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Cervical and brachial plexus

axillary nerve

Cervical and brachial plexus

Musculocutaneous

cervical and brachial plexus

Median nerve

cervical brachial plexus

Radial nerve

cervical brachial plexus

Ulnar nerve

Dorsal scalpular

Cervical plexus

Femoral nerve

Lumbar plexus

Obturator nerve

Lumbar

Lateral nerve

Lumbar plexus

Cutaneous nerve

Lumbar plexus

Sapheneous nerve

Lumbar plexus

Iliohypogastric nerve

Lumbar plexus

Sciatic nerve

Sacral plexus

Tibial nerve

Sacral plexus

Common fibular nerve

Sacral plexus

Pudeal nerve

Sacral plexus

Superior nerve

Sacral plexus

Inferior nerve

Sacral plexus

Posterior femoral nerve

Sacral plexus

Anterior association area

Located in the front of the frontal lobe

Posterior association area

Located in the cerebral cortex

Limbic association area

Located between frontal and temporal lobe

Alpha 1

On blood vessels

Alpha 2

On pancreas, releases insulin

Beta 1

On heart

Beta 2

On airways

Beta 3

On adipocytes

Atropine

Muscarinic receptor antagonist

metoprolol

A beta 1 receptor antagonist, treats arrhythmia

Albuterol

A beta 2 agonist, treats asthma

Doxazosin

An alpha receptor agonist, treats hypertension

Somatic

Voluntary

Autonomic

Involuntary

Meissners corpsucles

Light pressure, abundant in hairless skin

Pacinian corpsucles

Detects heavy pressure, feel high frequency vibration

Anterior association area

Holds your personality, helps with judgement and restraint, involved with intellect and complex learning, used for reasoning and planning

Posterior association area

Recognizes patterns and factors, localizes us in our sureounding space, integrates sensory stimuli into a single idea

Limbic association area

To understand a situation we develop the appropriate emotions, forms memories of traumatic events