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        | brain 
 spinal cord
 
 cranial nerves 1 and 2
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        | cranial nerves 3-12 and their autonomic counterparts 
 spinal nerves and their counterparts
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        | receives info from skin and muscle and sends out motor commands for movement (voluntary and reflexive) |  | 
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        | rostral extension of spinal cord which includes: -medulle
 -pons
 -midbrain
 
 receives info from  muscles and skin or head and neck in turn controls these muscles
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        | made up of thalamus, hypothalamus, subthalamus, epithalamus and neurohypophysis |  | 
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        | relay zone for transmitting info regarding sensation and movement |  | 
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        | contains control regions for autonomic (homeostatic) integration |  | 
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        | includes cerebral cortex, underlying white matter and basal ganglia 
 capped with cerebral cortex
 
 concerned with high perceptual, cognitive and motor function
 
 contralateral responsibility
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        | cognitive component of language |  | 
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        | affective component of language (musical intonation of speech, gesturing) |  | 
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        | perception, somatic fuction, sensation |  | 
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        | audition, memory, learning |  | 
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        | carries info toward the reference |  | 
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        | carries info away from the reference |  | 
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        | combination of motor and sensory; afferent and efferent |  | 
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        | efferents of spinal nerve- motor neurons |  | 
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        | afferents of spinal nerve- sensory neurons |  | 
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        | cell bodies of dorsal root fibers with their central and peripheral processes |  | 
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        | sensory innervation of dorsal root as avident on the body surface |  | 
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        | all spinal levels innervate a given muscle |  | 
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        | contains cell bodies concerned with sensation which receive input from dorsal root fibers |  | 
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        | contains motor neurons that give rise to efferent fibers of ventral root to innervate muscle |  | 
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        | contains preganglionic neurons of SNS |  | 
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        | where spinal cord extends to at L1/L2 vertebrae |  | 
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        | ventral and dorsal roots between conus medullaris but within vertebral canal |  | 
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        | extends from tip of conus medullaris to end of dural sac |  | 
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        | extends from tip of dural sac to coccyx |  | 
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