iRA/tRA #1 Flashcards

1
Q

most prominent spinous process

A

C7

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2
Q

typical cervical vertebrae

A

C3-C7

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3
Q

uncinate process has what shape

A

saddle

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4
Q

C1 is also called

A

atlas

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5
Q

anterior arch

A

posterior surface articulates with dens from C2

anterior tubercle

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6
Q

posterior arch

A

groove for VA

posterior tubercle

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7
Q

what attaches at posterior tubercle

A

ligamenta flava

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8
Q

2 surfaces of lateral masses

A

superior surface– kidney shaped

inferior surface– circular, concave M/L and convex A/P

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9
Q

where can you palpate the transverse processes of C1

A

between mastoid process and ramus of mandible

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10
Q

C2 is also called

A

axis

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11
Q

2 facets of the articular pillars

A

superior– convex

inferior– oriented inferior and anteriorly

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12
Q

what is the groove in pedicles of C2 for

A

vertebral artery

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13
Q

odontoid process (dens) function

A

axle for head rotation

articular facet for articulation with anterior arch of C1

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14
Q

stabilizing ligamentous structures of dens

A

transverse ligament
apical ligament
alar ligament

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15
Q

IV discs are composed of

A

nucleus pulposus
annulus fibrosis
vertebral endplate

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16
Q

layers of vertebral endplate

A

hyaline cartilage– towards vertebral body

fibrocartilage– towards nuclues

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17
Q

vertebral endplate is encircled by

A

ring apophasis

18
Q

anterior annulus

A

thick, strong
lambdoid orientation
joins near midline

19
Q

posterior annulus

A

thin
longitudinal fibers
transverse fissure to allow for swinging motion of vertebral bodies

20
Q

function of zygapophysial joints

A

guide and limit movement of spine

21
Q

zygapophysial joint is a _____ joint

22
Q

fibroadipose meniscoid

A

highly innervated structure
encloses fat, collagen, and blood vessels

23
Q

what do fibroadipose meniscoids protect

A

articular cartilage that would otherwise be exposed during motion

24
Q

articulating surfaces of joints of luschka

A

medial border of uncinate processes and inferiolateral border of the superior vertebra

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longus colli unilateral function
flexes and ipsilaterally flexes neck ROLE IN STATIC POSITIONING
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anterior scalene
C3-6 to 1st rib
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middle scalene
C2-7 to 1st rib
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posterior scalene
C4-6 to 2nd rib
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alar ligaments limit
C1-2 rotation
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alar ligaments are taut with
contralateral rotation
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tectoral membrane
posterior body of C2 to above foramen magnum
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apical ligament of dens
apex of dens to anterior foramen magnum
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PLL spans
from posterior body of C2 to sacrum
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ALL spans
anterior spine blending with anterior bodies and annulus/end-plates
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ligamenta flava what does it check
Attach adjacent laminae Thin, yellow, elastic Check cervical flexion motion
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ligamentum nuchae
Continuous with supraspinous ligament
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lower cervical extension is checked by
ALL
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lower cervical flexion is checked by
PLL, ligamenta flava, capsular ligaments, ligamentum nuchae
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C0-1 and C1-2 coupling
rotation contralateral
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C2-7 coupling
ipsilateral lateral flexion and rotation