Bones-3 Vertebrae, Ribs, Shoulder Flashcards

1
Q

What are 2 unique anatomical features of C1(atlas)?

A
  1. It has no body 2. HUGE vertebral foramen (large brain stem!
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2
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What head motions do C1(atlas) & C2 (axis) allow?

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C1(atlas)=Nodding Yes C2(axis)=shaking No

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3
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What are 2 unique anatomical features of C2 (axis)?

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1.The Dens (Odontoid) 2. No Disc(very small body)

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4
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How will they Xray the Dens of C2(axis)?

A

Through the open mouth

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5
Q

What is the main fear of going to the chiropractor to have the neck manipulated?

A

Damage to the Vertebral Artery in the Transverse Foramen

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6
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What holds the Dens of C2(axis) in place and allows the No head motion?

A

Transverse Ligament of C1(atlas)

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7
Q

What is the official name for the joint between C1(atlas) and the Cranium?

A

Atlanto-Occipital Joint

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8
Q

What is the official name for the joint between C1(atlas) and C2(axis)?

A

AtlantoAxial Joint

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9
Q

What is unique to the spinous processes from C2-C6?

A

It is BiFid or BiForked

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10
Q

What is the most distinguishing spinous process in the cervical region?

A

C7’s Vertebra Prominens–especially long

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11
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What is unique about the intervertebral foramen on C7?

A

C7 has intervertebral foramen BUT does NOT use them…WTF?!

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12
Q

Which Thoracic Vertebra articulate with Ribs?

A

T1-10 (11,12=Floaters)

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13
Q

How many fused vertebrae are in the sacrum & Coccyx

A

Sacrum: 5 Coccyx:4

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14
Q

How do you fix a broken coccyx?

A

Rectal Exam

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15
Q

Besides the thoracic organs, what 3 organs does the rib cage protect?

A

Liver, Spleen, Kidney

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16
Q

What are the three parts to the Sternum?

A

1.Man-U-Bri-UM 2. Body 3. “ZEYE-FOID” Xiphoid

17
Q

Where is the jugular notch? Why would a Dr. on a plane need to know this?

A

Superior part of the Sternum. So you can perform a tracheotomy on a choking passenger in the air. :)

18
Q

Which is the most significant part of the Rib because of the neuromuscular bundle?

A

The COSTAL GROOVE (on INFERIOR portion of rib)

19
Q

What is the result of breaking two or more ribs in two spots?

A

FLAIL CHEST

20
Q

Categorize the three types of ribs and how many are in each category.

A

True: ribs 1-7 False: ribs 8-12 (floating: ribs 11-12)

21
Q

Which organ is protected by the floating ribs?

A

Spleen!

22
Q

What is the most frequently fractured bone in the body?

A

The clavicle!

23
Q

Which anatomical aspect is most important for the clavicle?

A

The ACROMal End (flat)

24
Q

What is the POINT of the Shoulder?

A

The CORACOID PROCESS of the Scapula. The Coracoid is shaped like a bent finger That’s POINTING at you if looking anteriorly :)

25
Q

Which joint experiences the very common “football” shoulder separation?

A

The AC joint. ACROMIAL (Scapula) CLAVICULAR (Clavicle) Joint.

26
Q

What is the shallow socket that articulates the scapula with the head of the humerus?

A

Glenoid Cavity