C Spine Pathologies Flashcards

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What are some complications of congenital torticollis if uncorrected

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Compressed cranial nerves blood vessels
TMJ dysfunction
Osteoarthritis
Degeneration of cervical discs

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3 congenital cervical spine deformities

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Congenital torticollis
Klippel-Feil syndrome
Cervical rib

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2
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Predisposing factor for TOS is:

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Cervical rib (extra rib at C7)

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_________ is a chronic disease of middle aged and older people in which cervical vertebra and IVD degenerate

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Cervical Spondylosis

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Facet joints of _____ and vertebrae IVD are primarily affected with cervical Spondylosis and osteoarthritis of spine DDD

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C4-7

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Weakness and numbness in arms are symptoms associated with _____

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Cervical nerve compression DDD etc

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Symptoms of spinal cord compression in the cervical spine include

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Weakening and gait changes such as jerkiness and unsteadiness
Loss of bladder control and eventually paralysis

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Nerve root compression can be a result of

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Osteoarthritis
Herniated discs
Congenital torticollis

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8
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Symptoms of vertebral artery compression

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Dizziness
Headaches
Double vision

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9
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Rheumatoid arthritis is an inflammatory process that could lead to erosion of what structures? What does this lead to?

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Craniocervical ligaments
Odontoid process of C2
Leads to instability neck pain and subluxation of C1 & C2

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What areas does whiplash commonly affect

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Lower cervical C5-C7 and upper thoracic tissues

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80% of people who suffer whiplash experience _____ which usually resolves in 4 weeks

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Neck pain and stiffness

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Additional symptoms of whip lash include

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Dizziness 
Headache
Paresthesia 
Nausea
Low back pain
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13
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CIs for massage therapy in whiplash clients are

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Ligamentous instability
Neurological findings
Fracture or disc derangement

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14
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Whiplash is considered an ______/_______ injury

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Acceleration

Deceleration

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15
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Spinal cord damage above T1 results in _____

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Quadriplegia

16
Q

Severance of injury to _____ and below result in paraplegia

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T2

17
Q

If cord is severed above _____ death by asphyxiation is possible

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C3-C5

18
Q

Quadriplegics are at a greater risk for _____ and _____

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Deep vein thrombosis

Postural hypotension

19
Q

Latent trigger points activated by sustained shortening may result in

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acute torticollis

20
Q

__________ is different than acute acquired torticollis

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Spasmodic torticollis

21
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Localized dystonia due to involuntary spasm of cervical musckes leading to abnormal shoulder position is termed:

What are other symptoms that accompany this

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Spasmodic torticollis

Affected muscles jerk twitch and affected shoulder shrugs uncontrollably