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The Spine
Components of vertebra
Components of Vertebra
• Body:
• Vertebral Foreman:
• Spinous Process:
• Transverse Process:
• Laminae:
• Pedicles:
Curvature of Spine
Lordosis: spine curves anteriorly
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Kyphosis: Spine curves posteriorly
Regions of the Spine
• Cervical
• Thoracic
• Lumbar
• Sacrum
• Coccyx
Cervical Spine
• Neck bones
• Atlas:
• Axis:
Atlas & Axis
Atlas:- Has no __________- Articulates with the
___________ of the skull- Moves head
forward___________________________________s and backwards on this joint
Axis:- Contains a “_______”
which acts as a pivot- Allows head to move
____________________
Cervical Spine• _____________ in size then
other areas of the spine
• Large vertebral foreman
• _______sets of cervical nerves that exit the spinal cord in this area
• Role of cervical spine:
Thoracic Spine 12 Vertebra (T1-T12)
Thoracic Spine
• ______________________________ (12)
• Transition between the cervical spine and lumbar spine
Normal cat scan of thoracic vertebra
Lumbar Vertebra
• 5 Lumbar (L1-L5)• Massive body:
• Robust Transverse and spinous process
• Small vertebral foreman• Allow
_________________• Spinal cord exits the
vetebral foreman around ____________
Sacrum and Coccyx
Sacrum:
- 5 ____________ vertebra
- Allows nerves to pass through
Coccyx
- Located below sacrum
Spinal nerves
Intro to what area they control
Spine Injuries and Diseases
Lordosis
• Inward curvature of a portion of the lumbar and cervical vertebral column
• A major factor of lordosis is __________________, when the pelvis tips forward when resting on top of the femurs
• Causes
Kyphosis
• Kyphosis is a curving of the spine that causes ________________________________________________, which leads to a hunchback or slouching posture
• Causes
Scoliosis
• Abnormal curve in the spine. (medial/lateral)
• ______________ times more common in girls than boys
• Most common in those over 10 years of age
• Causes:
Scoliosis• Signs and Symptoms:
– Unbalanced back– One leg longer than the other– Adam’s Forward Bend (Bend over test)
• Look at hips and shoulders• If looks off send for X-rays
Scoliosis of the thoracic spine (adolescent). Black
pen marks represent physician's technique for
measuring angle of thoracic curve. This much
curve is usually treated with surgery.
Scoliosis
Treatment:
- Small angle:
- Medium Angle: (under 40 degrees)
Scoliosis
• Treatment:– Over ______degrees angle:
• Surgery