Lab 2: Vertebral column and Spinal cord Flashcards

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Describe relations of arch/body of vertebrae

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Vertebral arch = posterior
Vertebral body = always ant

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Describe vertebral for amen

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Forms canal for spinal cord

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Describe intervertebral for amen

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Notches
Sup vert = inf vertebral notch
Inf vert = sup vertebral notch
Spinal nerves pass through here

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Describe all cervical vertebrae

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All but c1 and c2
C1=atlas, c2=axis
Bifid sp
Transverse foramina - for vertebral artery
Vertebral foamed more triangular
short tp

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Describe all thoracic vertebrae

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T1-t12 = bigger
Heart shaped vertebral bod
Long sp, down, narrow, longer
Circular vertebral foramen - large
Articulate with ribs = have facets, Demi facets -2 on vertebral body, costal facet on tp

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Describe all Lumbar vertebrae

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L1-l5
Kidney shaped vertebral body
Bigger, bears More weight
Triangular smaller vertebral formaen
Spinous process shorter and wider

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Describe atlas

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C1,
Anterior arch - tubercle and facet for dens
Posterior arch and tubercle
Lateral masses with superior articular facets = articulate with occipital
Transverse foramina on top of lateral masses
Transverse ligament of atlast
No sp
No vertebral body

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Describe axis

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C2
Dens - odontoid process, articulate with dens - with ant arch c1 = pivot joint
Superior articualr facets = lateral atlanto axial joints
Axial rotation

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Describe Atlanto occipital joint

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Between occipital condyles of skull and lateral masses of atlas - c1
Minimal translation- axial rotation, flex, ext of head = main
Condylar joint
More movement than plane/gliding

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10
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Describe Alta to axial joints

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C1 and c2
Median = pivot joint
Lateral =planar joint
Primary for axial rotation of head

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Name all the articulations of atlanto axial joints

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2 flat = plane/gliding, planar,lateral
Medial = pivot joint, dens with ant arch

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Describe intervertebral disks

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Outer, 2 layers, tough in elastic = annulus fibrosis
Nucleus pulposus = absorbs shocks, v elastic, disk herniations possible
Symphysis joint - fibrocartilage

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13
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Describe zygapophyseal joints

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Between articualr proceses of vertebrae = sup and inf articular processes
Planar/gliding joint

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Describe zygapophyseal joints = CERVICAL

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Transverse plane
Axial rot mostly

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Describe zygapophyseal joints = THORACIC

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Coronal
Axial rot and flexion/extension

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Describe zygapophyseal joints = LUMBAR

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Sagittal
Lateral flexion and extension - no axial ROT

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WHAT IS SACRUM

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5 fused sacral vertebrae

18
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HOW MANY vertebrae make up coccyx

19
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Describe sacral canal

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Cauda equina, spinal nerves flowing up and down after spinal cord ends in lumbar region

20
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Describe sacral hiatus

21
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Describe sacral foramina

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Sacral spinal nerves through
Equivalent to vertebral formaina

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Describe anterior longitudinal ligaments

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In front vertebral body
Limit extension
Limit axial rot

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Describe posterior longitudinal ligaments

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Behind vertebral body
Inside canal
Continuous with tectorial membrane
Limit flexion
Limit axial rot

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Describe ligamentum flavum

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Between vertebral arches

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Describe interspinous ligament
Between spines Limit flexion
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Describe intertransverse ligaments
Between tps Limit ipsilateral ext and contra lateral flexion
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Describe supraspinous ligament
On top fo sp Limit flexion
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Describe nuchal ligament
Continuous with supraspinous ligament Up - thickens, bigger, prevent pitching of hea d
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Describe transverse ligament
Atlanto axial joint Keeps dens attachment to ant arch
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Describe posterior atlanto occipital membrane e
Attach the 2
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Describe tectorial membrane
Ant part of hole Posterior to bone Helps attach atlas to skull
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Describe spinal cord - from head to tail
Spinal cord stops = conus medullaris —> cauda equina
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Describe organization of meningeal layers
Dura —> arachnoid (adhered to dura) —> pia (adhered to spinal cord)
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What is filum terminale
Extension of pia mater
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What are denticualte ligaments from
Pia mater
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Describe spinal nerves
31 pairs Cervical spinal nerves named by inf vertebrae Exception = c8, no vert c8 but still named
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What does post rami innervate
Intrinsic back muscles Skin - sensory
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What does ant rami innervate
Everything else that post rami doesn’t innervate