Spinal cord
Studied by 0 people
Learn
Practice Test
Spaced Repetition
Match
Flashcards1/95
There's no tags or description
Looks like no tags are added yet.
Name | Mastery | Learn | Test | Matching | Spaced |
|---|
No study sessions yet.
96 Terms
What are Afferent nerves?
sensory
What are Efferent nerves
motor
What is a cluster of neuron cell bodies outside of the CNS?
ganglion
What is a cluster of neuron cell bodies inside the CNS?
nucleus
What is a particular cluster of axons called?
fasciculus
What is a general area of white matter called?
funiculus
What is grey matter made of?
neuron cell bodies
What is white matter made of?
axons
What is 1?
dorsal root
What is 2?
dorsal root ganglion
What is 3?
sensory ending
What is 4?
ventral root
What is 5?
grey communicating rami
What is 6?
white communicating rami
What is 7?
sympathetic ganglion
What is 8?
viscus
What types of nerves does the dorsal root carry?
afferent, sensory
What types of nerves does the ventral root carry?
efferent, motor
What is 1?
dorsal root
What is 2?
dorsal root ganglion
What is 3?
ventral root
What is 4?
spinal nerve
What is 5?
meningeal ramus
What is 6?
dorsal ramus
What is 7?
lateral branch
What is 8?
medial branch
What is 9?
ventral ramus
What is 10?
lateral cutaneous branch
What is 11?
medial branch
What is 12?
lateral branch
What is 13?
white ramus communicans
What is 14?
grey ramus communicans
What is 15?
sympathetic ganglion
What is 16?
anterior cutaneous branch
What is 17?
lateral branch
What is 18?
medial branch
What is 1?
dorsal horn
What is 2?
ventral horn
What is 3?
dorsal median sulcus
What is 4?
dorsal intermediate sulcus
What is 5?
central canal
What is 6?
ventral median fissure
What is 7?
dorsal funiculus
What is 8?
lateral funiculus
What is 9?
ventral funiculus
What does S stand for?
sacral
What does L stand for?
lumbar
What does T stand for?
thoracic
What does C stand for?
cervical
What is in red?
efferent descending pathways
What is in blue?
afferent ascending pathways
What is blue 1?
gracile fasciculus
What is blue 2?
cuneate fasciculus
What is blue 3?
dorsal spinocerebellar tract
What is blue 4?
ventral spinocerebellar tract
What is blue 5?
lateral spinothalamic tract
What is blue 6?
spino-olivary fibres
What is blue 7?
anterior spinothalamic tract
What is red 1?
lateral corticospinal tract
What is red 2?
rubrospinal tract
What is red 3?
lateral reticulospinal tract
What is red 4?
anterior reticulospinal tract
What is red 5?
olivospinal tract
What is red 6?
vestibulospinal tract
What is red 7?
anterior corticospinal tract
What is 1?
lissauers tract
What is 2?
substantia gelatinosa
What is 3?
nucleus proprius
What is 4?
clarks column
What is 5?
interomedial lateral nucleus
What is 6?
lateral motor nuclei
What is 7?
medial motor nuclei
What are the types of spinal reflexes?
monosynaptic/stretch and polysynaptic/flexor
What is 1?
left posterior intercostal artery
What is 2?
segmental spinal artery
What is 3?
posterior branch of left posterior intercostal artery
What is 4?
segmental spinal artery
What is 5?
segmental medullary artery
What is 6?
anterior radicular artery
What is 7?
posterior radicular artery
What is 8?
posterior spinal arteries
What is 9?
posterior branch of right posterior intercostal artery
What is 10?
segmental spinal artery
What is 11?
anterior radicular artery
What is 12?
posterior radicular artery
What is 13?
anterior spinal artery
What is 14?
segmental medullary artery
What is 1?
pia mater
What is 2?
arachnoid mater
What is 3?
dura mater
What is 4?
subarachnoid space
What is 5?
dural root sheath
What is 6?
epidural fat
What is 1?
conus medullaris
What is 2?
filum terminale
What is 3?
cauda equina
Note 
Flashcards (200)