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Spine: Vertebral Column
supports the skull
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How many curves should be in the spine
four curves
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primary curves of the spine
curve in ( cervical and lumbar)
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how/when do primary curves form
form when a baby lifts its head
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over exaggerating of curves can lead to....
injury
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Secondary curves
Curve out ( Thoracic and Sacral)
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how/when do secondary curves form?
form when babies are learning to walk
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what does the spine give attachment to?
pelvic girdle ( pelvis/hips)
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Discs in the spine
hard cartilage
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the adult spine has how many vertebrae
24
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vertebrae
surround and protect the spinal cord and nerves
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what do discs act as, in between vertebrae
acts as a pillow ( barrier so bone isn't grinding against bone)
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How many cervical vertebrae are there?
7 (C1-C7)
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C-1
1st vertebrae called Atlas
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what does Atlas do?
holds up and articulates the skull
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Where does Atlas lie?
Behind the eyes in the skull
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C-2
2nd Vertebrae called Axis
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What does (C-2) Axis do?
assists in the rotation of the head from side to side
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C-7
7th Vertebrae
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7th Vertebrae
largest cervical and usually protrude and can be felt at the base of the neck
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Thoracic Vertebrae
T1-T12; second set of 12 vertebrae; they articulate with the 12 pairs of ribs to form the outward curve of the spine
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How many thoracic vertebrae are there?
12
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What do the thoracic vertebrae do?
They hold the ribs in place and strengthens the ribcage
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Lumbar Vertebrae (L1-L5)
largest of the vertebrae, bears much of the body's weight from gravity
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Sacrum Vertebrae
5 fused vertebrae ( fuses between puberty and age 30)
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coccyx vertebrae
4 fused vertebrae ( tail bone)
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ribcage
provides protection for internal cartilage including heart and lungs
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True ribs (1-7)
have a direct attachment to the sternum via cartilage
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false ribs (8-10)
connect together as one piece
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(11-12) floating ribs
do not attach to sternum
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Coastal Cartilage of Ribs
flexible and resilient part of ribs, attaches to the sternums, allows the ribcage to lift and expand as air travels into the lungs
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Sternum
breastbone ( ribs attach to the sternum)
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How many parts are there in the sternum?
3 parts
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How many bones are in the skull
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Zygomatic bone
cheek bone and side of eye socket
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Maxilla
upper jaw bone
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Mandible
lower jaw bone
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skull
protects brain from minor injury
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shoulder joint (glenohumeral joint)
ball and socket joint
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shoulder consists of how many bones
3
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what are the three bones in the shoulder
clavicle, scapula, humerus
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Clavicle
collar bone
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scapula
shoulder joint
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Humerus
upper arm bone
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How many scapulas does a body have?
two, one on each side ( sit on top of the ribs)
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Radius
shorter bone of the lower arm
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where does the radius lie?
the same side as the thumb ( think of the radio situation)
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what does the radius rotate around?
the ulna
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Ulna
longer bone of the lower arm
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Where does the ulna lie?
on the pinkie side
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elbow
hinge joint
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what is the elbow formed by?
the ulna and humerus bones
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Metacarpals
5 bones ( one in each finger, like metatarsals) 1 - 5 ( pinkie finger
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2nd metacarpal
longest of the metacarpals, but least mobile
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1st metacarpal
thumb ( thickest and shortest of the metacarpals)
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3-5th Metacarpals
articulate with only one carpal
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How many phalanges are in the hand
14 ( two in thumb, three in every other finger)
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Distal phalanges
farthest from the body
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Proximal phalanges of the hands
closest to the body
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How many carpal bones are in the hand?
8
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How many bones are in the hand?
27 ( 8 carpal, 5 metacarpal, 14 phalanges)