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Part D - Labeling the Spinal AnatomyDrag the name of the nervous tissue to the...

Part D - Labeling the Spinal Anatomy


Drag the name of the nervous tissue to the proper spot on the image.


Drag the name of the nervous tissue to the proper spot on the image. Drag the appropriate labels to their respective targets.


Drag the name of the nervous tissue to the proper spot on the image. Drag the appropriate labels to their respective targets.

Spinal nerve 

Posterior ramus 

Motor nuclei 

Anterior root 

Posterior root 

Anterior ramus

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