meninges		connective tissue layers covering the S.C.
intercostal		fast, automoatic, unplanned sequence of actions
senneu		region of gray matter used for processing info
mottract		avascular connective tissue layer
antmedfis		termination of the S.C.
intcen		contains bundles of axons going up/down the S.C.
plexus		transparent layer close to the S.C.
arachnoid		impulses enter and leave the same side of S.C.
csf		area that feeds the upper limbs
posmedsul		space containing interstitial fluid
dura		responds to a specific stimulus
contralateral		tube filled with cerebrospinal fluid
lumbar		send impulse from the S.C. to the target
effector		roots of lumbar, sacral and coccygeal nerves
cervical		axons of out-going motor neurons
graycom		axon that travel from the brain
ipsilateral		joining of axons from adjacent nerves
subarachnoid		area of the skin is identified by a spinal nerve
cencan		space containing cerebrospinal fluid
dentlig		connects the left and right white matter
posrg		send impulse from the site of stimulus to the S.C.
pia		space where anesthetics are injected
antgh		pathway followed by nerve impulse
conus		cell bodies of in-coming sensory neurons
sentract		shock absorbing fluid for protection
dermatome		impulses enter and leave from opposite sides of S.C.
rami		nerves that connect directly to targets
epidural		cell bodies of motor neurons
antroot		superficial connective tissue layer
cauda		axons that travel to the brain
motneu		body part that responds to the motor impulse
reflexarc		area that feeds the lower limbs
whitecom		connects the left and right gray matter
reflex		wide groove on anterior side
subdural		cell bodies of interneurons for processing info
columns		marrow groove on posterior side
posgh		extensions of a covering that suspend the S.C.
receptor		axons from a spinal nerve that branch off