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Anatomy and Physiology Chapter 13 – Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves | Verified Glossary with Functional Diagrams and Reflex Pathways

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This document delivers a detailed, verified glossary of key terms and concepts from Chapter 13 of an Anatomy and Physiology course. It covers spinal cord anatomy, nerve structures, meninges, somatic and autonomic reflexes, nerve plexuses (cervical, brachial, lumbar, sacral), and white vs gray matter organization. With annotated explanations and diagram references, this resource is ideal for exam prep or foundational review in A&P or nursing courses.

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Anatomy and Physiology Chapter 13, Spinal Cord and
Spinal Nerves questions with verified answers
2 roots Ans✓✓✓Dorsal root and ventral root (Diagram on note card)


2 types of white matter Ans✓✓✓Ascending and Descending


Agonist Vs. Antagonist Ans✓✓✓Two things have the same function
Vs. Having the opposite functions of each other


Autonomic reflex effector Ans✓✓✓Smooth or cardiac muscle/ gland


Brachial plexuses Ans✓✓✓Innervates shoulder and upper limbs


Cauda Equina Ans✓✓✓Horses Tail, Nerves. (Diagram on note card)


Cervical plexuses Ans✓✓✓Innervates head and neck, Phrenic nerve


Communicating ramus Ans✓✓✓Anatomic nervous system (Diagram)


Conus Medullaris Ans✓✓✓End of spinal cord, L1 and L2 (Diagram on
note card)


Crossed extensor reflex Ans✓✓✓Polysynaptic, and contralateral

, Denticulate ligament Ans✓✓✓Extensions of pia mater and holds spinal
cord in place


Dorsal (Posterior) Ramus Ans✓✓✓Back to torso(Diagram on note
card)


Dorsal Root Ans✓✓✓Sensory, dorsal root ganglion


Endoneurium Ans✓✓✓Surrounds axon (Diagram on note card)


Epidural Space Ans✓✓✓On top of Dura Mater, fat layer (Diagram on
note card)


Epineurium Ans✓✓✓Surrounds nerve (Diagram on note card)


External Anatomy Ans✓✓✓Roughly cylindrical. Cervical and lumbar
enlargements, conus medullaris, filum terminate, cauda equina (Diagram
on note card)


Filum Terminate Ans✓✓✓Extension of the pia mater past the actual
spinal cord, L4 and L5. Allows for collection of spinal fluid (Diagram
on note card).

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