Spine and pelvis week 1 Flashcards

1
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when does the spine starts to develop in pregnancy?

A

after 36 days arises form somite cells. carniage 15

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2
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When does the ossification of vertebrae occurs?

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starts to become evident by the 8th week

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3
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When does the arch of vertebrae fuses? and in what order?

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usually in 3-5 years old. initially fuses in the lumbar region and progresses cranially.

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4
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what age the vertebrae fully ossify?

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25 yo

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5
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what is the position of fetus spine at birth?

A

kyphotic and slowly progressing to straight

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6
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when does cervical curve appears?

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6 months

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7
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Lumbar lordosis occurs at ——

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10 months old. or when the child starts to quadruped rocking and crawling

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8
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describe the shape of the spine from fetus to 6 years old

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The spine changes from a single curve at birth to a triple curve during childhood

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9
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Describe scoliosis of the spine in kids

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lateral curve of the spine in the thoracic region

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10
Q

describe kyphosis?

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Dorsally exaggerated thoracic curve
the normal amount is 23-45 degrees
in older generation and rickets disease

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11
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Mention a type of kyphosis and describe it?

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Sheuremanns kyphosis- anterior wedging of 3 consecutive vertebrae. pain not ususally severe. pain usually at mid scapular region. aching pain with prolonged sitting and standing acitivity

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12
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Describe lordosis and mention types and normal range.

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increased lumbar lordosis curvature
osteomalacia, TB of the spine, normal levels are 20-55

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13
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why back pain is an unexpected findnig in children and what is the red flag?

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bakc pain due to pathologies, posture, backpacks and acitiviy level.
Night pain is reg flag
pain referred from intra-abdominal and intrathoracic pathologies pain usually more constant and worse at night. not alleviated by rest

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14
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what is the likely an indication of back pain in children less than 4 years old?

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infection or neoplasm

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15
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back pain in less than 10 years old indicates

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Diskitis, vertebral osteomyelitis or neoplasm

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16
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back pain after 10 years old

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potentially is secondary to trauma

17
Q

pain in adolescents?

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most likely finding spondylolysis, sheuermann’s kyphosis, disk herniation, slipped or vertebral apophysis
Sheuermann’s kyphosis most common thoracic painin adolescents
Lumbar sheuermann’s disease most common in older adolescents

18
Q

Describe ossification of the pelvis

A

Pelvis comprised of 3 bones including ilium, ischium, and pubis. in the first few weeks of the embryonic period, all elements of the pelvis and hip have differentiated from a single mass of mesoderm to blastemic tissue, pre cartilage and cartilage

19
Q

when does hip joint forms in embryonic phase?

A

Features are visible in week 6. fully developed Hk at the end of the 8th week.

20
Q

Ossification of the pelvis time frame?

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Ossification of the ilium begins at 9 weeks
Ossification of the ischium begins at 16 weeks
at birth the acetabulum is completely cartilaginous. The acetabulum shape and depth is determined by 8 years
3 acetabulum epiphyseal centres dont fuse until 17-18 yrs of age.till adolescents
acetabular depth is inc

21
Q

The most important pre-natal growth of acetabulum is—-

A

external mechanical forces