C/s Foundations (10) Flashcards

1
Q

What portion of the neck is upper c/s

A

Occiput-C2

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2
Q

What portion of the neck is mid c/s

A

C3-C6

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3
Q

What portion of the neck is lower c/s

A

C7-T1

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4
Q

Describe what a cervical vertebrae looks like (body, SP, foramen, TP)

A

-small oval body
-wide vertebral arch and lg vertebral foramen
-long bifid SP that points down (not on C7)
-TP attaches mus and lig

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5
Q

What are the 3 ant components of vertebrae

A

-posterolat lip (uncus)
-pedicle
-TP

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6
Q

What are the 3 posterior components of vertebrae

A

-lamina
-bifid SP
-sup/inf AP

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7
Q

What is the shape and inclination of the facets

A

-lower facet is convex, upper is concave
-45 degree inclination

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8
Q

What is another name for uncinate processes

A

Jt of luschka

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9
Q

What segs are uncinate processes found

A

C3-7

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10
Q

Fxn of uncinate processes

A

-prevents vertebrae from sliding back off inf vert and limits SB

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11
Q

Describe what the uncinate processes are

A

-superior surface of vert below curves up and forms hyaline lip

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12
Q

Describe the components of a disc (annulus fibrosis, direction of fibers)

A

-annulus fibrosis doesn’t encompass entire perimeter (LACKS POST)
-fibers are vertically post

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13
Q

How are involved n roots ID? Ex?

A

-ID by caudal seg of intervertebral foramen
-ex. herniated disc w/ C4-5 bulge, affects C5 n root

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14
Q

What % ranges does n root occupy foramina space

A

25-33%

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15
Q

what 3 structures does the transverse foramen house

A

-vertebral a
-accessory vertebral v
-vertebral n

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16
Q

where is vertebral a located

A

lat to longus colli, med to ant scalene

17
Q

what movement makes vertebral a most vulnerable to compress

18
Q

What pos decreases BF of vertebral a

A

20 degrees ext and rot

19
Q

7 cervical myelopathy red flags

A

-sensory disturb in hands
-hand intrinsic mus wasting
-unsteady gait
-hoffman’s reflex
-hyper reflex
-bowel and bladder probs
-multiseg wk and/or sensory changes

20
Q

what are the % of movement for upper c/s (rot, flex/ext, overall motion)

A

-60% rot
-40% flex/ext
-45% overall neck motion

21
Q

What MOI is upper c/s susceptible to injury

A

indirect high energy trauma

22
Q

what does alar lig limit?

23
Q

describe the slack/limit of alar with cervical motion

A

-Rot head in one direction, contra lig tightens and ipsilat lig slackens

-Contralat lig limits SB

24
Q

what jts form the upper c/s

A

OA and AA jts

25
Q

what structures does C1 not have

A

no body or SP

26
Q

Are SB and rot in upper c/s opp or same

27
Q

how are coupling biomech different from upper and lower c/s

A

lower SB and rot to SAME side

28
Q

Describe facet biomechanics of flex

A

Sup and ant glide of superior on inferior bilateral

29
Q

Describe facet biomechanics of ext

A

Inf and post glide

30
Q

Describe facet biomechanics of rot

A

Sup and ant glide of superior on inferior facet on one side

Slight inf and post glide on opp side