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PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
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I olfactory
  • sensory
  • smell
  • Olfactory bulb at the end of the nerve (
    cribiform plate)

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II optic
  • sensory
  • vision retina of the eye

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III oculomotor
  • motor
  • moves eye- extrinsic muscles
  • Pupil response-intrinsic muscle
  • Accommodation for near vision
  • Superior oblique, medial rectus, lateral rectus,
    inferior rectus

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IV trochlear
  • motor
  • moves eye
  • Superior oblique muscle

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V trigeminal both (mixed)
  • Sensations of head and face,muscles of
    mastication
  • Corneal reflex

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Trigeminal Nerve
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VI abducens
  • motor
  • moves eye

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VII facial
  • both (mixed) expression, taste (anterior 2/3
    rd.)

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Facial nerve
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VIII Vestibulocochlear nerve
  • also called acoustic or auditory nerve
  • sensory hearing, balance

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IX glossopharyngeal
  • both (mixed)
  • Goes to tongue, and pharynx
  • swallowing, taste posterior 1/3 rd.

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X vagus
  • both
  • (mixed) parasympathetic

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XI spinal accessory
  • motor
  • move head

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XII hypoglossal
  • motor
  • tongue movements

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memoric
  • On old Olympus towering tops a Finn and German
    viewed some hops.
  • first letter of saying is first letter of cranial
    nerve.

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memoric
  • some say marry money, but my brothers say bad
    business, marry money. S sensory M motor B
    both (mixed)
  • first letter of saying stands for sensory, motor,
    or both (mixed).

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SPINAL NERVES
  • SPINAL NERVES
  • 31 pairs
  • 8 cervical (C1-C8)
  • 12 thoracic nerves (T1-T12)
  • 5 lumbar (L1-l5)
  • 5 sacral (S1-S5)
  • 1 coccygeal
  • Cauda equina (horse tail)

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structure of spinal nerve
  • spinal nerves attach to spinal cord
  • dorsal(posterior) root (sensory)
  • ventral(anterior) root (motor)
  • spinal ganglion
  • on dorsal root
  • all spinal nerves are mixed nerves (sensory and
    motor)

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Ventral root and Dorsal root
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dorsal ramus
  • somatic motor- muscles( posterior)
  • head
  • neck
  • trunk
  • sensory (skin) same areas

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Ventral ramus
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ventral ramus
  • sympathetic chain
  • splanchnic nerve
  • motor and sensory of extremities

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Nerve Plexuses
  • complex networks formed by the ventral rami of
    spinal nerves except for T1-T12
  • nerves out of the plexuses form individual
    nerves that innervate a particular region of the
    body

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major plexuses (4)
  • cervical plexus
  • phrenic nerve
  • diaphragm
  • brachial plexus
  • radial and ulna nerve
  • lumbar plexus
  • femoral nerve
  • sacral plexus
  • sciatic nerve

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Dermatomes
  • each skin surface area supplied by a single
    spinal nerve
  • used in physical assessments
  • sympathetic pathways
  • sympathetic preganglionic neurons
  • synapse
  • sympathetic postganglionic neurons
  • effector

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Deratomes
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Neurotransmitters of autonomic pathways
  • sympathetic
  • epinephrine and norepinephrine (many)
  • acetylcholine (few)
  • parasympathetic
  • acetylcholine

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functions
  • fight or flight reaction

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FUNCTIONS,CONT.
  • constrictions of blood vessels to digestive tract
  • dilation of respiratory airways
  • increased rate of breathing and depth
  • increased sweating

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PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
  • SOMATIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
  • control of voluntary motor pathways

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Clinical reflexes
  • somatic reflexes
  • clinical applications
  • Babinski reflex( toes fan laterally normal under
    age of one
  • Plantar reflex (L4-S2) lateral aspect of plantar
    surface of foot (downward curing of toes, normal

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Clinical reflexes
  • ankle jerk- Achilles reflex (S1-S2)
  • corneal reflex (V CN)
  • abdominal reflex (T8-T12) normal response is to
    contract abs, damage to corticospinal tract
    lesions cause absent

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knee jerk
  • reflex classifications
  • spinal cord reflex
  • segmental reflex
  • ipsilateral reflex
  • stretch reflex

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knee jerk, cont.
  • extensor reflex
  • tendon reflex
  • deep reflex
  • Knee jerk and ankle jerk are both tendon
    reflexes.

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Knee jerk reflex
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AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
  • sympathetic nervous system
  • two sympathetic chain ganglia
  • extends from 2nd cervical vertebra to coccyx
  • run parallel to the vertebral column
  • 22 sympathetic ganglia
  • 3 cervical, 11 thoracic, 4 lumbar, 4 sacral

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parasympathetic nervous system
  • functions- slows most systems
  • increases digestion system

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Nerves
  • Head
  • Nerves used in chewing- Trigeminal CN V
  • Nerves used in facial expression
  • Facial CNVII
  • Nerves used to move the head Spinal accessory CN
    XI

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Nerves
  • Nerves to flex the trunk
  • Anterior divisions of spinal nerves
  • Nerves to elevate shoulders CNXI spinal
    accessory
  • Nerves to depress shoulders medial and lateral
    thoracic nerves

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Peripheral Nerves
  • Nerves to control diaphragm- phrenic Nerve
    (C3-C5)
  • Nerve to move deltoid muscle abducts upper arm
    axillary nerve
  • Teres major- subscapular nerve
  • Brachioradialis radial nerve
  • Flexor carpi ulnaris ulnar nerve

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Nerves
  • Psoas and Iliacus (flexes femur)
  • Femoral nerve
  • Gluteus muscles- inferior and superior gluteal
    nerves
  • Quadriceps- femoral nerve
  • Hamstrings- Sciatic nerve
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