spine Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

how many vertebrae are in the spine

A

24

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2
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how many of cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebrae are there

A

7 cervical
12 thoracic
5 lumbar

sacrum = 5 fused vertebrae
cocyx = 3-5 fused vertabrea

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3
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what is in-between each vertebrae

A

intervertebral disc

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4
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what is the function of the intervertebral disc

A

absorb shock

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5
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what is the intervertebral disc made of

A

outer annulus fibrosis (fibrocartilage)

inside nucleus pulposes

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6
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what happens when you get a slipped disc

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nucleus pulposes herniates out the annulus fibrosis and presses on spinal nerves

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7
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what is vertebrae c1 and c2 known as

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c1= atlas
c2 = axis

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8
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what allows the nodding of the head

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atlanto-occipital joints of the atlas (c1) allow the flexion and extension of head

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9
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what type of joints are the Atlanta-occipital joints

A

condyloid synovial joints

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10
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what allows you to turn your head left and right

A

c2

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11
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state all the components of a thoracic vertabrae

A

vertebral body
superior and inferior articular process
laminar
spinous process
transverse process

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12
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what are the joints that joint adjacent vertebrae’s together + what type of joints are they

A

zygaphophyseal joints
synovial joints

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12
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state all the components of a cervial vertebrae

A

transverse foramen
vertebral foramen
lamina
spinous process (bifid)
pedicle
transverse process
superior and inferior articular process

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13
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how does the rib articulate with the thoracic vetabrae

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via the superior and inferior demifacets and theres a facet on the transverse process that articulates with the tubercle of the rib

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14
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how do adjacent vertebrae interact with each other

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via the superior and inferior articulate facets

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15
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what is the function of intervertebral foramen between articulating vertebrae

A

where spinal nerves emerge from

16
Q

from which vertebrae have the zygopopheaseal joing

A

The zygapophyseal joints extend between the axis (C2) and the first sacral vertebra (S1).

17
Q

what joint joins the c1 and c2

A

Atlanta-axial joint

18
Q

what do you call the joints between the vertebrae and ribs

A

costovertebral joints

19
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what do you call the joints between the transverse process and tuberosity of the rib

A

costotrasnverse joints

20
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what do you call the joints between the bones of the spine

21
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what do you call the joint that joins the sacrum and ilium

A

sacroiliac joint

22
Q

what movements do the thoraspic spine allow

A

lateral flexion and rotation

23
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hat movements do the lumbar spine allow

A

flexion and extention

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what type of movements do the cervical spine allow
all flexion, extension, lateral flexion and rotation
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what feature of the atlas/c1 allow the nodding movement
the saddle shaped superior articular facets
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what feature of the axis/c2 allow the rotation of the neck
prong of the dens povide an axis which allows the atlas to rotate side to side
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what 2 muscle groups help the spinal movements and which muscle groups help with what movements
back muscles = help with extensioon abdominal muscles = help with flexion, lateral flexion and rotation
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specifically what muscles help with extention
erector spinae muscles
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specifically what muscles help flextion
rectus abdominis
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specifically what muscles help lateral flexion and rotation
quadrates lumborum internal/external obliques transverse abdominis
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what are the curvatures of the spine
cervial and lumbar = lordosis thoracic and sacral = kyphosis
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what do you call the extreme curvature of the thoracic spine
thoracic hyperkyphosis
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what do you call the extreme curvature of the lumbar spine
lumbar hyperlordisis
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what are the 5 ligaments of the spine
anterior/posterior longitudinal ligament supraspinous/intraspinous ligament ligamentum flavus (on both side so ligament flava)
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