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How many sacral nerves are there?
5
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seesaw
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rocket
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lifesaver
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What are motor neurons from the CNS to the effector called?
lower motor neurons
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baam
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The mapped regions of the tissue and skin serviced by spinal nerves is known as the
dermatome.
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What are sensory tracts in the spinal cord also known as?
ascending
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trap
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thief
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White matter in the spinal cord is known as
tracts.
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Approximately how long is the spinal cord?
16-18 inches
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What are the nerves that exit the base of the spinal cord known as?
filum terminale
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The layer of connective tissue surrounding mixed nerves is
epineurium.
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Muscles and glands are examples of
effectors.
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A ________ initiates sensory information.
stimulus
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What is the bottom of the spinal cord called?
conus medullaris
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The brain relay of information is through the
thalamus
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