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Question Answer
I. Olfactory Nerve  ability to smell  
II. Optic Nerve  back of eye occipital lobe for vision  
III. Oculomotor Nerve  one of three nerves that move the eye  
IV. Trochlear nerve  one of three that move the eye  
V. Trigeminal Nerve  mastication/chewing  
VI. Abducent Nerve  one of three that move the eye  
VII. Facial Nerve  nerve of the face/ expressions , saliva tears , taste sensation  
VIII. Vestibulocochlear  aprt of the inner ear equilibrum/ hearing  
IX. glossopharnyngeal  tongue/pharynx taste swallow, saliva secretion  
X. Vagus Nerve  viscera/organs  
XI. Accessory nerve  Traps /Scm head movement  
XII. Hypoglossal Nerve  moving the tongue for speech  
C1  no spinous process, vertebral foramen wide transverse processes articulates w/ occipital condyles  
C2  Bifid process on the spinous processes dens axis in pivot joint, first disc in between transverse and spinous processes  
Thoracic  12- vertebrae T1-T12 ribs attach to transverseprocesses & body of vertbra, ribs attach to facets  
Lumbar  5 vertebrae L1-L5 longest, thickest small transverse processes  
Sacrum  5 Vertebrae fused into 1 S1-S5 illums and coxals  
Coccyx  1 Vertbrae cooccyxgeal  
adult  extend L1-L2  
baby  extend L2-L3  
Conus Medullaris  tapering end of spinal cord as high as T12 as low as L3  
Cauda equina (horse Tail)  spinal nerve roots that are a bundle  
Denticulate LIgaments  lateral to spinal cord, guide wire to stablelize spinal cord a pia mater extension  
Filum Terminate  a pia mater extension direct contact to spinal cord serves as a anchor  
spinal tap/ lumbar  done below taper end of spinal cord  
intervertbral foramen  between all vertbrae opening for spinal nerves  
roots  attach spinal cord and nerves together , very specific either sensory or motor  
posterior/dorsal spinal cord  sensory root carry info into the spinal cord  
anterior/ventral spinal cord  carry motor info out of spinal cord  
spinal nerves  sensory & motor mixed  
rami  nerve surface from vertebral branches  
dorsal rami  innervate deep back muscles  
ventral rami  form a braid of nerves or plexus, there are 4 plexus  
cervical plexus  neck-spinal nerves c1-c4  
brachial plexus  neck C5-C8 & T1  
lumbar plexus  L1-L4  
Sacral Plexus  L4-S4  
Laminar groove  between transverse & spinous processes  
Laminectomy  remove section of the bone to relieve pressure on spinal cord  
cervical movement  flexion lateral flexion rotation extension  
thoracic movements  rotation, lateral flexion  
lumbar movement  lateral flexion rotation flexion extension