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Chapter 6 Review

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Peripheral Nervous Systemcranial nerves and spinal nerves
Central Nervous Systemcerebrum, cerebellum, brain stem and spinal cord
motor cell bodylocated in the frontal lobe or anterior horn of spinal cord
axoncarries information away from the cell body
dendritecarries information toward the cell body
myelinfatty substance surrounding axon that increases the speed of an action potential
node of ranvierbreak in the myelin
schwann cellcreates myelin
neurolemma sheathcovers the myelin surrounding an axon
gray mattercentral nervous system section made up ofunmyelinated axons
white mattercentral nervous system section made up ofmyelinated axons
synapsesmall gap between neurons
tractgroup of axons that carry similar information within the spinal cord and brain
anterior rootportion of the spinal nerve that carries motor information efferently
posterior rootportion of the spinal nerve that carries sensory information afferently
interneuronneuron within the central nervous system that connects sensory and motor neurons
corpus callosumconnects the left and right cerebral cortex
frontal lobeanterior portion of cerebrum responsible for motor, personality and expressive speech
parietal lobesuperior portion of the cerebrum responsible for sensory perception
occipital lobeposterior portion of the cerebrum responsible for vision
temporal lobelateral portion of the cerebrum responsible for hearing, memory and receptive language
thalamussensory relay center
hypothalamustemperature, satiety, and sleep regulation
basal gangliafilters motor movements and reflexive movements
midbrainvisual reflexes
ponspathway for tracts
medulla oblongataconnected to the spinal cord and contains respiratory and cardiac control centers
cerebellumassists with coordination, equilibrium, muscle tone and posture
dura matermost superficial layer of meninges
arachnoid materconnects the dura mater and pia mater
pia matermeninge directly on the surface of the brain
subarachnoid spacecontains cerebrospinal fluid
circle of willisblood flow that feeds the brain
internal carotid and vertebral arteriesfeeds blood to the circle of willis
cauda equinaspinal nerve roots located in the vertebral foramen below the end of the spinal cord
filum terminaleligament connecting the spinal cord to the coccyx
conus medullarisend of the spinal cord located at L2 vertebrae
upper motor neuronmotor neuron that is located within the brain and spinal cord
lower motor neuronmotor neuron that begins in the spinal cord and exits into the periphery to innervate muscles
C8 nerve rootexits between the C7 and T1 vertebrae
cervical plexusmade up of C1-C4 spinal nerves
brachial plexusmade up of C5-T1 spinal nerves
lumbrosacral plexusmade up of L1-S5 spinal nerves
5 peripheral nerves of the brachial plexusmusculocutaneous, axillary, radial, ulnar, median
radial nervelocated on the back of the upper extremity
median nervelocated on the lateral portion of the lower arm
ulnar nervelocated on the medial portion of the lower arm
musculocutaneous nervelocated on the medial portion of the upper arm
axillary nervelocated on the lateral and anterior shoulder
5 peripheral nerves of the lumbrosacral plexusfemoral, obturator, sciatic, tibial and common fibular
femoral nervelocated on the anterior portion of the upper leg
obturator nervelocated on the medial portion of the upper leg
sciatic nervelocated on the posterior portion of the upper leg
tibial nervelocated on the posterior portion of the lower leg
common fibular nervelocated on the anterior and lateral portion of the lower leg
oculomotor nerve3rd cranial nerve
facial nervemotor to facial muscles and sensory to tongue
glossopharyngeal nervesensory to tongue and motor to throat
spinal accessory nerve11th cranial nerve
trochlear nervemotor to the eye muscles


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Lake Area Technical Institute

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