Lumbar III Flashcards
What is discoenic pain
Pain that results from disc issues. Presents with pain with flexion or extension
What is facetogenic pain?
Pain resulting from facets.
What is the most common cause of LBP?
soft tissue strain
Mot lumbar injuries are due to what?
segmental dysfunction
What are the tissues in the back that generate pain? (6)
Muscles Ligaments Nerves Fascia facet joints discs
the QL can cause what SD (supposedly)?
Upslip of an innominate
When does the iliolumbar ligament develop?
3rd decade of life
What is spondylitis?
Inflammatory condition of the spine (ankylosing spondylitis)
What is spondylosis?
Degenerative condition of the spin (osteoarthritis)
What is spondylolysis?
Fracture of the pars interarticularis
What is spondylolisthesis?
Forward slipping of the superior vertebra on the inferior
What are the 5 common congential dysfunctions of the spine?
Spondylolysis Facet tropism Lumbarization Sacralization Spinabifidia occulta
What is facet tropism?
Articular pillars on one side may be twisted
What is lumbarization?
congential defect in which S1 is separate from the sacrum
What is sacralization?
fusion of L5 with the sacrum
What is spinal bifida occulta?
Lack of fusion of the lamina of the lumbar spine, without nerve involvement
What are pain symptoms of the QL?
pain with turning over in bed
Unable to bear weight
cough or sneeze painful
Where is the pain referral patterns of the QL?
SI and buttock
Hip and greater trochanter
Abdomen
Groin
Pain with bending forward or backward is indicative of discogenic or facetogenic pain?
Discogenic
Pain with bending walking downhill is indicative of discogenic or facetogenic pain?
Facetogenic
Pain with sitting too long is indicative of discogenic or facetogenic pain?
discogenic
Pain with bending walking up stairs is indicative of discogenic or facetogenic pain?
discogenic
What are the three stages of the degenerative cascade model?
I = dysfunction development
II = develop laxity
III = stabilization/stenosis
What is the most common congenital dysfunction in the lumbar spine?
Facet tropism