1] Intro To Spine Flashcards

1
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2 functions of the spine

A

Stability and mobility

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2
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What does primary curve mean?

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Has posterior convexity

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3
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What does secondary curve mean?

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Has anterior convexity

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4
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What two regions are primary curves?

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Thoracic and sacral

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5
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What two regions are secondary curves?

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Cervical and lumbar

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6
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Protects spinal cord, roof of neural arch, bending forces

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Laminae

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7
Q

What is pars interarticularis?

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Space b/w articular processes

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8
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How many articular processes?

A

4 (2 superior and 2 inferior)

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9
Q

What 2 processes increase lever arm?

A

Spinous and transverse process

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10
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Transmits tension and bending forces

A

Pedicles

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11
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What part of neural arch increases in size from cervical to thoracic?

A

Pedicles

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12
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Function of the intervertebral disc

A

Increase motion and transmit load

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13
Q

3 parts of the IV disc?

A

Nucleus pulposus
Annulus fibrosus
Vertebral end plate

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14
Q

Mostly water (70-90%)

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Nucleus pulposus

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15
Q

Nucleus pulposus has primarily what type of collagen?

A

Type II

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16
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Annulus fibrosus is primarily what type of collagen in outer portions?

A

Type I

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17
Q

Annulus fibrosus attaches to end plates via ?

A

Sharpey fibers

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18
Q

Annulus fibrosus resists ?

A

Greater tensile forces

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19
Q

WHy are the fibers in the annulus layered in different directions at 45 degrees?

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To resist forces coming from any direction

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20
Q

Does the IV disc have a blood supply?

A

No

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21
Q

IV disc gets nutrition via ?

A

Fusion

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22
Q

Where is the IV disc innervated?

A

Outer 1/3 to 1/2 of annulus fibrosus

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23
Q

How many degrees of freedom does Interbody joint have?

A

6

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24
Q

What are the 6 degrees of freedom in Interbody joint?

A
Gliding
Distraction/compression
AP translation
Lateral tilting
Rotation
AP tilting
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Resists distraction, translation and rotation
Outer fibers of anulus fibrosus
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Limits extension and reinforces anterolateral portion of anulus fibrosus
ALL (anterior longitudinal ligament)
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Limits forward flexion and reinforces posterior anulus fibrosus
PLL (posterior longitudinal ligament)
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Limits forward flexion esp in lumbar area, where it resists separation of laminae
Ligamentum flavum
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3 ligs that limit forward flexion
Supraspinous Lig nuchae Interspinous
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Also known as facet joints
Zygo articulation
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Cervical zygo articulation LIMITS?
Rotation and side bending
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Lumbar zygo articulations LIMIT ?
Rotation and lateral flexion
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Cervical zygo facets lie in what plane?
Transverse
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Thoracic zygo facets lie in what plane? | And favor?
Frontal plane | Lateral flexion
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Lumbar zygo facets lie in what plane? | And favor?
Sagittal plane | Flexion and extension
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Association of one motion about an axis with another motion around a different axis
Coupling motions
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What two motions occur together?
Rotation and lateral flexion
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Cervical coupling
SB and rotation happen to SAME side
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Thoracic coupling
SB and rotation happen to opposite side
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Lumbar coupling
SB and rotation happen to same side
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What 4 things does motion of the spine depend on?
1] orientation of facets 2] ligament function 3] muscle limitation 4] size of the disc
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Flexion glide and tilt is ?
Anterior
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Foramen size in flexion
Increase
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Spinous process in flexion
Separate
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Anterior and posterior annulus in flexion
Anterior annulus compresses | Posterior annulus stretches
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Extension glide and tilt is
Posterior
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Foramen in extension is
Narrow
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Anterior and posterior annulus in extension is
Anterior annulus is stretched | Posterior annulus is compressed
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Lateral flexion motion
Lateral tilt, rotation and translation
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Lateral flexion foramen
Narrow on ipsi side | Wide on contra side
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Annulus with lateral flexion
Annulus compressed on concave side | Annulus stretched on convex side
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Rotation motion depends on?
Facet orientation
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Which ligament helps protect the disc from tensile forces during trunk extension?
ALL (anterior longitudinal lig)
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The ? Lig reinforces the posterior portion of the annulus fibrosus.
PLL
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What is the action of the right SCM muscle on the cervical spine?
Right lateral flexion and left rotation
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How many degrees of freedom does the Interbody joint have?
6
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In regards to the disc, the ? Contains primarily pe 1 collagen and can therefore resist ? Forces
Anulus fibrosus | Tensile
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What structure limits L rotation and R lateral flexion of the head?
Alar ligament
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What motion do the suboccipital muscles cause, when contracting independently?
Ipsi flexion and ipsi rotation
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Zygo joints of the thoracic spine are oriented in the ? Plane no favor ? While the lumbar zygo joints are t he sagittal plane and favor ? And ?
Frontal plane - lateral flexion | Extension and flexion
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What is an attachment of the quadratus lumborum?
12th rib
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The fibers of the annulus fibrosus are oriented at ? Degrees to the horizontal.
45-65