What is the PNS? (Classification, Spinal Nerve) + Clinical Relevance @TaimTalksMed
What is the PNS? (Classification, Spinal Nerve) + Clinical Relevance  @TaimTalksMed
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Content:
0:00 Introduction
00:59 What is Considered the PNS?
02:05 How to Classify the PNS
05:52 Damage to Motor Neurons
08:03 Spinal Nerve
08:50 External Scheme of the Spinal Nerve
13:05 Internal Scheme of Spinal Nerve
16:25 Posterior Branch of Spinal Nerve
17:55 Anterior Branch of Spinal Nerve


What is the Peripheral Nervous System?
- Cranial Nerves 12 nerve pairs
- Spinal Nerves 31 nerve pairs

Classification of the PNS
- Sensory System
β—‹ Soamtic Sensory Fibers
β—‹ Visceral Sensory Fibers
β—‹ Exteroreceptors, Proprioreceptors, Periosteum
- Motor System
β—‹ Somatomotor System (Somatic system)
Β§ Voluntary control
β—‹ Autonomic Nervous System / Visceromotor nervous system
Β§ Sympathetic Nervous System (C8-L2 Lateral horn)
Β§ Parasympahetic Nervous System (S2-S4 Lateral horn)
Β§ Enteric Nervous System (myenteric and submucosal plexuses in walls of digestive organs)

Clinical Significance
- Lower Motor Neuron damage
β—‹ Located in anterior horn of spinal cord and nuclei of cranial nerves
β—‹ Damage to lower motor neurons:
β—‹ Flaccid Paralysis
β—‹ Hypotonia
β—‹ Paresis/Plegia
β—‹ Hyporeflexia / areflexia
- Upper Motor Neuron damage
β—‹ May rise after a stroke or a perinatal hypoxia
β—‹ Spastic Paralysis
β—‹ Paresis / Plegia
β—‹ Hypertonia
β—‹ Hyperreflexia
β—‹ Babinski's sign

External Scheme of Spinal Nerve
- Rootlets (fila radicularia)
β—‹ Anterior root (radix anterior)
β—‹ Posterior root (radic posterior)
Β§ Spinal Ganglion (ganglion sensorium nervi spinalis)
- Trunk of Spinal Nerve (truncus nervi spinalis)
β—‹ Posterior Branch (Ramus posterior)
β—‹ Anterior Branch (ramus anterior)
β—‹ Meningeal branch (ramus meningeus)
β—‹ Ganglion of sympathetic trunk (ganglion trunci sympathici)
β—‹ Gray ramus communicans
β—‹ White ramus communicans (ramus communicans albus)

Internal Scheme of Spinal Nerve
- Somatomotor fibers
- Pre-ganglionic sympathetic fibers (Visceromotor fibers)
- Post-ganglionic Fibers
- Pre-ganglionic parasympathetic fibers
- Somatosensory fibers
- Viscerosensory fibers (baroreceptors, chemoreceptors, unspecific organ senstation)

Posterior Branch:
- Suboccipital Nerve (nervus suboccipitalis) C1
- Greater Occipital Nerve (nervus occipitalis major) C2
- Occipital Nerve (nervus occipitalis tertius) C3
- Superior Clunial Nerve (Nervi Clunium Superiores) L1-L3
- Middle Clunial Nerves (Nervi Clunium Medii) S1-S3

Anterior Branch:
- Cervical Plexus (Plexus cervicalis) C1-C4
- Brachial Plexus (Plexus brachialis) C4-T1
- Thoracic Nerves (Nervi thoracici) T1-T12
- Lumbar Plexus (Plexus Lumbalis) T12-L4
- Sacral Plexus (Plexus Sacralis) L4-S4
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