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31 Cards in this Set

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parietal lobe

taste, temperature, touch

frontal lobe

language, memory, motor function

temporal

hearing, scent

occipital

vision

mutlipolar neuron

dendrites, cell body, axon

nerve cross section

epineurium, endoneurium, perineurium

central canal

contains csf

ventral anterior horn

contains motor cell bodies

dorsal posterior horn

contains association cell bodies

ascending tracts

sensory up to brain

descending tracts

motor down from brain

ventral anterior root

motor axons exiting

meninges: epidural space

cushions spinal cord

meninges: dura mater

grey area- protective covering

meniges: arachnoid mater

grey spider

meniges: subarachnoid mater

black area- contains csf

meniges: pia mater

pink outline in middle

cranial nerve: olfactory

smell , temporal lobe

cranial nerve: optic

vision, occipital nerve

cranial nerve: oculomotor

eyeball movement

cranial nerve: trochlear

eyeball movement

cranial nerve: trigeminal

touch/ pain

cranial nerve: facial

taste, face muscles

cranial nerve: vestibulocochlear

hearing

cranial nerve: glossopharyngeal

taste, swallowing/speech

cranial nerve: vagus

taste, sensation/ movement

cranial nerve: accessory

neck / muscle movement

cranial nerve: hypoglossal

tongue movement

somatic

skeletal muscles : knee jerk

autonomic

smooth / cardiac glands : heart rate

reflex arch

receptor -detects stimuli


sensory neuron- carry stimuli to cns


association: connects sensory to motor


motor : carries motor info out of cns


effector: muscles or gland responds to stimulus