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Form & Function 1 > Lecture 21 - MSK Neck & Back > Flashcards

Lecture 21 - MSK Neck & Back Flashcards

1
Q

what are the functions of the backbone/spine?

A
  1. support the head
  2. house spinal cord
  3. provide attachments
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2
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What is the vertebral formula for dogs

A

C7 T13 L7 S3 Cd20

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3
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Vertebral body

A

fossa in which subsequent vertebrae connect; weightbearing

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4
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Vertebral arch

A

the dorsal part of the vertebral canal

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4
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Spinous Process

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doral most, muscle attachments

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5
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Transverse Process

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lateral, muscle attachments

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6
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Cranial Articular Process

A

connects to the cranial vertebra

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7
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Caudal Articular Process

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connects to the caudal vertebra

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8
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Vertebral foramen

A

central opening for the spinal cord

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9
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Intervertebral foramina

A

openings between each vertebra

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10
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what vertebra have transverse foramina

A

C1-C6

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11
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What is the unique anatomy of C1 (atlas)

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dorsal and ventral arches (no body)
“Wings”

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12
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What is the unique anatomy of C2 (axis)

A

spine
dens

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13
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What is unique about the fovea on the thoracic vertebra

A

the costal and cranial fovea form joints with the ribs

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14
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Hemivertebra

A

improper formation

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15
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Block Vertebra

A

fusion of two or more vertebra

16
Q

Spondylosis Deformans

A

acquired excessive bone growth

17
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Atlanto-occipital

A

between the skull and C1; “yes” joint

18
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Atlanto-axial

A

between C1 and C2; “no” joint

19
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Intervertebral disc joint

A

between adjacent vertebra

20
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Costal joints

A

between the thoracic vertebra and ribs

21
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Sacroiliac joint

A

between the pelvis and sacrum

22
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Articular process joints

A

between adjacent cranial and caudal articular processes

23
Q

What anatomical landmarks do you look for when doing a CSF tap

A
  1. wings of atlas
  2. spinous process of axis
  3. external occipital protuberance
24
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Transverse ligament of the atlas

A

spans vertebral foramen and keeps dens ventral

25
Q

Atlanto-axial subluxation

A

joint misalignment; spinal cord compression

26
Q

What is the IV disc structure

A

Outer annulus fibrosis - tightly bonded lamina
inner nucleus pulposus - gelatinous cushions

27
Q

IVDD

A

degeneration of discs leading to herniation of the nucleus pulposus

28
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Dorsal atlantoaxial ligament

A

C1 to C2

29
Q

Nuchal ligament

A

caudal spinous process of C2 to spinous process of T1

30
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Supraspinous ligament

A

spinous process of T1 to Cd3

prevents abnormal separation in flexion

31
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epaxial

A

dorsal muscles

32
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hypaxial

A

ventral muscles (below transverse processes)

33
Q

Epaxial muscles

A

transversospinalis
longissimus
iliocostalis

34
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Hypaxial muscles

A

longus colli
longus capitis

quadratus lumborum
psoas minor
psoas major
iliacus

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