Spinal Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

What are the regions of the spine

A

Cervical
Thoratic
Lumbar
Sacral
Coccyx

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2
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What are the key joints of the spine

A

Atlanto - occipital
Atlantoaxial
Intervertebral
Lumosacral

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3
Q

Where is the atlato-occipital joint

A

Between atlas and occipital conches of the skull

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4
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Where is the atlantoaxial joint

A

Between the atlas as the axis

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5
Q

Where is the intervertebral joint

A

Between vertebrae

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6
Q

Where is lumbrosacral joint

A

Between lumbar and sacral

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7
Q

What is the atlas

A

First cervical vertebrae

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8
Q

Where is the axis

A

Second cervical vertebra

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9
Q

Where is the rib facet joint

A

Thoratic regions

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10
Q

How many of each vertebrae are there

A

C x 7
T x 12
L x 5
S
C

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11
Q

What happens to vertebral bodies as you go down

A

Get bigger

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12
Q

What are the anatomical features of a vertebrae

A

Body
Foramen (hole)
Spinous process (point in middle)
Transverse processes (on sides)

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13
Q

Where does the spinal chord sit

A

Through foramen

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14
Q

What is between each vertebrae

A

Intervertebral disks

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15
Q

Where do nerves pass

A

Through intervertebral, not vertebral foramen

Formed by overlapping of spinous processes

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16
Q

What are the deformations of the spine

A

Kyphosis
Lordosis
Scoliosis

17
Q

What are lordosis and kyphosis

A

Kyphosis is head forward, lordosis is pelvis forward

18
Q

What happens when we lift with poor posture

A

Compression on front of intervertebral disk, squeezes content toward the back

Causes herniated disks,prolapsed disks

19
Q

What may happen with a prolapsed disk

A

Associated pain or muscle weakness to body area

20
Q

What are the movement of the lumbar spine and what do they look like

A

Lumbar flexion - sit up
Lumbar extension- dish
Lumbar rotation - twist
Lunar lateral extension- lean to one side

21
Q

What does lumbar flexion cause with regards to the pelvic girdle

A

Anterior pelvic rotation

22
Q

What does lumbar extension cause with regards to the pelvic girdle

A

Posterior pelvic rotation

23
Q

What are the main abdominal muscles

A

Rectus abdominis

Obliques, internal and external

Transverse abdominis

24
Q

Where does the rectus abdominis insert and origin

A

I - cartilage of rib 5,6,7
O - crest of pubis

25
What is the middle attachment line of the rectus abdominis called
Linea alba
26
What are the lines between and called
Tendinous inscriptions
27
What muscles allow rotation
Obliques, external and internal
28
Where do the external obliques inset and originate
Insert, crest of ilium Originate, lower eight ribs
29
Where do the internal obliques insert and originate
O, crest of ilium I, costal cartilage of 8 9 10 ribs
30
What is the role of the transverse abdominis
Core stability Abdominal pressure Forced expiration by pulling abdominal wall inwards
31
What muscle causes extension of the spine
Erector spinae (Posterior muscles)
32
Where do the erector spinae originate and insert
Spinous processes
33
What are the posterior spinal muscles
Erector spinae Quadratus lumborum
34
What is the role of the quadratus lamborum
Stabilisation of pelvis and lumbar spine Core stability and posture
35
Where does the quadratus lumborae insert and originate
I 12th rib and L 1-4 O iliac crest