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How many vertebrae and spinal nerves?

33 vertebrae


31 spinal nerves

A segment of the spine is compromised of what?

Teo vertebrae, disc, and connecting soft tissues

Which vertebra has no body?

Atlas c1

Angulation is spinous process determines limitation of which movement?

Extension

3 general causes of spinal stenosis

Acute


Acquired


Congenital

Which surfaces of superior and inferior facets articulate?

Superior lateral


Inferior medial

Normal facet joint weight transmission vs degenerative state?

20% normal


47 % degenerative

Running compresses which intervertebral discs?

T7-L1 & L5-S1

Until what age do discs fully hydrate?

40 years

At what age are intervertebral discs fully dehydrated?

60 years

What is discogenic pain?

Irritation of the richly sensory nerve fibers innervate in the annulus fibrosus and posterior longitudinal ligament

Load force on discs supine, standing, and sitting leaning forward?

Supine 75kg


Standing 100kg


Sit lean forward 275kg

Name the spinal columns 3 degrees of freedom?

Flex ext


Rotation


Tilting (lateral bending)

Name the spinal column accessory motions.

1. Ant post glide (flex)


2. Lateral glide (ext)


3. Compression and distraction (side bending or rotation)

What two types of joints lie between the vertebrae?

Cartilaginous and synovial


Except c1 and c2 junction

Amount of movement in the spine is mostly due to what?

Size of discs

In the spine, direction of movement is determined by what?

Alignment of zygoapophyseal joint

Name 5 main ligaments of the spine

1. Posterior longitudinal ligaments


2. Anterior LL


3. Ligamentum flavum


4. Supraspinous ligament


5. Interspinous ligament

In the cervical spine, the supraspinous ligaments become whT?

Ligamentum nuchae

What purpose does the thoracolumbar fascia serve?

Transfer forces between spine, trunk and abdominal muscles

Name the parts of the thoracolumbar fascia?

Anterior


Middle


Posterior layers

What is the vertebral endplate?

Expanse of the fibrocartilage of the annulus fibrosus connecting disc to superior and inferior vertebrae