Movement Anatomy - Class 10 slides

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Description and Tags

Nerves are not included. Only Vertebrae anatomy.

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<p>What is the name of this? </p>

What is the name of this?

Annulus Fibrosus

Nucleus Pulposus

<p>Annulus Fibrosus</p><p>Nucleus Pulposus </p>
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<p>Name the Vertebral Column/View</p>

Name the Vertebral Column/View

Vertebral Canal (For Funsies)

Laminae

Spinous Process

Transverse Process

Body

Pedicle

<p>Vertebral Canal (For Funsies)</p><p>Laminae </p><p>Spinous Process</p><p>Transverse Process</p><p>Body </p><p>Pedicle </p>
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<p>Know the Vertebral Column/View </p>

Know the Vertebral Column/View

Spinous Process

Intervertebral Foramen

Transverse Process

Pedicle

<p>Spinous Process </p><p>Intervertebral Foramen </p><p>Transverse Process </p><p>Pedicle </p>
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<p>Cervical Vertebrae/View </p>

Cervical Vertebrae/View

Smallest and most mobile.

Spinous Process (axis)

Transverse Process (atlas)

Dens (axis)

Anterior Tubercle (atlas)

<p>Smallest and most mobile. </p><p>Spinous Process (axis) </p><p>Transverse Process (atlas)</p><p>Dens (axis) </p><p>Anterior Tubercle (atlas) </p>
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<p>Cervical Vertebrae </p>

Cervical Vertebrae

The Transverse Foramen is protective passage for the Vertebral artery

<p>The Transverse Foramen is protective passage for the Vertebral artery </p>
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What are Costal Facets? (Thoracic Vertebrae)

Costal Facets: Articulation with the posterior aspects of the ribs

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Description of the Lumbar Vertebrae

Thick lamina and pedicle

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<p>Ligaments of the Vertebrae/View</p>

Ligaments of the Vertebrae/View

Posterior View

Anterior Longitudinal Ligament

Posterior Longitudinal Ligament

Ligamentum Flavum

<p>Posterior View </p><p>Anterior Longitudinal Ligament </p><p>Posterior Longitudinal Ligament </p><p>Ligamentum Flavum </p>
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<p>Ligaments of the Vertebrae/View</p>

Ligaments of the Vertebrae/View

Lateral View

Supraspinous ligament

Interspinous ligament

Posterior longitudinal ligament

Anterior longitudinal ligament

<p>Lateral View </p><p>Supraspinous ligament </p><p>Interspinous ligament </p><p>Posterior longitudinal ligament </p><p>Anterior longitudinal ligament </p>
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<p>Ligaments of the Vertebrae/View </p>

Ligaments of the Vertebrae/View

Anterior View

Ligamentum Flavum

Posterior longitudinal ligament

Anterior longitudinal ligament

Intertransverse ligament

<p>Anterior View </p><p>Ligamentum Flavum </p><p>Posterior longitudinal ligament </p><p>Anterior longitudinal ligament </p><p>Intertransverse ligament </p>
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<p>Skull Bone Anatomy/View</p>

Skull Bone Anatomy/View

Inferior View

External Occipital Protuberance

Superior nuchal line

Inferior nuchal line

Mastoid process

Occipital condyle

External acoustic meatus

Styloid process

<p>Inferior View </p><p>External Occipital Protuberance </p><p>Superior nuchal line </p><p>Inferior nuchal line </p><p>Mastoid process</p><p>Occipital condyle </p><p>External acoustic meatus </p><p>Styloid process </p>
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Planes of Motion for the Lumbar, Thoracic, and Cervical spine

Rotation

FLX

EXT

Side bending

Protraction/Retraction (Only Cervical)

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Where does the cervical spinal roots exit?

•Cervical spinal nerves exit above their respective vertebrae

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Where does the lumbar and thoracic spinal roots exit?

Thoracic and lumbar exit below their respective vertebrae