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Segmental Organization of the Spinal Cord Relationship to Somatic Dysfunction

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How many cervical segments?   8  
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How many thoracic segments?   12  
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How many lumbar segments?   5  
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How many sacral segments?   5  
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Dermatomes represent?   skin  
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Sclerotome represents?   connective tissue  
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Myotome represents?   skeletal muscle  
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What is the order of the reflex arc?   Muscle spindle Spinal nerve dorsal root ganglion dorsal horn ventral horn ventral root spinal nerve muscle fiber  
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Sympathetic control of head and neck is from?   T1-T4  
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Sympathetic control of stomach, liver and gall bladder is from?   T5-T9  
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Sympathetic control of kidney, ureters and bladder is from?   T10-T11  
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IML   Intermediolateral Horn  
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Sympathetic control of colon and rectum?   T8-L2  
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What is smypathteic control of the cardiovascular?   T1-T5  
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What is sympathetic control of the respiratory?   T2-T7  
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What is sympathteic control of small intestine?   T9-T11  
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What is IML consist of?   White rami communicans and sympathtetic chain  
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What is the visceral innervation?   splanchnic nerves  
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Somatic innervation is from?   Grey rami communicans and Spinal nerves  
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What is sympathtic innervation of the uterus?   T10-T11  
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What is sympathetic innervation of the prostrate?   L1-L2  
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Is there overlap of dermatome, mytomes and sclermotomes?   yes  
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What is the order of reflex to somatic dysfunction?   Afferent Drive -> Facilitated Spinal Cord Segments -> Abnormal Reflexes -> Somatic Dysfunction  
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What happens in disease with the input into spinal cord?   It increases. There is more input.  
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What is the role of interneurons in spinal reflexes?   Somatic and visceral afferents send information to the interneurons and then send information to the somatic and visceral efferents.  
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What are the 4 reflexes?   Somato-somatic reflex Somato-visceral reflex Viscero-visceral reflex Viscero-somatic reflex  
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Somato-somatic reflex   somatic info comes in and somatic info leaves normal  
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Viscero-visceral reflex   Visceral info comes in and visceral info goes out. (normal)  
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Viscero-somatic reflex   visceral info comes in but somatic reflex goes out.  
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What is an example of viscero-somatic reflex?   Referred pain  
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Somato-visceral reflex   somatic info goes in and visceral into goes out. somatic input affects a visceral organ  
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Viscero-somatic reflex effects on somatic tissues   skin skeletal muscle tissue texture changes motion changes temperature changes  
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