Step 1 Flashcards

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1
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nucleus pop & annulus origin?

A

mesoderm, pop notochord

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2
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axis bone fxn?

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ring that rotates

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3
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Atlas bone fxn?

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its the tooth/ den that nods

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4
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How compress vertebral artery?

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4 parts. the osteoartheritis osteophytes of transverse foramen cervical veterbrate

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5
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Herination nuc polpous? spinal segements are usually?

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posterior-lateral direction, compress spinal nerves (dorsa or vent rami) below intervetebral foramen**Spinal segments greater vertebrate number.

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zygapophyseal joint disease or vertebral body displacement or pedicle erosion

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Spinal nerve compression

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7
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pedicles-

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intervetebral foramin (sides) exit spinal nerves

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spinal tap

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btw L4 -L5 locate by crest, tap to subarachniod, collect CSF, inter lamina space (btwn spinous and transverse) in back

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9
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scotty dog-

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break dogs neck(laminae) , spinous process face, body lamina, ears and legs supra/infraarticula, tail transverse process

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dorsal rami-

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nn erector spine, true back muscles, back skin only

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11
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motor neuron vs ANS

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1 pathway vs 2 pathway (glands, smc/ involuntary)

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white communicon

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myelin of Symp (pre ganglion axon) takes it to the sump trunk, exists only in T2-L2 only

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gray communion exit

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exit w less myelin (post ganglion axon)

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14
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symp -ganglion

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Cervical (sup, middle, inf (stellate fusion cervical-thoracic)) , preaortic (prevertebral) greater/lesser/ lumbar splanhic, pelvic splanhinc- pelvic organs

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Caudal nerve block?

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@ S2 epidural bc S2 no subarachniod sapce

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16
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caudal equina/end of spine at?

17
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Name of UMN that controls symp?

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descending hypothamic-

18
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Horner syndrome symptom and cause?

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damage ECC/ICC artery or anything on pathway of symp going to HEENT- (ptisosi, anyhdrosis, flush)

19
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Sympathetic travel by?

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artery or spinal nerve only not cranial nerve

20
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Parasym-

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3,7,9,10 and S2-4

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3,7,9,10 and S2-4

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cillary gang =>constrictor, (( 7- chord tympani via lingual n (V3) going to submandib gang+> subs, or Vividian going PPG=> all other mucosa paranasal, pharyngeal, nasal, lacrimal)), 9 -lesser petrosal via otic gang=> parotid, solitarus nucleus , -Vagus= ant vs post => forget v midgut

22
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Peri/thorcentesis fxn and space?

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pleural space to remove fluid (ex blood) , piercing parietal

23
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amniocentsis fxn and space?

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Spina bifida, (AFP), hyrdoalmonia (ancephaly)

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Puednal block fxn?

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pregnancy at ischiotuberosity

25
Culdoscopy/culdocentesis
pierces post fornix to look @ abdominal cavity pouch of dougla
26
Ant longitudnal ligament disease?
Whiplash injury from hyperextension
27
Which ligaments punctured for spinal tap?
off-midline is the flavum ligament but midline is the supra/infraspinous lig- midline puncture
28
CN7 branches
Motor (face paralysis) , chorda tympany (Submandibular) & vividian(greater petrosal) (PPG), and many other branches
29
improper Abortion-
pierce through pos. fornix to the pouch douglas, introduce infection
30
hysterctomy
remove utreus clamp uterine a be careful bc Ureter under the uterine artery
31
pelvic acistis
pouch of douglas , lowest point of pertinoine cavity in women only
32
Flow of urine in men?
kideny => calyx=>pevlic=> ureter=>bladder => prostatic urethra=> membraneous urethra => bulb of penis => bulb spongios(muscle)n=> corpus spongious (body shaft penis)
33
wall of bladder called and action?
detrusor smc (peristalsis) => release urine(parasymp, sacral)
34
internal spinchter
contract/closes (symp, lumbar?)
35
external spinster. Both spincters between what part of male urethra
somatic pudendal . prosattic urethra
36
ejacuclation
sYMPATHETIC, contraction of semin
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Flow of semin. Most semin=
epipidymiss-> vas deferens-> seminvesicles-> ejaculatory duct (prostate)=> prostatic urethra Most semin= seminal vesicles and prostate ejaculator
38
extravesation of urine
superfical. perineal space continuous scrotum, shaft penis, ant. abdominal wall btwn. Scarpa's fascia and external oblique layer