Lumbar Spine Flashcards

1
Q

Foward displacement of one vertebrae on top of the other vertebrae:

A

Spondylotisthesus

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2
Q

IDENTIFY Spondylotisthesus

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3
Q

How do you identify the spondylotisthesus?

A

L5-S1 spot
Lateral lumbar spine

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4
Q

Which of the following will best demonstrate the presence of spondylotis thesus?

A

L5-S1
Lateral lumbar spine

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5
Q

On an average male how do you angle the tube for an L5-S1 spot for lumbar spine:

A

3-5 degrees cuadal

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6
Q

On an average female how do you angle the tube for an L5-S2 spot:

A

5-8 cuadal

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7
Q

If the patient is on their back for an AP oblique position of the lumbar spine what is being demonstrated?

A

zygopophyseal closest to the IR

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8
Q

The eye of the scotty dog?

A

pedicle

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9
Q

The ear of the scotty dog?

A

Sup. articular process

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10
Q

The body of the scotty dog is?

A

lamina & spinous process

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11
Q

The front foot of the scotty dog is?

A

Inferior articular process

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12
Q

The back foot of the scotty dog is?

A

Inf. articular process of the other side

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13
Q

The tail of the scotty dog is:

A

the sup. articular process of the other side

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14
Q

When the patient is on their back for an AP axial sacrum?

A

15 degrees cephalic

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15
Q

When the patient is on their back for the AP axial coccyx?

A

10 degrees caudad

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16
Q

When the patient is prone for an AP axial sacrum?

A

15 degrees caudad

17
Q

When the patient is prone for an AP axial coccyx?

A

10 degrees cephalic

18
Q

A sterile procedure done under fluoroscopic procedure?

A

Myelogram

19
Q

Where do we inject for a myelogram?

A

Subarachnoid space

20
Q

What does intrathecally refer to?

A

within the spinal canal

21
Q

Where do you inject for the myelogram?

A

S1

22
Q

What would be the purpose of a myeolgram?

A

HNP
Slipped disk
Ruptured disk

23
Q

When the patient is placed in a 25-30 degree posterior oblique position the CR will enter 1 inch medial Upside to the ASIS

A

SI joint furthest from the IR

24
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