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Organization of the PNS
PNS- SENSORY/MOTOR SYSTEM
PNS vs CNS
COMPONENTS OF PNS
What are the limits of the PNS?
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PNS Versus CNS
SPINAL NERVES- CORD/VERTEBRAL COLUMN
CSF Spaces
PNS NEURONS AND AXONS
Dorsal Root Ganglion Cells- Spinal Cord Input Sources
Vertebral Column and Spinal Cord
Cord Termination & Segment Levels
Spinal Cord to Root Relationships
Typical Spinal Nerves
Dermatomes Ventral View
Distribution of Dermatomes at Appendages
Limb Bud - Sensory Somite/Dermatome Growth
Lumbo-Sacral Spinal Cord
SEGMENTAL OVERLAP
Cervical Nerves BRACHIAL PLEXUS
Brachial Plexus
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LUMBO-SACRAL PLEXUS
Endorgans of DRG’s
RECEPTORS IN SKIN
SKIN RECEPTORS
PNS INPUT
MUSCLE SPINDLES & GOLGI TENDON ORGANS
Mesoderm Establishes Modalities of Peripheral Sensory Organs
VESTIBULAR PERIPHERAL ORGANS
Vestibular Receptor Cells
Auditory Receptor Cells
PNS MOTOR OUTPUT
MOTOR/SENSORY ORGANIZATION
Viscera & Eye Sympthetic Innervation
SOMATIC SYMPATHETIC
PARASYMPATHETIC DISTRIBUTION
SENSORY IN - MOTOR OUT
SUMMARY OF PNS
Author:
Dean Hillman
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