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The Spine
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Mind Map on The Spine, created by louwarrior95 on 03/05/2015.
Mind Map by
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The Spine
Functions
Support
Attachment
Surrounds Spinal Cord (Protection)
Shock Absorbancy
Spinal Curves
Intervertebral discs
Flexibility
Gross Structure
33 Bony Segments
24 Separate Vertebrae
Vertebrae increase in size as you go down the vertebral column
9 Fused (Sacrum & Coccyx)
Series of Ligaments & Muscles
Approx' 1/4 of spinal length is made of intervertebral discs
Height variation during the day
Compression forces
Vertebrae
Typical Vertebrae
Top Half is called the vertebral body
The bottom half is called the vertebral arch
It comes to a point called the Spinous Process (the sticky out bit you can feel)
The lengths of bone joining to the point are called lamina
On either side beneath the vertebral body are transverse processes
IV Discs
Inside - Nucleus Pulposus
Type 2 Collagen
70% Water
Zygapophyseal/Facet Joints
General Synovial Plane Joints
At the Cervical Spine all movements occur
At the thoracic Spine Project almost vertical. Lateral Flexion & Rotation occur
At the Lumbar Spine Flex/Extension & Lateral Flexion occur
Ligaments
Longitudinal
Anterior
Originates from the anterior tubercle of the Atlas (C1) to Pelvic Surface of S1
1/2 mm thick & get wider as it descends
Superficial Across Several Vertebra
Posterior
Originates from the Posterior axis to S1
Attaches to each disc
Narrower as it desends
Accesory
Ligamentum Flavum
Laminae of Vertebra
C1/C2 to L4/L5
Yellow, Elastic Tissue
Supraspinous
Over & connects Spinous processes.
Continous with Interspinous ligament
Interspinous
Relatively weak bands. Stronger in Lumbar Spine.
Ligamentum Nuchae
Spine of C7 to External Occipital Protuberance
Intertransverse
Adjacent to Transverse Processes
More obvious in Lumbar spine
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