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cranial nerves

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I. Olfactory Nerve   ability to smell  
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II. Optic Nerve   back of eye occipital lobe for vision  
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III. Oculomotor Nerve   one of three nerves that move the eye  
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IV. Trochlear nerve   one of three that move the eye  
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V. Trigeminal Nerve   mastication/chewing  
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VI. Abducent Nerve   one of three that move the eye  
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VII. Facial Nerve   nerve of the face/ expressions , saliva tears , taste sensation  
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VIII. Vestibulocochlear   aprt of the inner ear equilibrum/ hearing  
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IX. glossopharnyngeal   tongue/pharynx taste swallow, saliva secretion  
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X. Vagus Nerve   viscera/organs  
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XI. Accessory nerve   Traps /Scm head movement  
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XII. Hypoglossal Nerve   moving the tongue for speech  
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C1   no spinous process, vertebral foramen wide transverse processes articulates w/ occipital condyles  
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C2   Bifid process on the spinous processes dens axis in pivot joint, first disc in between transverse and spinous processes  
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Thoracic   12- vertebrae T1-T12 ribs attach to transverseprocesses & body of vertbra, ribs attach to facets  
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Lumbar   5 vertebrae L1-L5 longest, thickest small transverse processes  
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Sacrum   5 Vertebrae fused into 1 S1-S5 illums and coxals  
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Coccyx   1 Vertbrae cooccyxgeal  
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adult   extend L1-L2  
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baby   extend L2-L3  
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Conus Medullaris   tapering end of spinal cord as high as T12 as low as L3  
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Cauda equina (horse Tail)   spinal nerve roots that are a bundle  
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Denticulate LIgaments   lateral to spinal cord, guide wire to stablelize spinal cord a pia mater extension  
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Filum Terminate   a pia mater extension direct contact to spinal cord serves as a anchor  
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spinal tap/ lumbar   done below taper end of spinal cord  
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intervertbral foramen   between all vertbrae opening for spinal nerves  
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roots   attach spinal cord and nerves together , very specific either sensory or motor  
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posterior/dorsal spinal cord   sensory root carry info into the spinal cord  
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anterior/ventral spinal cord   carry motor info out of spinal cord  
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spinal nerves   sensory & motor mixed  
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rami   nerve surface from vertebral branches  
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dorsal rami   innervate deep back muscles  
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ventral rami   form a braid of nerves or plexus, there are 4 plexus  
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cervical plexus   neck-spinal nerves c1-c4  
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brachial plexus   neck C5-C8 & T1  
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lumbar plexus   L1-L4  
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Sacral Plexus   L4-S4  
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Laminar groove   between transverse & spinous processes  
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Laminectomy   remove section of the bone to relieve pressure on spinal cord  
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cervical movement   flexion lateral flexion rotation extension  
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thoracic movements   rotation, lateral flexion  
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lumbar movement   lateral flexion rotation flexion extension  
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