CH. 4 Posture Flashcards

1
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What is Primary Spinal Curvature?

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  • Original, at birth
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What is Secondary Spinal Curvature?

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Develops after birth

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3
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What are the 4 natural curves of the spine?

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  1. Cervical
  2. Thoracic
  3. Lumbar
  4. Sacral
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4
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What is Kyphosis curve?

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Natural curve of the thoracic spine

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5
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What is Lordosis curve?

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Natural curve of the lumbar/cervical spine

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6
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What is a plumb line?

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  • Weighted line that is attached at ceiling
  • can look at different planes and different positions
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7
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3 Pelvic tilts:

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  1. Anterior
  2. Neutral
  3. Posterior
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8
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What is Lordotic Posture?

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  • Increased:
    • Lumbrosacral angle
    • Lumbar Lordosis
    • Anterior pelvic tilt
    • Hip flexion
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9
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What is Kypholordotic Posture?

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  • Forward head
  • Cervical spine hyperextended
  • Scapulae abducted
  • Increased kyphosis of thoracic spine
  • Increased lordosis of lumbar spine
  • Anteirorly tilted pelvic
  • Hip flexed
  • Knees slightly hyperextended
  • Ankles slightly plantar flexed
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10
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What is Relax/Slouched posture?

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  • Swayback
  • Anterior shift of pelvis
  • Forward head
  • Slight extension in cervical
  • Increased kyphosis in thoracic spine
  • Increased lordosis in lumbar
  • Posterior tilt of pelvis
  • Hip extension
  • Knee hyperextension
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11
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What is Flat Low-Back Posture?

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  • Decreased lumbar lordosis
  • Decreased lumbosacral angle
  • Posteriorly tilted pelvis
  • Hips extended
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12
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4 Head/Neck positions:

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  1. Forward head
  2. Lateral deviation
  3. Rotation
  4. Increased or decreased lordosis
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13
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Two types of Scoliosis:

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  • Structural scoliosis
    • Fixed rotation of the vertebrae
    • Posterior rib hump detected on forward bending
    • Vertebral bodies rotate toward the convexity
  • Nonstructural scoliosis
    • Reversible
    • Leg-length discrepancy, muscle guarding
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14
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What is Knee Valgus**, **Varus**, and **Recurvatum?

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  • Valgus
    • “knocked knee”
  • Varus
    • “Bow legged”
  • Recurvatum
    • Hyperextended
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15
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What is Hallux Valgus?

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  • Valgus in the big toe
  • Bungions
  • Uncomfortable bruises
  • Proximal phalanx shifts laterally toward big toe
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16
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What is Foot Valgus/Varus?

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  • Posterior view
  • Non-WB
  • Have someone lay prone and view how foot is positioned.
  • Valgus?
  • Varus?
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