This 29-minute video helps students visualize the structure of the spinal cord and the origins of the spinal nerves from the cord using the "real thing"-a dissected cadaver. Illustrations and figures assist students in learning the organization of the spinal nerves into complicated plexuses and also in learning the function of the nerves. Major nerves arising from these plexuses are traced on the cadaver as they course through the upper and lower extremities.
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Rose Leigh Vines
After obtaining her Ph.D. in Human Anatomy at the University of Kentucky in 1979, Rose Leigh Vines accepted a faculty position in the Department of Biological Sciences at the California State University, Sacramento. Dr. Vines has been instrumental in the evolution and expansion of the anatomy curriculum in her department by developing new courses and implementing multimedia in the classroom. She has also created new teaching tools, including a series of instructional videotapes. Dr. Vines is respected and admired by students and colleagues alike. In 1995, she received the peer-nominated Outstanding Teacher Award from the School of Arts and Sciences, California State University, Sacramento.
University Media Services (UMS) provides multi-media based information technology resources to support the teaching/learning, research, service and outreach missions of the California State University, Sacramento. The UMS integrated service philosophy combines state-of-the-art hardware and software, production, origination and transmission environments with the talents of a staff of technical and creative professionals dedicated to the development and implementation of appropriate applications of media/information technologies.
1. Introduction.
2. Spinal Cord.
A. Meninges.
B. Gross Anatomy.
C. Cross-sectional Anatomy.
3. Spinal Nerves.
A. Organization.
B. Cervical Plexus.
C. Brachial Plexus.
D. Lumbar Plexus.
E. Sacral Plexus.
