Mod 1 - Class Points Flashcards

1
Q

Intervertebral disk are softer than

A

Fibrocartilage

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2
Q

Hyaline cartilage is everywhere while ______ in intervertebral disk

A

Fibrocartilage

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3
Q

Gravity compresses intervertebral disk by ___ and why?

A

1 inch

Loss of water in day

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4
Q

Intervertebral disk length % of vertebral column

A

20-25% or 1/4

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5
Q

2 types of ossification

A
  1. Intermembrane ossification

2. Enchondral ossification

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6
Q

Osteoblasts

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Bone forming cells

Won’t produce in low gravity

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7
Q

Osteoclasts

A

Bone eating cells

Production not impacted by gravity(astronauts lose boss density)

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8
Q

Bone remodeling

A

Osteoblasts and osteoclasts create and remove bone daily

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9
Q

Scoliosis

A

Can be seen from front view

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10
Q

Primary curvatures

A

Born with thoracic and sacral curvatures

Kyphotic curves

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11
Q

Secondary curvatures

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Cervical - at 3 months

Lumbar - at 9-10 months

Lordotic curves

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12
Q

Lordotic curve

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Curves towards the front(belly forward)

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13
Q

Kyphotic curve

A

Curves toward the back(belly back)

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14
Q

Lordotic and kyphotic curves are

A

Pathological conditions

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15
Q

Spinal cord is in

A

The vertebral foramen

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16
Q

condense spinal cord

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more condensed the lower down the spine

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17
Q

where does the spinal cord terminate?

A

Conus medullaris

L1

18
Q

Zygapophysial joint are where?

A

on the articular facets and make the joint between two vertebrae

19
Q

CSF

A

cerebral spinal fluid

20
Q

Termination of spinal cord in newborns

21
Q

Termination of spinal cord in adults

A

L1

growth of vertebrae is faster than the spinal cord

22
Q

Puncture point to pull CSF

A

L1

where spinal cord terminates

23
Q

Extension of the duramatter is

24
Q

Spinal cord length

25
Cauda equina contains the
terminal filum(filum terminale)
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the pinkish part of the cord(sub arachnoid space) contains
the CSF(cerebral spinal fluid)
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8th day of life
Bilaminar disk is formed
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18th day of life
Notochord gives signal to form neural groove start of nervous system
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Neural tube forms
brain spinal cord
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hole at the top of the neural tube is
the cranial neuropore
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hole at the bottom of the neural tube is
the caudal neuropore
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24th day of life
cranial neuropore should close
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26th day of life
caudal neuropore should close
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Time it takes to form nervous system
Day 18 - Day 26 one week to form
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Anencephaly
If cranial neuropore does not close then | the baby is born without a head
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Spina Bifida
if caudal neuropore does not close then hole on the back
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Spina Bifida types
meningocele myelomeningoole spina bifida occulta(coarse hair at site of problem but less severe)
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Nucleus puposus
remnant of the notochord is found within
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If the vertebral arch stays open then
there is a bulge out
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Exoderm forms
the nervous system and skin
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endoderm forms
internal structures and organs
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mesoderm forms
bones ex: vertebrae