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CHAPTER 3: MACROSCOPIC BASIS OF NEUROANATOMY (Spinal Nerves, Spinal Cord, Medulla) Spinal Nerve
a.1. Exteroceptor a.2. Proprioceptor a.3. Interoceptor a.4. Encapsulated a.5. Unencapsulated / Free * Samples of Cutaneous Receptors: 1) Pacinian Corpuscles – pressure sensation; located deep in the skin 2) Meissner’s Corpuscles – touch sensation on glabrous skin (hairless skin) 3) Krause’s Corpuscles – cold sensation 4) Rufini’s Endings – warm sensation 5) Merkel’s Disc – touch sensation on glabrous skin (hairless skin) 6) Peritrichial Endings – touch sensation on skin with hair; located @ base of hair follicles
b.1. Dermatome b.2. Myotome
Spinal Cord
· Foramen Magnum · Ventral Median Fissure · Ventrolateral Sulcus · Conus Medullaris · Filum Terminale · Cervical Enlargement · Lumbar Enlargement · Spinal/Vertebral Column
· Dorsal Median Sulcus · Intermediate Sulcus · Dorsolateral Sulcus · Fasciculus Gracilis · Fasciculus Cuneatus · Descending Spinal Nerves · Cauda Equina · Intervertebral Foramen
a.1. Parasympathetic Division · Posterior Gray Commissure · Anterior Gray Commissure * Commissure
Areas: Commissural/Contralateral
Fibers & Association/Ipsilateral Fibers · Substancia Gelatinosa · Nucleus Dorsalis of Clarke (Dorsal Nucleus of Clarke) · Lateral Motor Nuclei · Medial Motor Nuclei a.2. Sympathetic Division · Intermediolateral Horn · Intermediolateral Nucleus (Nucleus Intermediolateralis) · Sympathetic / Autonomic Ganglia · Sympathetic Pre-Ganglionic Visceral Efferent Fiber · Sympathetic Post-Ganglionic Visceral Efferent Fiber
Nerve Fiber à Fasciculus à Funiculus Fiber Tracts = bundle of fibers with the same origin, same termination,
same function * Fasciculi
within Funiculus: 1) Ascending Fiber Tracts · Fasciculus Gracilis · Fasciculus Cuneatus · Lateral Spino-Thalamic Tract · Ventral Spino-Thalamic Tract 2) Descending Fiber Tracts · Lateral Cortico-Spinal Tract 3) Characteristic Features of Different Segments of the Spinal Cord Medulla (Myelencephalon)
a.1. Parts · Pyramids · Pyramidal decussation · Inferior olives · VMF · VLS a.2. Divisions · Level of pyramidal decussation · Level of sensory decussation · Level of inferior olives a.3. Cranial nerves associated with medulla · Glossopharyngeal · Vagus · Spinal accessory · Hypoglossal
· I & II: Cerebral hemisphere · III: Diencephalon or Interbrain · IV: Pons & Medulla
· Rhomboid Fossa · Stria Medullaris · Sulcus Limitans · Cuneate Tubercle · Gracilis Tubercle · DMS, IMS, DLS · 3 Triangles formed by bifurcation along Rhomboid Fossa (contains respective CN): o Trigonum Hypoglossi (Hypoglossal Triangle) o Areah Vestibularis o Trigonum Vagi (Vagal Triangle) · Cerebellar Peduncles: o Inferior Cerebellar Peduncles (Restiform Body) o Middle Cerebellar Peduncles (Brachium Pontis) o Superior Cerebellar Peduncles (Brachium Conjunctivum)
· VMF, VLS; DMS, IMS, DLS ·
· Central Gray · Reticular Formation · Spinal Nucleus of V (Descending Nucleus of V) · Spinal Tract of V (Descending Tract of V)
· VMF, VLS; DMS, IMS, DLS ·
· Central Gray · Reticular Formation · Spinal Nucleus and Tract of V · Pyramids · Nucleus Gracilis · Nucleus Cuneatus · Fasciculus Gracilis · Fasciculus Cuneatus · Internal Arcuate Fibers · Medial Lemniscus
· VMF, VLS · Spinal Nucleus and Tract of V · IV Ventricle · Trigonum Hypoglossi · Trigonum Vagi · Area Vestibularis · Hypoglossal Nucleus · Dorsal Nucleus of the Vagus · Medial Vestibular Nuclei · Inferior Vestibular Nuclei · Dorsal External Arcuate Fibers · Accessory Cuneate Nucleus · Vagus nerve · Ventral Nucleus of the Vagus · Medial Lemniscus · Pyramids · Hypoglossal nerve · Inferior Olivary Nucleus · Inferior Olives · Reticular Formation · Solitary Nucleus and Tract · Restiform Body |