Thoraco-Lumbar Flashcards

(41 cards)

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T1-T3 transverse location

A

ONE interspinous space above and ONE inch lateral to spinous

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T4 transverse location

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at level of T3 spinous and ONE inch lateral to spinous

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T5-T9 transverse location

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TWO interspinous spaces above and ONE inch lateral to spinous

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T10 transverse location

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at the level of T9 and 3/4 inch lateral to spinous

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T11-T12 transverse location

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ONE interspinous space above and 1/2 inch lateral to spinous

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L1-L5 mammillary location

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ONE interspinous space above and 3/8 inch lateral to spinous

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7
Q

what 2 motion procedures is the genie required for

A

Thoracic Extension and Rotation

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8
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SCP of lumbar extension

A

inferior tip of spinous process

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9
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CP of lumbar extension

A

Chiro Index Finger (digit 3)

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10
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movement of lumbar extension

A

spinous process should approximate - loss of end feel indicates fixation

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11
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SCP of lumbar rotation

A

inferior/lateral aspect of spinous process

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12
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CP of lumbar rotation

A

thumb pad

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13
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movement of lumbar rotation

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spinous process should rotate lateral - loss of rotation indicates fixation

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14
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SCP of lumbar lateral bend

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Inferior/lateral aspect of spinous process

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15
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CP of lumbar lateral bend

A

thumb pad

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16
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movement of lumbar lateral bend

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spinous should deviate lateral and slightly superior - loss indicates fixation

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17
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SCP of thoracic extension

A

inferior tip of spinous process

18
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CP of thoracic extension

A

Chiro index finger (digit 3)

19
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movement of thoracic extension

A

spinous processes should approximate - loss of end feel indicates fixation

20
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SCP of thoracic rotation

A

inferior/lateral aspect of spinous process

21
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CP of thoracic rotation

22
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movement of thoracic rotation

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spinous process should rotate lateral - loss of rotation indicates fixation

23
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SCP of thoracic lateral bend

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inferior/lateral aspect of spinous process

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CP of thoracic lateral bend

25
movement of thoracic lateral bend
spinous should deviate lateral and slightly superior - loss indicates fixation
26
SCP of P-A central vertebral pressure
prominent portion of spinous process
27
CP of P-A central vertebral pressure
hook of hamate
28
movement of P-A central vertebral pressure
segments will glide anteriorly and feel springy with no pain - if not=fixation
29
SCP of spinous wiggle
mammillary (L) or transverse (T) and Equivalent spinous
30
CP of spinous wiggle
thumb pads
31
movement of spinous wiggle
spinous process should deviate away from thumb - no movement, fixation
32
what is typically the vertebral prominence
C7 (sometimes T1 -30%)
33
spinous at root of scapular spine
T3
34
demonstrates largest spinous process
T4
35
spinous at inferior angle of scapula when PRONE
T6
36
spinous at inferior angle of scapula when SEATED
T7
37
thoracic imbricated area
T5-T9
38
closest spinous' together
T9-T10
39
first blade like spinous
L1
40
directly medial to iliac crests
L4
41
smallest spinous process
L5