341 Spinal Cord & Brainstem Organization

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spinal cord segment

a cross section of spinal cord giving rise to a spinal nerve on each side

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posterior

Is the dorsal side of the spinal cord anterior or posterior?

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anterior

Is the ventral side of the spinal cord anterior or posterior?

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ventral

Which term describes the anterior side of the spinal cord: dorsal or ventral

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dorsal

Which term describes the posterior side of the spinal cord: dorsal or ventral

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posterolateral sulcus

Through what sulcus do dorsal rootlets enter the spinal cord?

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2

How many posterolateral sulci are there in one spinal cord segment?

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roots

Dorsal rootlets merge into dorsal _____. 

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anterolateral sulcus

Through what sulcus do ventral rootlets exit the spinal cord?

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2

How many anterolateral sulci are there in one spinal cord segment?

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dorsal

Are dorsal or ventral rootlets associated with the posterolateral sulcus?

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ventral

Are dorsal or ventral rootlets associated with the anterolateral sulcus?

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roots

Ventral rootlets merge into ventral _____. 

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nerve

A dorsal root and a ventral root join to form a spinal _____.

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dorsal

Which roots are associated with sensory (afferent) functions: dorsal roots or ventral root

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ventral

Which roots are associated with motor (efferent) functions: dorsal roots or ventral roots

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sensory

Are dorsal roots associated with sensory (afferent) or motor (efferent) functions? 

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motor

Are ventral roots associated with sensory (afferent) or motor (efferent) functions? 

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dorsal root ganglion (DRG)

collection of cell bodies of sensory fibers entering the spinal cord; located just proximal to where the dorsal and ventral roots join to form the spinal cord

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ganglion

Each dorsal root contains a dorsal root _____.

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31

How many spinal cord segments are there?

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8, 12, 5, 5, 1 

There are 31 spinal cord segments 

  • _____ cervical  

  • _____ thoracic

  • _____ lumbar  

  • _____ sacral 

  • _____ coccygeal 

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8

How many cervical spinal cord segments are there?

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12

How many thoracic spinal cord segments are there?

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5

How many lumbar spinal cord segments are there?

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5

How many sacral spinal cord segments are there?

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1

How many coccygeal spinal cord segments are there?

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31

How many spinal cord nerve pairs are there?

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8, 12, 5, 5, 1

There are 31 spinal nerve pairs

  • _____ cervical  

  • _____ thoracic

  • _____ lumbar  

  • _____ sacral 

  • _____ coccygeal 

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8

How many cervical spinal nerve pairs are there?

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12

How many thoracic spinal nerve pairs are there?

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5

How many lumbar spinal nerve pairs are there?

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5

How many sacral spinal nerve pairs are there?

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How many coccygeal spinal nerve pairs are there?

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C1-C8

What are the abbreviations for the cervical spinal cord segments and spinal nerve pairs?

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T1-T12

What are the abbreviations for the thoracic spinal cord segments and spinal nerve pairs?

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L1-L5

What are the abbreviations for the lumbar spinal cord segments and spinal nerve pairs?

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S1-S5

What are the abbreviations for the sacral spinal cord segments and spinal nerve pairs?

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Co1

What is the abbreviation for the coccygeal spinal cord segment and spinal nerve pair?

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~33

How many vertebrae does an adult human have in the spinal column (also known as the vertebral column, spine, or backbone)?

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7, 12, 5, 5, ~4 

There are ~33 vertebrae in the adult human spinal column (also known as the vertebral column, spine, or backbone)

  • _____ cervical  

  • _____ thoracic

  • _____ lumbar  

  • _____ sacral 

  • _____ coccygeal 

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false

True or false: There are the same number of spinal cord segments, spinal nerve pairs, and vertebrae in an adult human. 

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7

How many cervical vertebrae are there?

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12

How many thoracic vertebrae are there?

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5

How many lumbar vertebrae are there?

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5

How many sacral vertebrae are there?

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~4

How many coccygeal vertebrae are there?

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false

True or false: There are the same number of cervical spinal cord segments, spinal nerve pairs, and vertebrae in an adult human. 

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true

True or false: There are the same number of thoracic spinal cord segments, spinal nerve pairs, and vertebrae in an adult human. 

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true

True or false: There are the same number of lumbar spinal cord segments, spinal nerve pairs, and vertebrae in an adult human. 

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true

True or false: There are the same number of sacral spinal cord segments, spinal nerve pairs, and vertebrae in an adult human. 

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false

True or false: There are the same number of coccygeal spinal cord segments, spinal nerve pairs, and vertebrae in an adult human. 

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dermatome

area of skin innervated by a single spinal cord segment (more specifically, a single dorsal root ganglion)

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sensory

Is the dermatome related to sensory or motor innervation?

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motor

Is the myotome related to sensory or motor innervation?

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C2, T4, T10, S5

What are the four dermatomes to remember?

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C2

Which dermatome’s landmark is the back of head?

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T4

Which dermatome’s landmark is the nipple line?

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T10

Which dermatome’s landmark is the umbilicus?

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S5

Which dermatome’s landmark is the anal area?

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back of head

What is the landmark for dermatome C2?

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nipple line

What is the landmark for dermatome T4?

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umbilicus

What is the landmark for dermatome T10?

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anal area

What is the landmark for dermatome S5?

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C2, T4, T10, S5

Which dermatomes area associated with the following landmarks:

  • back of head

  • nipple line

  • umbilicus

  • anal area

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back of head, nipple line, umbilicus, anal area

What are the landmarks for the following dermatomes:

  • C2

  • T4

  • T10

  • S5

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myotome

group of muscles innervated by a single spinal cord segment

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false

True or false: most muscles are innervated by a single spinal cord segment. 

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C5, C6, C7, C8, T1

What are the upper extremity myotomes used to test for motor function of spinal cord segments?

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C5, C6, C7, C8, T1

Which upper extremity myotomes are associated with the following muscle group actions:

  • elbow flexion

  • wrist extension

  • elbow extension

  • finger flexion

  • pinky abduction

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C5

Which upper extremity myotome is associated with elbow flexion?

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C6

Which upper extremity myotome is associated with wrist extension?

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C7

Which upper extremity myotome is associated with elbow extension?

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C8

Which upper extremity myotome is associated with finger flexion?

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T1

Which upper extremity myotome is associated with pinky abduction? 

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elbow flexion

What muscle group action is myotome C5 associated with?

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wrist extension

What muscle group action is myotome C6 associated with?

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elbow flexion

What muscle group action is myotome C7 associated with?

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finger flexion

What muscle group action is myotome C8 associated with?

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pinky abduction

What muscle group action is myotome T1 associated with?

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L2, L3, L4, L5, S1

What are the lower extremity myotomes used to test for motor function of spinal cord segments?

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L2, L3, L4, L5, S1

Which lower extremity myotomes are associated with the following muscle group actions:

  • hip flexion

  • knee extension

  • ankle dorsiflexion

  • long toe extension

  • ankle plantar flexion

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L2

Which lower extremity myotome is associated with hip flexion?

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L3

Which lower extremity myotome is associated with knee extension?

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L4

Which lower extremity myotome is associated with ankle dorsiflexion?

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L5

Which lower extremity myotome is associated with long toe extension? 

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S1

Which lower extremity myotome is associated with ankle plantar flexion?

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hip flexion

What muscle group action is myotome T2 associated with?

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knee extension

What muscle group action is myotome L3 associated with?

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ankle dorsiflexion

What muscle group action is myotome T4 associated with?

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long toe extension

What muscle group action is myotome L5 associated with?

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ankle plantar flexion

What muscle group action is myotome S1 associated with?

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shorter

Is the spinal cord shorter or longer than the vertebral column?

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cervical enlargement, lumbar enlargement

What are the two enlargements of the spinal cord?

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cervical enlargement

region of spinal cord that gives rise to the spinal nerves that supply the upper extremities (C5-T1)

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C5, T1

The cervical enlargement extends from spinal cord segment ____ to spinal cord segment ____. 

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lumbar enlargement

region of spinal cord that gives rise to the spinal nerves that supply the lower extremities (L2-S3)

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L2, S3

The lumbar enlargement extends from spinal cord segment ____ to spinal cord segment ____. 

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conus medullaris

cone-shaped caudal end of the spinal cord located around vertebral level L1-L2

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L1-L2.

The conus medullaris is located around vertebral level ____.