What’s present in a nerve?
Neuron axons, Schwann cells, facicles, nodes of ranvier
What nerve is mixed?
Vagus
A nerve plexus consists of joined
Ventral Rami
What isn’t needed for a spinal reflex arc?
Brain
What is true about a stretch reflec?
Stretched muscle where reflex begins will contract, it’s monosynaptic, doesn’t require an interneuron, can lead to reciprocal inhibition of antagonist.
What’s true about body’s largest nerve?
Sciatic, miced, arises from lumbar plexus, runs deep to gluteus maximus
Cranial neve that innervates most effectors
Vagus
What reflex accompanies a withdrawal reflex?
Crossed extensor
What cranial nerves control eye movement?
Number VI, oculomotor, trochlear, number IV
What nerves arise from brachial plexus?
Musculocutaneous, ulnar, median, radial
How many cranial nerve pairs are sensory?
3
Which peripheral nerves has axons passing through a plexus
Brachial, sciatic, femoral, musculocutaneous
Reciprocal inhibition of the X muscles occur during a knee jerk reflex
Leg flexor
X reflex follows a flexor
Crossed extensor
Spinal nerves pass through the X
Intervertebral formina
Pairings of cranial nerves and classification
XIII- Sensory
v- Mixed
II- Sensory
XII- Motor
What cranial nerve has 5 major branches in the cephalic region
Facial
What’s part of a polysynaptic reflex arc and monosynaptic reflex arc?
Sensory receptor, spinal cord horn, nerve, motor neuron
Longest spinal nerve roots are
Inferior to conus medullaris
A X connects a spinal nerve to the spinal cord and contains only sensory axons
Dorsal root
A X reflex involves skeletal muscles
Somatic
X nerves innervate the diaphragm and control breathing
Phrenic
The X nerve innervates intrinsic muscles of the eye
Oculomotor
The X is a connective tissue in a nerve that surrounds individual axons
Endoneureim