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what are the primary curvatures? secondary curvatures?
primary - thoracic and sacral
secondary - cervical (3 mos w/ head lifting) and lumbar (5 mos when baby starts sitting)
a baby presents with a tuft of hair on his lower back. what could this be?
spina bifida occulta - the neural arch at L5 and/or S1 did not fuse
what is the difference between a meningocele and a meningomyelocele?
meningocele - spina bifida cystica with meninges herniation

meningomyelocele - spina bifida cystica with meninges and spinal cord protrustion
what is spondylolisthesis and where is it most commonly found?
spondylolisthesis - forward displacement of one vertebra over another

most commonly found in L5 over S1
(if severe enough, it can interfere with pregnancy)
what are the denticulate ligaments made of?
pia mater
you need to insert a needle into someone's chest - where in between the ribs do you insert?
2/3 of the distance below the superior rib to avoid the VAN in the costal groove and the collateral branches along the superior border of the bottom rib
where does the lymph from the breasts drain to?
lateral quadrants - axillary lymph nodes

medial quadrants - parasternal lymph nodes
what makes up the borders of the triangle of auscultation and what is its significance?
medial - trapezoid
inferior - lat dorsi
lateral - medial border of scapula with rhomboid major

site where breathing sounds are heard most clearly
a child accidentally breathed in a marble, where are you most likely to find it?
in the right lung because the right main bronchus is wider, shorter, and runs more vertically
what is kyphosis and what is lordosis? which are you more likely to see in an elderly patient?
kyphosis is increased thoracic curvature
lordosis is increased lumbar curvature

you are more likely to see kyphosis in an elderly patient due to osteoporosis