100

Four parts: 

Cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral 

100

Somatic vs visceral sensory nuclei

Receive signals from skin, muscle, joints vs receive signals from blood vessels 

100

Signals related to crude touch, pressure, pain, and temp 

Anterolateral pathway 

100

Helps control reflexes related to posture and balance 

Reticulospinal tracts 

100

Brachial plexuses is a network of fibers extending from ____ to ____

neck to axilla 

200

Cablelike bundle of axons

Nerve


200

Three regions of white matter:

Posterior funiculus, lateral funiculus, and anterior funiculus 

200

Signals about proprioception with a two neuron chain 

Spinocerebellar pathway 

200

Help maintain balance during sitting, standing, walking 

Vestibulospinal tract 

200

What is the longest nerve in the body? 

Sciatic 

300

Where does each spinal nerve exit? 

Intervertebral foramen 

300

Sensory pathways go _____ brain and motor pathways go _____ brain

Toward, from 

300

What controls effectors such as skeletal muscles?

Motor pathways 

300

Segment of skin supplied by single spinal nerve 

Dermatomes 

300

Neural pathway responsible for generating the response 

Reflex arc


400

Three layers of meninges: 

Pi mater, arachnoid mater, dura mater 

400

Detect stretch in joints, muscles, tendons 

Proprioceptors 

400

Pathway between brain and skeletal muscles

Direct pathway 

400

Network of interweaving anterior rami of spinal nerves 

Nerve plexus 

400

What prevents muscles from contracting excessively?

Golgi tendon reflex 

500

What is gray matter made of? 

Neuron's cell bodies, dendrites, and unmyelinated axons, glial cells 

500

Signals about proprioception, touch, pressure, and vibration with a three neuron chain 

Posterior funiculus 

500

Upper motor neurons originate in brainstem nuclei and take complicated route to spinal cord 

Indirect pathway 
500

C1-C4 makes up what?

Cervical pelxus 

500

Crossed extensor reflex 

Allows opposite side limb to support body weight while hurt limb withdrawls 

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