Test 3 - respiratory Flashcards
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reverse curvature in back
lordosis
abnormal lateral curvature of spinal column
caused by muscle imbalance, poor diet, stroke
weight baring down on spine
scoliosis
2 sides of neural arch fails to fuse together
close to surrounding the spinal column
can play sports and can become paralyzed
spina bifida
after age 40, there is not enough calcium to keep strength, there is more _ marrow and less _ marrow
yellow; red
when do you take folic acid
when pregnant
what does cpr sands for
cardiopulmonary resucitation
blood isnt moving; neurons will start to die
afib
the sternum consist of 3 parts. what are they.
manubrium, body, xiphoid process
another name for xiphoid process
ensiform process
when the manubrium and body fuse together, this is called
sternal angle
rib cage has how many pairs
12
lack of vitamin D
pigeon breast
increased sternal angle
rickets
the bulk of the rib is called
shaft
the head of the rib articulates with the transverse process of the
thoracic vertebrae (angle of the rib)
the head of the rib is separated from the shaft by a
short neck (costal groove)
with the exception of the first rib and the last 3 pairs, the head of every rib articulates with the bodies of two __ __ and their __ __
adjacent vertebrae and intervertebral disc
seven pairs of ribs are call __ ribs
true ribs
true ribs articulate directly with the
sternum
another word for true ribs
vertebrosternal ribs
ribs 8.9. and 10 articulate with the sternum by means of __ __ cartilages
long costal
another word for false ribs
vertebronchial ribs
ribs 11 and 12 attach to the __ __ but are not attached to the sternum which is referred to as floating ribs
thoracic vertebrae
during inspiration, the thorax changes in 3 different. name them
vertical dimension, transverse diameter, anteroposterior diameter
vertical dimension moves _ and _
transverse diameter moves _ to _
anteroposterior diameter moves - to -
up and down
side to side
front to back