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Viewing:

spinal cord and neuronal pathways.

front 1

spinal cord extends from the _______________ to
_______________

back 1

foramen magnum, L1 or L2

front 2

length and width of spinal cord

back 2

17 inches and 3/4 inches wide

front 3

spinal cord is surrounded by 3 layers of

back 3

meninges

front 4

spinal cord terminates in a tapering cone shaped structure called

back 4

conus medullaris

front 5

fibrous extension of the conus medullaris, that extends to the coccyx to keep it stable

back 5

filum terminal

front 6

saw-tooth shelves of piamater that attach to the dura mater to keep the cord stable

back 6

denticulate ligaments

front 7

the two regions of the spinal cord that are enlarged

back 7

cervical and lumbar

front 8

why are the cervical and lumbar regions enlarged

back 8

it's the place where the upper and lower limbs arise.

front 9

the collection of nerve roots at the inferior end of the vertebral canal is

back 9

cauda equina

front 10

neurons that reside in the ganglion and conducts impulses from the skin to the spinal cord where they synapse with another order neurons

back 10

first order ascending neurons

front 11

neurons that reside in the dorsal horn of the spinal cord or in medullary nuclei that transmit impulses to the thalamus or the cerebellum where they synapse

back 11

second order ascending neurons

front 12

neurons that have cell bodies in the thalamus and transmit impulses to the post central gyri of the cerebrum hemesphere

back 12

third order ascending neurons