Chapter 13, Problem 13.6a
Match the following nerves with the structures they innervate.
____Phrenic nerve
____Median nerve
____Femoral nerve
____Tibial nerve
____Radial nerve
____Intercostal nerves
____Common fibular nerve
____Musculocutaneous nerve
a. Motor to the triceps brachii muscle and muscles in the forearm that extend the hand; sensory from the posterior hand
b. Motor to the muscles in the anterior arm that flex the forearm; sensory from skin over the lateral forearm
c. Motor to the muscles in the anterior and lateral leg that evert and dorsiflex the foot; sensory from the skin of the anteroinferior leg
d. Motor to the diaphragm muscle
e. Motor to the muscles in the anterior thigh extend the knee; sensory from the skin over the anterior thigh and leg
f. Motor to the hamstring muscles that extend the thigh and flex the leg, muscles of the leg that plantarflex the foot, and muscles of the foot; sensory from the skin over the posterior and lateral leg and foot
g. Motor to the muscles between the ribs and the abdominal muscles; sensory from the skin over the abdomen
h. Motor to the muscles in the forearm that flex the hand, certain intrinsic hand muscles; sensory from the skin of the anterior hand
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Maria is a 3-year-old who has been diagnosed with CIPA, or congenital insensitivity to pain with anhidrosis. This disease results from a genetic mutation that causes essentially all general sensory neurons to not function properly. What types of sensations will Maria be unable to detect (be specific)? Predict what problems she might face from her condition.
Which cranial nerves are sensory only, primarily motor, and mixed?
Mark the following statements as true or false. If a statement is false, correct it to make a true statement.
e. There are 31 pairs of spinal nerves and 12 pairs of cranial nerves.
First-order somatic sensory neurons are_____neurons whose cell bodies are located in the_____.
a. multipolar, posterior horn
b. pseudounipolar, posterior root ganglion
c. bipolar, anterior horn
d. pseudounipolar, posterior horn
A receptor potential:
a. always leads to an action potential.
b. never leads to an action potential.
c. causes hyperpolarization of the neuron.
d. leads to an action potential if the stimulus is strong enough.
Why is visceral pain often perceived as cutaneous pain?