MSK clinical Flashcards
atlanto-axial sublaxation
rupture of the transverse ligament of the atlas
rupture of alar ligament
allows head to turn extra 30 degrees
spondylolysis
defect in pars they fracture
sponylolisthesis
body and spinal column slide forward on vertebral body below/ usually lv5 on sv1
spinal stenosis
narraowing of the intervertebral foramina impinging spinal nerves leading to radiculopathy/narrowing of spinal canal
radiculopathy
pain along a dermatome
foraminotomy
making the intervertebral formaina larger
anklosing spondylitis
bamboo spine fusion of vertebrae osteophytic bone grows into ligaments/ inflammation of ligaments spinal and sacroiliac
ruptured disk
tearing of annulus no protrusion of nucleus pulposa
herniated disk
protrusion of nucleus pulposa
paresthesia and or paraplegia
ischemia to the spinal cord due to interference of blood supply
lumbar puncture for csf goes where
l3 l4 into subarachnoid space
mylopothy
pressure of the vertebral canal mulitple motor nuerons effected
radiculopathy
pressure from the vertebral foramen on a single nerve