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-cervical vertebra (7)
-Thoracic vertebra (12-ribs attached)
-sacrum (5 fused vertebra)
-coccyx |
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Spinal Curvatures include:
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-cervical
-thoracic
-lumbar
-sacral |
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| In general, from top to bottom the spinal vertebrae_________ |
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| increase in size to manage weight |
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| Undesireable deviations from normal curvature |
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-Lordosis
-Kyphosis
-scoliosis |
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| increased posterior concave of lumbar and cervical vertebra |
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| increased anterior concavity of thoracic vertebra |
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| lateral curvatures or sideways deviations |
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| posterior bony process of vertebra |
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| lateral vertebra bony processes |
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| transverse process (articulates with the ribs) |
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| cushion, shock absorption |
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| latin pectoris: of the front of the chest |
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| anterior surface of the ribs 3-5 (near the costal cartilage) |
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| Coracoid Process of the scapula (shared insertion) |
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depression, abduction and downward rotation
dips exercise-counteracts scapula elevation |
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latin serratus: notched like edge of a saw
(named for 9 projections looking similar) |
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| Lateral, anterior surface of the ribs 1-9 |
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| Constal surface of medial/ vertibral border of scapula (anterior scapula, facing the ribs) |
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upward rotation and abduction
ie: push up |
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| superior angle of scapula |
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mainly elevation
also neck extension |
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(major and minor together)
greek rhombus: a figure with 4 equal sides not at 90 degrees |
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Spinous processes vertebrae
(C7, T1-5) |
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| vertebral border of scapula |
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adduction, downward rotation, and elevation
ie: bent over rows, chin ups |
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rhomboids are deep in
relation to ________ |
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| greek trapezion: quadrilateral with 2 sides parallel |
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1. Superior- elevate scapula
2. Middle- adduction
3. Inferior- depression
Superior + Inferior= upward rotation |
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| base of skull, ligamentum nachae, spines of C7-T12 |
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| lateral third of clavical, spine of scapula |
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| extends from the external occipital protuberance and the median nuchal line to the spinous process of the 7th cervical vertebra |
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| when all fibers of trapezius activate... |
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| scapula is stabilized to allow for arm movement |
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A: Superior & Inferior Trap
working together |
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