TROCHLEAR

CRANIAL NERVE V

TRIGEMINAL

CRANIAL NERVE VI

ABDUCENS

CRANIAL NERVE VII

FACIAL

CRANIAL NERVE VIII

VESTIBULOCOCHLEAR

CRANIAL NERVE IX

GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL

CRANIAL NERVE X

VAGUS

Somatic means...

Voluntary Control - Controls Muscles

Autonomic means...

Automatic Control - Involuntary

The Autonomic Nervous System can be broken down into 2 groups. What are the names?

1. Sympathetic


2. Parasympathetic

CRANIAL NERVE I: OLFACTORY


ENTERS THROUGH THE...

CRIBRIFORM PLATE

CRANIAL NERVE II: OPTIC


ENTERS THROUGH THE...

OPTIC CANAL

CRANIAL NERVE III: OCULOMOTOR


ENTERS THROUGH THE...

SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE

CRANIAL NERVE IV: TROCHLEAR


ENTERS THROUGH THE...

SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE

CRANIAL NERVE V: TRIGEMINAL


IS DIVIDED INTO ___ DIVISION

3

CRANIAL NERVE V1


IS CALLED...

OPHTHALMIC

CRANIAL NERVE V2


IS CALLED...

MAXILLARY

CRANIAL NERVE V3


IS CALLED...

MANDIBULAR

CRANIAL NERVE VI: ABDUCENS


ENTERS THROUGH THE...

SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE

CRANIAL NERVE VII: FACIAL


ENTERS THROUGH THE...

INTERNAL ACOUSTIC MEATUS

CRANIAL NERVE VII: FACIAL


EXITS THROUGH THE...

STYLOMASTOID FORAMEN

CRANIAL NERVE VIII: VESTIBULOCOCHLEAR

ENTERS THROUGH THE...

INTERNAL ACOUSTIC MEATUS

CRANIAL NERVE IX: GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL


ENTERS THROUGH THE...

JUGULAR FORAMEN

CRANIAL NERVE X: VAGUS


ENTERS THROUGH THE...

JUGULAR FORAMEN

A _______________________ ______________ has one synapse in the CNS where the afferent fiber synapes directly on the cell body of the efferent neuron.

Monosynaptic Reflex

WHICH CRANIAL NERVE...


Allows us to wrinkle our forehead in frustration?

FACIAL

WHICH CRANIAL NERVE...


Allows for movement of the trapezius muscle?

ACCESSORY

WHICH CRANIAL NERVE...


Allows for the constriction of our pupil?

OCULOMOTOR

WHICH CRANIAL NERVE...


Somatic motor to the lateral rectus muscle of the eye?

ABDUCENS

WHICH CRANIAL NERVE...

Allows us to chew our food?

TRIGEMINAL

WHICH CRANIAL NERVE...


Allows us to keep our balance?

VESTIBULOCOCHLEAR

WHICH CRANIAL NERVE...


Allows us to feel an irritation in our throat/pharynx?

VAGUS

WHICH CRANIAL NERVE...


Allows us to appreciate the smell of roses

OLFACTORY

WHICH CRANIAL NERVE...


Allows for movement of the tongue?

HYPOGLOSSAL

WHICH CRANIAL NERVE...


Allows us to see the questions of this exam?

OPTIC

WHICH CRANIAL NERVE...


Provides parasympathetic innervation to the digestive tract?

GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL

WHICH CRANIAL NERVE...


Somatic motor to the superior oblique muscle of the eye

TROCHLEAR

When the ___________ ___________ of the ear vibrates, it transfers energy to the auditory ossicles (the malleus, incus, and stapes).

Tympanic Membrane

TRUE OR FALSE:


Somatic nerve pathways innervate skeletal muscle?

TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE:


Visceral nerve pathways innervate smooth muscle, cardiac muscle or glands?

TRUE

TRUE OF FALSE:


Somatic efferents involve 1 neuron, while visceral efferents involve 2 neurons?

TRUE

Where are the cell bodies of somatic motor/efferent fibers located?

Anterior Horn

Which cranial nerves exit the jugular foramen?

( IX ) Glosspharyngeal


Accessory


( X ) Vagus

Which of the following are intrinsic muscles of the back?

Splenius Capitus and Cervicis

TRUE OR FALSE:


The Erector Spinae is able to flex the vertebral column anteriorly?

FALSE

TRUE OR FALSE:


The Erector Spinae is able to flex the vertebral column laterally?

TRUE

The white matter is this region of the brain the branches like a tree and is known as the arbor vitae...

Cerebellum

Which of the following lobes is found in the most anterior region of the brain?

Frontal