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Physical Therapy 445 with Guthrie at University of Washington - Seattle Campus
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By: Jake Brubaker
Textbook:
Hollinshead's Functional Anatomy of the Limbs and Back
Created: 2009-03-13
Size: 14 flashcards
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Hollinshead's Functional Anatomy of the Limbs and BackCreated: 2009-03-13
Size: 14 flashcards
Views: 2
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Where do the intervertebral discs get there nutrients from?
The vertebral bodies through, vertebral end plates.
What is the function of the vertebral end plates?
provide protection from the body of the vertebrae and allow nutrients to pass through to the intervertebral disc.
What is shmoral's disc?
When the intervertebral disc herniates into the vertebral body.
Where does the ligamentum flavum attach? Why is it yellow? What motion does it resist?
-To the lamina
- The large amount of elastin
- Flexion
- The large amount of elastin
- Flexion
Where does the Anterior longitudinal ligament attach? What motion does it resist? Where does it start and end?
-The anterior surface of the vertebral bodies
-Extension
- From the skull to the sacral spine
-Extension
- From the skull to the sacral spine
Where does the Posterior longitudinal ligament attach? What motion does it resist? What other function does it have?
-on the Posterior surface of the vertebral bodies
- flexion
- it stops bulging disc from hitting the spinal cord
- flexion
- it stops bulging disc from hitting the spinal cord
Where does the interspinous ligament attach? What motion does it resist?
-To the spinous processes on the side
- Flexion
- Flexion
Where does the supraspinous process ligament attach? What motion does it resist?
-attaches to the tips of the spinous processes.
-Flexion
-Flexion
What is spondylosis?
General degeneration of the spine
What is spondylolysis?
The presence of a defect in the pars of the lamina
What is spondylolysthesis?
A bilateral defect in the pars which causes the vertebrae to articulate badly.
Where do the strap muscles attach to?
What do they assist with?
What do they assist with?
- To the hyoid bone
- swallowing and stabilize the larynx
- swallowing and stabilize the larynx
What does the radiate ligament do?
Stabilizes the joint of the ribs and transverse processes of the vertebrae
Why is the obliquus capatis inferior important?
It cause the C1 rotation on C2 which is 50% of cervical rotation.
About this deck
By: Jake Brubaker
Textbook: Hollinshead's Functional Anatomy of the Limbs and Back
Created: 2009-03-13
Size: 14 flashcards
Views: 2
Textbook:
Hollinshead's Functional Anatomy of the Limbs and BackCreated: 2009-03-13
Size: 14 flashcards
Views: 2
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