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35 Cards in this Set

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most of body - flexion and extension in the...

sagital plane

most of body - abduction and adduction in the...

coronal plane

thumb - flexion and extension in the...

coronal plane

thumb - abduction and adduction in the...

sagital plane

rotator cuff

Supraspinatous, Infraspinatous, Teres minor, Subscapularis

layers of epidermis

stratum corneum, lucidum, granulosum, spinosum, basale

Muscles only ______ and always act at a _____.

pull / joint

vertebra prominens location

C7

inferior angle of scapula location

level of T7

iliac crest location

level of L4

triangle of auscultation

rhomboid, trapezius, latissimus dorsi

vertebral foramen

house spinal cord

cervical vertebrae

7. Delicate. Bifid spinous process and transverse foramen.

thoracic vertebrae

12. Long spinous process. Heart-shaped bodies. Costal facets for ribs.

lumbar vertebrae

5. Massive bodies. "Extra" processes for mm attachment.

sacral vertebrae

5 fused vertebrae

coccyx

Looks like rattler from rattle snake. 3-5. Tailbone.

anterior longitudinal ligament (vertebral)

prevents hyperextension

posterior longitudinal ligament (vertebral)

prevents hyperflexion

ligamentum flavum (vertebral)

helps maintain erect position of vertebral column

appendicular muscles

move upper and lower limbs, move and stabilize pectoral and pelvic girdles

pectoral girdle

clavicle & scapula

pelvic girdle

pelvis

contralateral contraction

gives extension

ipsilateral contraction

does rotation

gray matter

motor neurons and unmyelinated axons

anterior gray matter horn

somatic motor neurons (cell bodies)

posterior gray matter horn

sensory neurons (axons)

white matter

funniculi (myelinated axons)

dorsal spinal nerve root

carries sensory info to spinal cord

ventral spinal nerve root

carries motor info to body

proprioception

your body's non-visual awareness of where it is in space

spinal nerves

(come out beneath the vertebrae of the same #)


C 1-8, T 1-12, L 1-5, CO 1

Rami carry ______, roots carry ______.

sensory & motor neurons / only 1

We receive _______ and send out _______.

sensory information, a motor response