When commands are carried from the CNS to the peripheral tissue this is known as:

Dorsal ramus of the spinal nerve innervates the:

A practitioner wants to test the sensory innervation of the S2 dermatome of Ricky’s lower extremity. What area would the practitioner test?

All spinal nerves that contribute to a peripheral nerve all have equal role in the innervation of the myotome.

Which sensory fiber type receptor is supplied by skin mechanoreceptors, thermal receptors, and nociceptors?

Which of the following is not a result of plexopathy?

What happens during myasthenia gravis?

Which of the following connective tissue surrounds bundles of axons along with blood vessels supplying a nerve?

Which of the following connective tissue surrounds just individual axons?

Which of the following connective tissue surrounds bundles of axons?

Which spinal roots are typically sensory axons entering the spinal cord?

Cranial nerves typically have dorsal and ventral roots

How many cranial nerves do we usually have?

Which cranial nerve innervates the muscles of mastication?

What structures does the Dorsal ramus innervate?

What dermatome is at the level of the nipple?

If I touched your thumb, what dermatome would that sensation correspond to?

An A-beta II sensory axon fiber supplies what type of receptors?

C motor fiber types supply what type of receptor?

What are two examples of slow adapting mechanoreceptors?

Which muscle spindles respond to brief stretch or vibration?

What is the area called when the boutons synapses connect with a muscle fiber?

Lesions in the PNS can affect the neuromuscular junction.

Wallerian degeneration is when axonal damage results in degeneration that is distal to the lesion.

Diabetic neuropathy is an example of __________.

Which receptors are targeted in a Myasthenia Gravis

What is function of the dystrophin protein?

Carpal Tunnel is an example of _________.

Which of the following is false about the peripheral nervous system

Spinal nerves

All of the following are true about cranial nerves except

Peripheral nerves are

Peripheral nerve damage causing the loss of appropriate response to damage or threatened tissue indicates damage to which type of sensory receptor?

The two types of specialized stretch receptors in the muscle are

Which type of receptor can be found embedded within the sarcolemma of a skeletal muscle at the motor endplate?

PNS lesions can occur at all of the following except

Radiculopathy would cause

A 16 year-old woman was injured 2 days ago when a load of lumber fell from a shelf, pinner her left forearm. The following signs and symptoms are noted on her left side: She does not feel pinprick, touch, temperature differences, or vibration on the medial hand, little finger, and medial half of the ring finger Sweating is absent in the same distribution as the sensory loss Radial wrist extension and flexion and finger extension are normal strength on manual muscle test She is unable to flex the middle and distal phalanges of the 4th and 5th digits, abduct or adduct her fingers, or adduct the hand Where is the location of the lesion?

All cranial nerves have typical dorsal and ventral roots.

What is the order of motor fiber types from slowest to fastest?

What is the name of the specialized area where a nerve synapses with a muscle fiber?

A lesion on a spinal nerve is called?

Damage to the ventral rami of C8 and T1 results in ______.