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Spinal Cord   the portion of the central nervous system within the spinal canal of the vertebral column   extends from Foramen Magnum --> 2nd Lumbar Vertebra - conducts impulses To/From via spinal "Tracts"  
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Gray Matter   contains nerve cell Bodies, Dendrites, Synapses - Non-Myelinated   differentiated into Anterior and Posterior Horns  
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White Matter   forms Ascending (SENSORY fibers) and Descending spinal tracts - Myelinated   Descending = MOTOR fibers; Ascending = SENSORY fibers  
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Central Canal   the small canal running through the center of the spinal cord   leads to 4th ventricle of brain - contains CSF  
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Spinal Nerves   any of the nerves that arise in pairs from the spinal cord. There are 31 pairs of spinal nerves identified by vertebral region (ie T-8 L = below Left T-8 vertebra)   pass through Intervertebral Foramen  
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Dorsal Root   the more posterior of the two nerve fiber bundles of a spinal nerve that carries sensory information to the central nervous system.   SENSORY nerve ENTRY point  
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Dorsal Root Ganglion   any of the sensory ganglia situated on the dorsal root of each spinal nerve.   SENSORY never cell Bodies  
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Ventral Root   The part of a spinal nerve that arises from the anterior section of the spinal cord   MOTOR nerve EXIT point  
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Plexus   Merging network of spinal nerve trunks   leading TO and FROM a specific bodily area through the spinal cord  
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Cervical Plexus   Merging network of spinal nerve trunks   head, neck, upper chest and back  
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Brachial Plexus   Merging network of spinal nerve trunks   shoulder arm and hand  
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Lumbar Plexus   Merging network of spinal nerve trunks   Lower back, abdomen, genitalia, thigh  
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Sacral Plexus   Merging network of spinal nerve trunks   buttocks, Posterior thigh, calf, foot  
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Meninges   protective membrane covering the brain/spinal cord   made up of the Dura Mater, Arachnoid Membrane, and Pia Mater  
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Dura Mater   Outermost, watertight, toughest Meninx   dense, Irregular connective tissue - surrounded externally by blood vessels and fat  
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Arachnoid Membrane   2nd layer Meninx   Squamous Epithelium and Elastic connective tissue - encloses Subarachnoid Space  
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Pia Mater   vascular Areolar membrane supporting blood vessels   closely adherent to the Spinal Cord and Brain  
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