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25 Cards in this Set

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Regional features of vertebrae
-cervical=transverse foramina
-thoracic=costal facest (body/transverse foramina)
-lumbar=mamillary processes/large body
Normal curvatures of spine
-cervical=lordosis
-thoracic=kyphosis
-lumbar=lordosis
-sacral=kyphosis
Lordosis
-posterior curvature
-extended
-forms "C" (from sagital view)
Kyphosis
-anterior curvature
-flexed
Primary curvatures of the spine
-curves present at birth
-kyphotic curves: thoracic, sacral
Secondary curvatures of the spine
-develop during growth
-lordotic: cervical, lumbar
Abnormal curvatures of the spine
-excessive kyphosis of thoracic (hunched upper back)
-excessive lordosis of lumbar (sway back)
-scoliosis: lateral deviation/curvature of spine
Contents of the vertebral canal
-spinal cord from foramen magnum to L2
-meninges surround spinal cord
-conus medullaris at end of spinal cord
-cauda equina
-filum terminale
filum terminale
-extension inferiorly of pia mater
cauda equina
-string of spinal nerve roots extending below L2
-includes roots of L2-L5, S1-S5, and coccygeal nerve
superficial layer of extrinsic back muscles
-trapezius
-rhomboid
-latissimus dorsi
-levator scapulae
extrinsic back muscle (definition)
muscles of the back that have only one attachment in the axial region
innervation of superficial layer of extrinsic back muscles
-cranial nerve XI
-ventral rami of spinal nn.
intrinsic back muscles
muscles of the back the have both attachments within the axial skeleton
intermediate layer of intrinsic back muscles
-erector spinae: iliocostalis, longissimus, spinalis
action of intermediate layer of intrinsic back muscles
extension and lateral flexion of vertebral column
innervation of intermediate layer of intrinsic back muscles
dorsal rami of spinal nerves
deep layer of intrinsic back muscles
-transversospinalis: semispinalis, multifidus, rotatores
action of deep layer of intrinsic back muscles
-extension and rotation of vertebral column
innervation of deep layer of intrinsic back muscles
dorsal rami of spinal nerves
blood supply of intrinsic back muscles
dorsal branches of arteries
Thoracolumbar fascia layers
-posterior
-middle
-anterior
Posterior thoracolumbar attachments
attach @ spinous processes, passes posterior to erector spinae to fuse with middle layer
Middle thoracolumbar attachments
attach @ transverse processes, pass posterior to quadratus lumborum m.
Anterior thoracolumbar attachments
attach @ transverse processes and passes anterior to quadratus lumborum to fuse with middle