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Flashcards: Nervous system (Kines. Exam 1)

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CNSconsist of the brain, brainstem, and spinal cord
PNSall of the nerves in the body
ANSincorporates parts of both the CNS and PNS; controls the internal organs
sympathetic nervous systemthe division of the ANS that arouses the body, mobilizing its energy in stressful situations; fight or flight
parasympathetic nervous systemdivision of the ANS that calms the body, conserving it's energy; feed or breed
neuronone cell of the nervous system, in CNS or PNS
nervea bundle of axons from multiple neurons traveling together in the PNS
afferent neuroncarries sensory information from PNS to CNS.
efferent neuroncarries motor information to the muscles or glands
interneuronprovides a route of communication within the CNS
cranial nerves12 pairs of nerves, named with Roman numerals, all except CNI originate on the brainstem; consist of sensory and motor functions
sensory functionsCranial nerves; smell, vision, hearing, taste, touch and pain, sensation for the face, and proprioception for talking and swallowing
motor functionsCranial nerves; facial expressions, blinking, eye movement, pupil dilation, tear and saliva production, chewing, talking, and swallowing
spinal nerves31 pairs of the nerves C1-8, T1-12 L1-5 S1-5 and Co1; They are named for the vertebrae above, except in the cervical spine; There are 7 cervical Vertebrae, but 8 pairs of cervical spinal nerves
dermatomescutaneous area that sends sensory info to a specific spinal cord level
myotomesthe muscles innervated by a specific spinal cord level
brachial plexusformed from the ventral rami of C5-T1; under clavicle and under arm
superior trunkC5 and C6
middle trunkC7
inferior trunkC8 and T1
trunkssplit into anterior and posterior divisions and reecombine to form cords
posterior cordall posterior divisions
lateral cordanterior divisions of the superior and middle trunks
medial cordanterior division of the inferior trunk
terminal branchesAxillary nerve, Radial Nerve, Musclocutaneous nerve, Ulnar nerve, Median nerve
axillary nerve(C5-6) posterior cord
radial nerve(C5-T1) posterior cord
musculocutaneous nerve(C5-7) lateral cord
ulnar nerve(C7-T1) medial cord
median nerve(C6-T1) lateral and medial cords
lumbosacral plexusformed from the ventral rami of L1-S3; less dividing and joining as the brachial plexus
major motor nervesObturator nerve, Femoral nerve, Superior gluteal nerve, Inferior gluteal nerve, Sciatic nerve
obturator nerveL2-4
femoral nerveL2-4
superior gluteal nerveL4-S1
inferior gluteal nerveL5-S2
sciatic nerve(L4-S3) splits at the knee into the common peroneal and tibial nerves