The Spine: Advanced Anatomy & Injuries

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What is the Spinal Cord contained in
Vertebral Canal
Spinal Canal
Central Foramen (Vertical)
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What are the Spinal Nerves contained in
Intervertebral Canal
Lateral Canal
Lateral Foramen (Horizontal)
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What is the OUTER portion of the Intervertebral Disc, and what is it made of
The Annulus Fibrosus
13 rings of TOUGH, fibrous CONNECTIVE tissue
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What is the INNER Portion of the Intervertebral Disc, and what is it made of
Nucleus Pulposus
JELLY like fluid with a HIGH AFFINITY for WATER
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What is the Condition producing NUMBNESS, TINGLING and PAIN down BOTH legs
Central Stenosis
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What is considered the Workhouse or the Spine
The Multifidus
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What movement are clients with Spondylolisthesis NOT allowed to do
Extension
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What occurs during Spinal Extension
Anterior Ligaments Stretched
DISC compressed POSTERIORLY, and the NUCLEUS moves ANTERIORLY
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What occurs during Spinal Flexion
Posterior Ligaments Stretched
DISC compressed ANTERIORLY, and the NUCLEUS moves POSTERIORLY
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Best order of exercises for Spinal Stability Program Progression
Supine Marching -> Dead Bug -> Bird Dog -> Plank -> Body Weight Squat
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What Position or Exercises are CONTRAINDICATING for someone with a Disk Herniation or Bulge
Flexion & Rotation (Crunches / Russian Twists)
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What is the condition suspected for a client with Low Back Pain moving down the right leg
(Sciatica) caused by Disc Herniation or Bulge
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What muscle is often strained first
The QUADRATUS LUMBORUM
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Bone Spurs and Arthritis in the Spinal Canal can cause irritation of the Spinal Cord. What position is most Contraindicated
Extension
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What training approaches would help a client with Disc Herniation
HIP and THORACIC Mobility
PROPER lifting technique
Lower Body Strength
Core STABILITY and STRENGTH
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What is the Multifidi made up of and what does it do
It is made up of 2 BRANCHES and it is responsible for INTERSEGMENTAL STABILITY
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What are 3 changes that are associated with Lower Back Pain
ATROPHY
DECREASED contraction speed
DECREASE number AND size of the MITOCHONDRIA
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How can trainers improve Spinal Stabilization
Progress from STATIC to DYNAMIC STABILIZATION'
Progress from FULLY SUPPORTED to UNSUPPORTED
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What muscles are Tight/Weak if you have Lower Cross Syndrome (Anterior Pelvic Tilt)
HIP FLEXORS and SPINAL ERECTORS are TIGHT
GLUTES and ABS are WEAK
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What happens when the Spinal Canal Narrows and what happens
Stenosis
Pain down BOTH legs
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What should Clients with Stenosis, Arthritis, and Degenerative Disc Disease AVOID
MOVEMENT in the LUMBAR SPINE, especially EXTENSION
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What should your clients program focus on if they have Stenosis, Arthritis, and Degenerative Disc Disease
Spinal STABILITY and STRENGTH
HIP and T-SPINE MOBILITY
Lower Body Strength to SPARE the SPINE during Activities of Daily Living
(e.g., getting up from a chair
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What happens when there is a tear in the Annulus
It ALLOWS the NUCLEUS to BULGE
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What can occur during Disc Herniation and what is it called
Paine down one leg
SCIATICA
Numbness/Tingling
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Where do Disc Herniations occur most commonly
L4-L5 posteriorly laterally
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What are some Contraindications when you have a Disc Herniation and some exercises
FLEXION and ROTATION
Crunches, Sit-Ups, Russian Twists
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What is some Program Management for Disc Herniation
Core Stability/Strength
Emphasize Neutral Spine
Overall Lower Body Strength
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What is Spondylolisthesis and how does it occur
Acute trauma that causes FRACTURE to the VERTEBRAE
Pain with Extension
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