The 5th Cervical Vertebra w/ Spinal Cord & Origin of Nerves/ The ½ Nervous System

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Spinal Cord: reflex, association, & communication area

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Spinous Process

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Vertebral Arch

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Epidural Cavity

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Dura Mater of Spinal Cord: outermost meninge, protects spinal cord

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Posterior Horn: contains cell bodies involved w/ reflexes

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Subdural Cavity

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Posterior Funiculus: (white matter) transmits nerve impulses vertically along spinal cord

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Posterior Median Sulcus: divides spinal cord into two posterior sections

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Posterior Lateral Sulcus: area where the lateral/sensory portion of spinal nerves enter the spinal cord

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White Matter: composed of myelinated axon tracts

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Central Canal: filled w/ cerebrospinal fluid during life

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Gray Commissure: links both parts of the spinal cord's gray matter

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Gray Matter: contains motor & interneuron cell bodies

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Lateral Funiculus: (white matter) transmits nerve impulses vertically along spinal cord

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Anterior Lateral Sulcus: area where the anterior portion of spinal nerves leave the spinal cord

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Anterior Funiculus: (white matter) transmits nerve impulses vertically along spinal cord

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Anterior Fissure: divides spinal cord into two anterior sections

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Arachnoid Mater: middle meninge, protects spinal cord

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Subarachnoid Cavity

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Anterior Horn: contains cell bodies involved w/ reflexes

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Pia Mater: deepest meninge, protects spinal cord

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Body of Vertebra

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Transverse Process

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Dorsal Root Ganglia: contains sensory cell bodies

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Dorsal Ramus of Spinal Cord: innervates the skin of back

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Spinal Nerve: formed by the fusion of dorsal & ventral roots

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Ventral Ramus of Spinal Cord: innervates anterior body structures not found in the thorax/abdominal region

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Rami Communicantes

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Dorsal Root: sends sensory messages to spinal cord

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Ventral Root: contains motor neuron axons

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Vertebral Artery

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Vertebral Vein

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Sympathetic Trunk: innervates thoracic & abdominal body organs

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Cervical Plexus

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Cervical Nerves: ventral rami of C1-C5 to cervical plexus

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Thoracic Nerves: ventral rami of T2-T12 to intercostal nerves

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Thoracic Ganglia: serves abdominopelvic structures

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#19) Supraclavicular Nerves

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Brachial Plexus: controls arm

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#15) Cervical Ganglia: sympathetic innervation to the eyes, skin, & salivary glands

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Spinal Cord: reflex, association & communication area

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Lumbar Nerves: ventral rami of L1-L4 to lumbar plexus

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#32) Ilioinguinal Nerve: serves skin of external genitalia & medial thigh

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#11) Sacral Nerves: ventral rami of S1-S4 to sacral plexus

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Sacral Plexus

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#35) Sciatic Nerve: splits into 2 nerves: tibial + common fibular

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#13) Cauda Equina: innervates the lower limbs & lower abdomen

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#12) Medullary Cone: tapered inferior end of spinal cord around L1-L2

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#18) Sacral Ganglia: serves sacral splanchnic nerves

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#34) Femoral Nerve: motor branch to anterior and upper thigh muscles

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#40) Sacral Plexus

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#33) Lateral Cutaneous Nerve of Thigh: serves skin of lateral thigh

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Lumbar Plexus

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Lumbar Ganglia: serves the lower plexuses & lumber splanchnic nerves

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#19) Supraclavicular Nerves

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#20) Axillary Nerve: muscular branches serve deltoid and teres minor

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#21) Musculocutaneous Nerve: muscular branches serve anterior upper arm flexors

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#24) Ulnar Nerve: intrinsic muscles of hand

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#30) Dorsal Digital Nerves

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#25) Superficial Branch of the Radial Nerve: branch of radial nerve

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#28) Dorsal Branch of the Ulnar Nerve: branch of ulnar nerve

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#20) Axillary Nerve: muscular branches serve deltoid and teres minor

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#21) Musculocutaneous Nerve: muscular branches serve anterior upper arm flexors

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#32) Ilioinguinal Nerve: serves skin of external genitalia and medial thigh

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#25) Superficial Branch of the Radial Nerve: branch of radial nerve

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#26) Palmar Branch of the Median Nerve: branch of median nerve

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#31) Palmar Digital Nerves

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#27) Palmar Branch of the Ulnar Nerve: branch of ulnar nerve

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#33) Lateral Cutaneous Nerve of Thigh: serves skin of lateral thigh

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#34) Femoral Nerve: motor branches to anterior and upper thigh muscles

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#29) Posterior Cutaneous Nerve of the Arm: branch of radial nerve

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#22) Radial Nerve: from brachial plexus: C5-T1

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#24) Ulnar Nerve: intrinsic muscles of hand

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#23) Median Nerve: muscular branches serve anterior forearm flexors

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#43) Muscular Branch

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#45) Sural Nerve: branch of tibial nerve

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#39) Infrapatellar Branch of the Saphenous Nerve: branch of saphenous nerve

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#40) Deep Peroneal Nerve: branch of common fibular nerve

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#42) Dorsal Digital Nerves of the Foot

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#41) Superficial Fibular Nerve: branch of common fibular nerve

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#38) Saphenous Nerve: branch of femoral nerve

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#38) Saphenous Nerve: branch of femoral nerve

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#33) Lateral Cutaneous Nerve of Thigh:

serves skin of lateral thigh

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#36) Obturator Nerve: motor branches to leg adductor muscles

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#37) Common Fibular Nerve: lateral surface of leg and dorsum of foot

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#38) Saphenous Nerve: branch of femoral nerve

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#47) Medial Dorsal Cutaneous Nerve: branch of superficial fibular nerve

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#46) Medial and Lateral Plantar Nerves: branch of tibial nerve

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#41) Superficial Fibular Nerve: branch of common fibular nerve

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#45) Sural Nerve: branch of tibial nerve

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#44) Tibial Nerve: motor branches to posterior leg muscles

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#35) Sciatic Nerve: splits into 2 nerves: tibial + fibular

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