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Spinal Anatomy

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gives rise to all neurons and supporting cells   ectoderm  
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forms axial skeleton   notochord  
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forms neural plate   ectoderm  
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forms neural groove which houses spinal cord and brain vesicles   neural plate  
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"MOANER"   neural plate  
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forms the lining of the digestive tube & its associated structures   endodern epithelium  
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glands of buccal cavity, pharyngeal pouches & pharynx   foregut  
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duodenum, jejunum, appendix, part of transverse colon   midgut  
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part of transverse, sigmoid & descending colon, rectum, & upper anal canel   hindgut  
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urinary bladder, vagina, urethra, prostate & urethral glands   allantois  
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forms sclerotome, myotome, dermatome   somite cells  
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between interatrial septum, becomes fossa ovalis   foramen ovale  
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bypasses lung pulmonary veins & left ventricle, becomes ligamentum arteriosum   ductus arteriosus  
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bypasses sinusoids of fetal liver, becomes ligamentum venosum   ductus venosus  
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becomes ligamentum teres   umbilical vein  
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becomes medial umbilical ligaments   umbilical arteries  
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telencephalon, diencephalon   prosencephalon  
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metencephalon, myelencephalon   rhombencephalon  
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separates lateral ventricles   septum pellicidum  
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1&2 to 3rd ventricle   foramen of monroe  
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cerebral acqueduct of sylvius   mesencephalon  
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caudate and putamen   striatum  
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putamen and globus pallidus   lentiform nucleus  
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fastigial, globus, emboliform, dentate   cerebellar nuclei (medial to lateral, small to large)  
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140 ml   CSF  
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inside out (pia, arachnoid, dura)   meninges  
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choroid plexus, ependymal cells   produce CSF  
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resorbs CSF   arachnoid granulations  
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crude sensation and integrations (relay center)   thalamus  
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conscious interpretation and movement   cortex  
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main pathway between thalamus and cortex   through internal capsule and corona radiata  
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primary sensory cortex   postcentral gyrus  
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primary motor cortex   precentral gyrus  
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precise & skilled voluntary movement   corticospinal  
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influence unskilled voluntary movements and reflex activity   reticulospinal  
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reflex postural movement and visual stimuli   tectospinal  
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facilitates flexors and inhibits extensors   rubrospinal  
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facilitates extensors and inhibits flexors for BALANCE   vestibulospinal  
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pain and temperature, Tract of Lissauer, Substance P, Syringomyelia   Lateral Spinothalamic  
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crude light touch, Tract of Lissauer   Anterior Spinothalamic  
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discriminative touch (2 point), vibration and conscious proprioception   Dorsal Columns (Cuneatus and Gracilis)  
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Unconscious proprioception, Clarks column, Posterior Inferior Peduncle "PI"   Posterior Spinocerebellar  
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Unconscious proprioception, Clarks column, Anterior Superior Peduncle "AS"   Anterior Spinocerebellar  
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spino visual reflexes, movements of eyes and head toward stimulus   Spinotectal  
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Levels of consciousness, if damaged coma present   Spinoreticular  
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Cutaneous & proprioceptive information   spino-olivary  
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C2,C3 - sensory to posterolateral neck   Lesser Occipital  
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C2,C3 - sensory to ear and parotid gland   Greater Auricular  
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C2,C3 - sensory to anterior and lateral neck   transverse cervical  
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C3,C4 - sensory to shoulder and anterior chest   Supraclavicular  
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C1-C4 - motor - geniohyoid & infrahyoid muscles of neck   ansa cervicalis  
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C1-C5 - motor - neck & scalenes, levator, trapezius, SCM   segmental branches  
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C3,C4,C5 - motor - diaphragm   phrenic  
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L2-L4 - sensory (thigh, leg, foot, hip, knee joints) motor (ant thigh, psoas, pectineus, iliacus)   femoral  
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L2-L4 - sensory (medial thigh & hip joint) motor (adductors, gracilis, obturator externus)   obturator  
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L2,L3 - sensory (lateral thigh, branches to peritoneum   lateral femoral cutaneous  
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L1 - sensory (lower abdomen, lower back & hip, anterolateral abdominal wall & pubic region)   iliohypogastric  
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L1 - sensory (external genitalia, thigh & abdominals)   ilioinguinal  
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L1,L2 - sensory (scrotum, labia, thigh & cremasterics)   genitofemoral  
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L4,L5, S1-S3 - motor (tibial & common peroneal   sciatic nerve  
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L4-S3 - sensory (posterior leg & foot) motor (all muscles back of thigh, leg & foot)   tibial  
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L4-S2 - sensory (anterior leg & dorsum foot) motor (peroneals, tibialis ant, extension of toe)   common peroneal (fibular)  
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L4,L5,S1 - motor (glut med, min, TFL)   superior gluteal  
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L5-S2 - motor (glut max)   inferior gluteal  
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S1-S3 - sensory (buttock, thigh, popliteal, calf & heel   posterior femoral cutaneous  
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S2-S4 - sensory (muscles of perineum) motor (external anal sphincter)   pudendal  
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Any nerve that innervates a muscle producing movement at a joint, also innervates the joint and skin too   Hilton's law  
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Lateral cord   musculocutaneous, median  
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posterior cord   axillary, radial  
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medial cord   median, ulnar  
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compresses the brachial plexus   anterior and middle scalenes, SCM, pec major  
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toe drag   common peroneal, deep peroneal, sciatic  
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wrist drop   radial n.  
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juntion of sphenoid, temporal, frontal & parietal bones)   pterion  
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cylindrical, largest, least in number, bitter receptor, 8-12, v-form, ant to sulcus terminalus   circumvallate  
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mushroom shaped, most numerous taste receptors   fungiform  
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thread-like, sensitive to touch (no taste)   filiform  
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embryonic thyroid diverticulum (depression in dorsum of tongue)   foramen caecum  
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anterior 2/3 of tongue (sweet, sour, salty)   CN VII  
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posterior 1/3 of tongue (bitter)   CN IX  
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epiglottis & larynx   CN X  
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develops from ectoderm   retina  
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amacrine, bipolar, ganglion, horizontal, rods and cones   retinal cells  
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center of macula lutea, provides greatest acuity, only cones   fovea centralis  
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blind spot, where optic nerve and vessels attach to eye   optic disc  
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controls lens shape   ciliary muscle  
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angular acceleration and deceleration   semicircular canals  
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linear acceleration   utricle and saccule  
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cribiform plate and crista galli   ethmoid  
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hard palate, palatine, and orbital processes   maxillary  
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sella turcica, foramen ovale, rotundum, lacerum, spinosum   sphenoid  
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sphenoid, frontal, zygomatic, palatine, ethmoid, lacrimal, maxillary   orbit  
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between occipital and parietal   lambdoidal suture  
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true ribs   1-7  
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false ribs   8-12  
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vertebrochondral ribs   8-10  
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manubrium, jugular notch   sternum (gladiolus)  
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manubrium and sternum meet (2nd rib attachment)   angle of louis  
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serratus anterior   1-8 ribs  
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level of hyoid bone   C3  
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level of cornus of thyroid   C4  
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level of body of thyroid   C5  
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level of cricoid cartilage   C6  
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level of carotid cartilage   C6  
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pedicle, facets, body, disc   boundaries of IVF  
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ends at L1/L2   spinal cord  
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joints of lushka   C2-C6  
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lowest level of vertebral a through foramen   C6  
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cervical, thoracic   coronal plane  
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lumbar   sagittal plane  
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