spine Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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example degenerative condition

A

spondylosis

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2
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example instantly condition

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spondlyolsithesis, spondylosis

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3
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example development condition

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scoliosis

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4
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example traumatic donation

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whiplash

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5
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vert disc function

A

spacer, resist compression, sheer

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6
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facet joint function

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segmental movement, , extension

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7
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overload of facets can lead to ?

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hypertrophy, OA

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8
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function interverrt foramen

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nerve root

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9
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disc pathology presentation

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low back/leg pain
cough sneexse
flexion hurts
extension is ok

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10
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why disc pathology the way it is

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cus bulging disc impinge nerve in foramen with flexion for example

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11
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spondylosis clinic presentation

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morning/night stiffness
improves w mobility
xray - osteophycytes

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12
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whats stenosis

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narrowing

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13
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types of stenosis

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central and lateral

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14
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whats central n lateral effect

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central: spinal canal
lateral: size of IVF

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15
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presentation of stenosis

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lower back pain, bi/uni leg pain
extension hurts
age
progressive

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16
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why uni or bi leg pain

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central effect both lat doesn’t

17
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why extension hurts

18
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where is spondylosis usually

19
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spondylosis common in

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gymnastic, young ppl, figure skater, football

20
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spondylosis from

A

hyperextension during growth years

21
Q

spondylolisthesis
what
grades

A

anterior slippage vert

1-5 (1 25% vert ant)

22
Q

pagets

A

interferes with normal bone remodelling (fast)
genetics
skull pelvis spin

23
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pagents can lead to

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deformity (genu varum), hearing loss, nerve compression

24
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hows pagents diagnosed

25
treat pagets
oral, joint protection, exercise
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scoliosis classifications
congenital, idiopathic neuro
27
congenital scoliosis
vertebra deformities
28
idiopathic scoloiosis
most common unknown cause
29
neuromuscular scoliosis
secondary to other condition (cerebral palsy, spina bifida)
30
grades of WAD
1 ,2,3,4
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grade 1 wad | grade 2
neck pain stiffness no physical sings | 2: neck / msk signs, ROM down
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grade 3, 4, WAD
3- neck complaint near signs decrease senation/weakness | 4 - neck complain fracture/dislocation
33
postural (garden) back
prolonged poor postures shorting of hamstring etc. treatable
34
Pain required med management
WAD, acute disc
35
things that need X-ray or MRI
sponthesis, scoliosis, stenosis
36
irreversible conditions
stenosis, structural scoliosis, osteoporosis, pagets, spondylthesis grade 1
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what has step deformity
sponthesis