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Yesenia Urbina #2

Anatomy Week 6-12

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What plexus is formed from nerves exiting from L-1 to L-5? Lumbar Plexus
What in the spinal cord makes up an H shape in the vertebra? Gray Matter
What is the region called where the spinal cord ends and spinal nerves continue into a bundle? Cauda Equina
How many pairs of nerves comprise the spinal cord? 31 pairs of spinal nerves
What structure inside the lungs is responsible for oxygen exchange? Alveoli
What cell is responsible for the regeneration of damaged axons in a neuron found in the PNS? Schwann cells
Neurons can repair themselves? False
What gland is responsible for the control of the sleep-wake cycle? Pineal Gland
What gland is called the “Master gland” as it controls the release of many hormones in the body? Pituitary
Spinal nerve injuries in L2-S2 can cause temporary or permanent paralysis of what body part? Lower extremities
What cranial nerve is responsible for vision? Cranial nerve II- (Optic Nerve)
Wha cranial nerve controls tear & saliva production, and can become affected when the individual suffers from (Bell’s Palsy/temporary paralysis of one side of the face)? Cranial nerve VII- (Facial Nerve)
What organ is responsible for fluid regulation and serves as a filter to the body? Kidneys
What injury during birth affects C5-T1 nerves, disrupt the baby's arm growth, development and mobility? Brachial plexus injury
What chamber of the heart becomes weak over time and is responsible for pumping blood out to the rest of the body? Left ventricle
Where in the digestive process do proteins and vitamins get absorbed during digestion? Small intestine
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