during axila loading on the spinal column
-the annulus becomes slack due to decreased disc height
-this is motion around an axis
-the zygapophysial joints are the primary weight bearing structures
-the annulus becomes taut, increasing stability of the motion segment
the annulus becomes taut, increasing stability of the motion segment
the fibers in the annulus fibrosis are most at risk for injury during
-compressive loading
-lateral shearing of the vertebral bodies
-torsion + flexion
-distraction of the vertebrae
torsion + flexion
intradiscal pressure is lowest when a person is
-sitting
-standing
-doing back arches
-doing sit ups
standing
during forward flexion of the lumbar spine, all of the following are subjected to tensile (stretching) stresses EXCEPT
-posterior longitudinal ligament
-dura mata in the spinal cord
-psoas major
-posterior portion of the annulus fibrosis
psoas major
on examination you note that the patient is experiencing a sensory loss over their left thumb + index finger implicating the C6 nerve root. the place for you to find this nerve is
-C4-5 motion segment
-C5-6 motion segment
-C6-7 motion segment
-C7-T1 motion segment
C5-6 motion segment
-c-spine: exit above vertebra (C6 exits between C5-6)
-t-spine: below (T1 exits between T1-2)
-l-spine: below
when considering close-chain motions of the trunk, which of the following would you expect to see?
-lumbar extension + hip extension during anterior pelvic tilt
-lumbar flexion + hip extension during anterior pelvic tilt
-lumbar extension + hip extension during posterior pelvic tilt
-lumbar flexion + hip extension during posterior pelvic tilt
lumbar flexion + hip extension during posterior pelvic tilt