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| afferent (sensory), smell; nose. Test= identify odors. |
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| afferent (sensory) sight; eye. test= test visual fields |
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| efferent (motor) Eyeball; Test= upward, downward, medial gaze, reaction to light. |
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| efferent ( motor) Eyeball; test= downward and lateral gaze |
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| afferent and efferent . touch, pain, muscles of mastication Test= clench teeth, and push on jaw to seperate jaw |
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| efferent (motor) eyeball Test= lateral gaze |
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| afferent (taste anterior tongue) efferent (facial movements) Test= close eyes tight, smile, show teeth... |
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| afferent (hearing and balance) test= hear watch ticking and balance and coordination |
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| afferent (touch, pain, pharynx) efferent too. |
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| afferent (touch, pain, pharynx,larynx taste, tongue, epiglottis. efferent (muscles of palate, pharynx, larynx. |
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| efferent (sternocleinomastoid , trapezius muscles.) test= resisted shoulder shrug. |
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| efferent( muscles of tongue) test= tongue protusion |
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| the cervicle vertebrae have how many disks? |
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| the thorasic vertebrae have how many disks? |
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| the lumbar vertebrae have how many disks? |
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| what purpose do the intervertebral disks have? |
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| the sit between vertebrae and are shock absorbers. |
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| the intervertebral disks have two parts what are they? |
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| the anulous fibrosis and the nuculous |
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| the spinal meninges have 5 layers, what are they? |
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| the dura mater, the arachnoid mater, subdural space, and the pia mater |
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| dura mater of spinal meninges |
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| forms a sac in continuation with dura mater of brain from foramen to S2 |
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| arachnoid mater of spinal meninges |
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| deep to dura mater and is continuous with arachnoid mater of brain |
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| subdural space of spinal meninges |
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| between dura mater and arachnoid mater, and contains interstitial fluid |
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| pia mater of the spinal meninges |
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adheres to surface of spinal cord and brain, contains many blood vessels, subarachnoid space, between arachnoid and pia mater (contains cerebrospinal fluid. |
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| thickenings of pia mater that protect spinal cord against shock and sudden displacement. |
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| interior to lumbar enlargement. ends at disk between L1 and L2 |
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| extension of pia mater that extends inferiorly and anchors spinal cord to coccyx |
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| interior anatomy of spinal cord- |
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| 2 grooves penetrate white matter and divide it into right and left halves. |
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| what is the deep groove of the spinal anatomy? |
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| what is the shallow groove of the spinal anatomy? |
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| the gray commissure contains what? |
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| the central canal, anterior gray horns, posterior gray horns, lateral gray horns. |
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| impulses for concentration of skeletal muscles |
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| regulates activity of smooth and cardiac muscles and glands too! |
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| name the three layers of the spinal nerves |
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| the endoneurium, the oerinuerium, and the epineurium |
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| the endonuerium surrounds what? |
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| the endonuerium surrounds each fiber (axon) |
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| groups of fibers are bound into facicles by? |
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| facicles are bound together by? |
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