In the spinal cord, white matter is _________ to gray matter.

Anatomical location of sensory nerves in relation to the spinal cord.

Axillary, median, musclocutaneous, radial, and ulnar nerves.

Specific section of skin supplied by a single nerve.

Neural wiring of a single reflex.

Function of lateral gray horns?

Location of 1st Order Neuron.

Sacral Plexus major nerve.

Dermatome associated with “shooting a gun.”

More than 1 synapse.

What ligament keeps the spinal cord anchored?

Space for commissary fibers to cross.

Which portion of the trunk is absent of plexuses?

Dermatome associated with umbillicus and referred appendix pain.

Where do reflexes begin?

Where the spinal cord ends.

Primary regions of lateral horns?

Originating from the cervical plexus, this nerve sings “3-4-5 keep the diaphragm alive.”

Which spinal nerve does not associate with a dermatome?

A cross extensor withdrawal is an example of what kind of synapse?

Number is spinal nerve pairs.

Name for white matter in the spinal cord.

Plexus of the obturator nerve.

This area is served by the dermatome V2?

This reflex is located within tendons near neuromuscular junctions and has to do with lifting or not lifting.