Flashcards in Exam One Review Deck (47):
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At what age do the epiphyseal plates fuse?
16-20
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When do the pedicles fuse?
3-6 years old
3
When do the Laminae fuse?
In the first year of life
4
When do the SP fuse?
Around 16
5
When do the TVP fuse?
Around age 16
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Before 40yo, _____% of the load compresses on the cortex. After 40, it increases to _____%
45
65
7
Before 40, ____% of the load compresses on the cancellous bone. After 40, it changes to _____%.
55%
35%
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Overall greatest ROM in the spine is in what section of the spine?
C4-6
9
Greatest flexion and extension of facet joints is in what section of the spine?
C5-6
10
Greatest overall ROM in the lumbar spine?
L4-5
11
Greatest flexion and extension in Lumbar spine
L5 & S1
12
ROM associated with lumbar
Flexion/rotation
Little lateral bending
No rotation
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ROM associated with thoracic spine
Rotation
Some flexion
Little extension
14
ROM associated with cervical
Flexion/extension
Greatest overall ROM
Rotate
Lateral flexion
15
Intrinsic muscles of the back
Erector spinae (ILS)
Splenius capitis and cervices
Longus capitis and coli
Quadratus lumborum
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Extrinsic muscles of the back
Traps
Lats
Rhomboids
Levator scapulae
17
Intermediate extrinsic muscles of the back
Serratus posterior superior
Serratus posterior inferior
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Transversospinal muscle group
Semispinalis muscles (3)
Multifidus
Rotatores
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Intervertebral muscles
Rotatores
Interspinales
Intertransversalas
Intertransversarii
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Suboccipital muscle group
Rectus capitis posterior major
Rectus capitis posterior minor
Obliquus capitis inferior
Obliquus capitis superior
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Anterolateral Neck Muscles
Scalenes (3)
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Cervical Facet joints are oriented in what plane?
Coronal
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Thoracic facet joints are located in what plane?
Coronal
24
Lumbar facet joints are oriented in what plane?
Sagittal
25
Cervical SAP orientation
Face superior and posterior - 45 degrees
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Cervical IAP orientation
Face inferior and anterior - 45 degrees
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Thoracic SAP orientation
Posterior and superior - 60 degrees from horizontal - 20 degree lateral rotation
28
Thoracic IAP orientation
Anterior and inferior - 60 degrees to horizontal - 20 degree medial rotation
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Lumbar SAP orientation
Mostly medial - rotated 45 degree medially
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Lumbar IAP orientation
Mostly lateral - 45 lateral rotation
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Number of vertebra in each segment
Cervical: 7
Thoracic: 12
Lumbar: 5
Sacrum
Coccyx
Total: 26
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Variations as far as number of vertebra most commonly occurs in which segment?
Lumbar
33
X axis
Flex and rotate (middle finger)
34
Y axis
Left and Right rotation (thumb)
35
Z axis
Left and right lateral flexion (index finger)
36
The child is an individual up to age _____
8
37
What are epiphyseal plates
(AKA growth plates)
Ring of hard compact bone that surrounds the superior and inferior surfaces of vertebral bodies
38
How many vertebra does the spine of a child have?
Spine: 24
Sacrum: 5
Coccyx: 4
Total: 33
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When do the sacral segments fuse?
First 3: 9-11
Last 2: 18-20
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When does the coccyx fuse?
One segment ossifies every 5 years
Becomes one bone age 25-30
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What is the tripod theory?
The axial compression on any vertebrae is borne by the 1) vertebral body and (2,3) the two superior articular processes
42
What is the least reliable palpation contact?
Spinous Process
43
What forms the roof of the intervertebral foramen (IVF)
ROOF: inferior pedicle notch of vertebra above
44
What forms the floor of the IVF?
Superior pedicle notch of the vertebra below
45
What are the three types of spina bifida?
Occulta
Meningocele
Myelomeningocele
46
Which muscle does NOT contribute to the suboccipital triangle?
Rectus capitis posterior minor
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