Anatomy Lab Flashcards

1
Q

where does most of the flexion/extension of the neck occur?

A

C3-7

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2
Q

where does most rotation in the neck occur?

A

C1-2

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3
Q

where does most of the flexion/extension of the skull occur?

A

C1

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4
Q

Condition with lateral curves and rotational deformity. Loss of normal lordosis and kyphosis

A

scoliosis

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5
Q

Why are screws for lumbar fusion inserted through pedicles?

A

staying within the pedicle avoids cauda equina and nerve roots

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6
Q

Part of vertebrae removed during discetomy

A

lamina

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7
Q

Symptoms include shoulder and arm weakness. “Balled up” muscle with bruising

A

proximal biceps tendon rupture

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8
Q

Symptoms include difficulty with supination and positive Hook sign

A

distal biceps rupture

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9
Q

Superficial veins of the arm

A

cephalic and basilic

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10
Q

What can a patient who has a torn achilles tendon not do?

A

cannot walk on tip toes

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11
Q

Presents with collapsed arch and heel in valgus position

A

posterior tibial tendon rupture

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12
Q

Presents with weakness in dorsiflexion and foot drop

A

anterior tibial tendon rupture

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