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Spinal Cord & Spinal Meninges

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white matter   nerve fibers, axons  
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gray matter   neurons  
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conus medullaris   end of spinal cord (usually between LV1 and LV2)  
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dorsal root ganglia   collection of neuronal cell bodies outside of CNS  
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dorsal root   SENSORY; has rootlets  
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ventral root   MOTOR  
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spinal nerve   MIXED; divides into ventral primary ramus and dorsal ramus  
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these are caudal to the conus medullaris   ventral and dorsal roots  
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all plexuses are made up of...   ventral primary rami  
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innervate all muscles of upper limb and skin of upper   ventral primary ramus  
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cauda equina   ventral and dorsal roots caudal to the conus medullaris  
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epidural space   space between dura and bone (vertebra)  
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contains FAT and VENOUS blood vessels   epidural space  
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this is caudally continuous to the level of sacral vertebra 2   dura mater  
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beyond SV2 this is continuous as the coccygeal ligament   dura mater  
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subdural space   space between dura and arachnoid  
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this contains cerebral spinal fluid (CSF)   subarachnoid space  
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dermatome   area of skin innervated by 1 spinal nerve  
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shingles follow this pattern   dermatomal  
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the brain does not have this, only found in spine   epidural space  
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filum terminale pia   extends to S2 to dura/arachnoid  
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