NameDateA. LabelingSection1. Label the sectional anatomyof the spinal cord.2.3.4.5.7.1. lateral gray horn2. bundle of axons3. rami communicantes4. subarachnoid spaceNow available in MasteringA&PB. MatchingMatch each term listed on the left with its correct description on the right.5. ventral root6. dorsal ramus7. dorsal root ganglion8. conus medullaris9. endoneurium10. dorsal rootThe Spinal Cord, SpinalNerves, and Reflexes8.9.10.11.12.Review & Practice Sheet13.14.dows149A. site of cerebrospinal fluid circulationB. sensory branch entering spinal cordC. surrounds axons of peripheral nerveD. contains visceral motor cell bodiesE tapered end of spinal cordE. fascicleG. posterior branch of a spinal nerveH. motor branch exiting spinal cord1. leads to autonomic ganglionJ. contains sensory cell bodies10Exercise2412-13341

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Name
Date
A. Labeling
Section
1. Label the sectional anatomy
of the spinal cord.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
1. lateral gray horn
2. bundle of axons
3. rami communicantes
4. subarachnoid space
Now available in MasteringA&P
B. Matching
Match each term listed on the left with its correct description on the right.
5. ventral root
6. dorsal ramus
7. dorsal root ganglion
8. conus medullaris
9. endoneurium
10. dorsal root
The Spinal Cord, Spinal
Nerves, and Reflexes
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Review & Practice Sheet
13.
14.
dows
14
9
A. site of cerebrospinal fluid circulation
B. sensory branch entering spinal cord
C. surrounds axons of peripheral nerve
D. contains visceral motor cell bodies
E tapered end of spinal cord
E. fascicle
G. posterior branch of a spinal nerve
H. motor branch exiting spinal cord
1. leads to autonomic ganglion
J. contains sensory cell bodies
10
Exercise
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12
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