Chapter 4 spine power point Flashcards

1
Q

protects spinal cord

A

vertebral canal

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2
Q

path for nerves

A

intervertebral foramina

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3
Q

jelly filled

protects and cushions

inside intervertebral disk

A

nucleus pulposus

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4
Q

hard outer area

A

annulus fibrosus

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5
Q

have transverse foramen

bifid spinous process

A

cervical vertebrae

C3-C6(has bifid spinous process)

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6
Q

cervical vertebrae

no spinous process

articulates with occipital bone

A

C1

Atlas

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7
Q

odontoid process

Dens

allows rotation of head

A

C2

Axis

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8
Q

has vertebral prominens

A

C7

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9
Q

have costal facets

looks like a giraffe

A

thoracic vertebrae

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10
Q

costovertebral joint

A

articulate with head of rib

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11
Q

costotransverse joint

A

articulate with tubercle of rib

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12
Q

larger body size

A

Lumbar vertebrae

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13
Q

5 fused vertebra

foramina

promontory

hiatus

cornu

articulates with illiac

A

sacrum

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14
Q

4 fused vertebra

attachment point for filum terminlae

A

coccyx

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15
Q

connects Dens(odontoid process) to foramen magnaum

A

apical ligament

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16
Q

oblique across Dens to Anterior of C1

rotates head

A

Alar ligament

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17
Q

sling posterior of Dens(odontoid process)

attach foramen magnum to body of Axis

cross-like appearance

A

transverse ligament

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18
Q

longitudinal portion of transverse ligament

A

cruciform ligament

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19
Q

thick bands

base of occipital to cervical spinous processes

attachment point for muscles

A

ligamentum nuchae

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20
Q

runs complete length of spine on spinous processes

continuation of ligamentum nuchae

A

supraspinous ligament

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21
Q

broad ligament from clivas of occipital bone to axis

covers Dens

continuous with posterior longitudinal ligament

A

Tectorial membrane

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22
Q

runs entire anterior surface of all vertebral bodies to sacrum

thick broad ligament

A

Anterior longitudinal ligament

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23
Q

runs lenght of spin on anterior inner surface of the vertebral foramen

attaches at disk spaces

thin fibrous

A

posterior longitudinal ligament

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24
Q

connects posterior portion of lamina

A

ligamentum flava

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25
Q

number of vertebrae

A

7 cervical

12 thoracic

5 lumbar

5 sacral (fused)

4 coccyx (fused)

26
Q

runs from transverse process (12th rib) to illiac crest

lateral flexion

considered abdominal muscles

fans out towards side

A

quadratus lumborum

27
Q

anterior and lateral to vertebral body in lumbar region

A

psoas muscle

28
Q

same as surrounding the brain

Dura

arachnoid

pia

A

spinal meninges

29
Q

thecal sac

A

created by the dura mater

30
Q

highly vascular

A

pia mater

31
Q

lower end of pia mater

attachs to coccyx

A

filum terminale

32
Q

keep spinal cord supported laterally in spinal column

A

denticulate ligaments

33
Q

end of spinal cord

around L1-L2

A

conus medullaris

34
Q

the continuatoin of nerves after the conus medullaris

A

cauda equina

35
Q

surrounds the gray matter in spinal column

A

white matter

36
Q

central portion of spinal cord

butterfly shape

A

gray matter

37
Q

posterior projections

sensory neurons

in gray matter

A

dorsal horns

38
Q

anterior projections

in gray matter

shorter

motor neurons

A

ventral horns

39
Q

neurons entering cord from the body

A

dorsal roots

40
Q

combining of dorsal and ventral nerves

31 pair

A

spinal nerve

41
Q

contains motor and sensory fibers

extends posterior after foramen to innervate trunk

A

dorsal rami

42
Q

innervates anterior of body

comes off spinal nerve and splits

A

ventral rami

43
Q

cervical

brachial

lumbar

sacral

A

nerve plexuses

44
Q

at C1-C4

A

cervical plexus

45
Q

goes to diaphragm to control respiration

at level of C3-C5

A

phrenic nerve

46
Q

at level of C5-T1

roots and cords

motor and sensory for upper extremeties

A

brachial plexus

47
Q

emerge between anterior and medial scalene muscle

C5-T1

A

Brachial plexus roots

48
Q

5 terminal branches

musculocutaneous

axillary

median

radial

ulnar

A

brachial plexus cords

49
Q

T12-L4

anterior of pelvis and leg

A

lumbar plexus

50
Q

largest branch of lumbar plexus

A

femoral nerve

51
Q

largest branch of femoral nerve

descends medial aspect of leg to ankle with vein

A

saphenous nerve

52
Q

motor and sensory for posterior

buttocks and legs

contains sciatic nerve

A

sacral plexus

53
Q

largest nerve from sacral plexus

A

sciatic nerve

54
Q

tibeal nerve

peroneal nerve

A

branches of sciatic nerve

55
Q

anterior spinal artery

posterior spinal artery

spinal branches

A

spinal arteries

56
Q

single artery runs length of spine

A

anterior spinal artery

57
Q

two arteries that run length of spine

A

posterior spinal arteries

58
Q

branch between anterior and posterior arteries

A

spinal branches

59
Q

valve less

anterior and posterior

radial branches

A

spinal veins

60
Q

run intervertebral

A

veins of the vertebral column

61
Q
A