IVCA final - anatomy
the equine lumbar spine is limited in lateral flexion due to – answer TP
an adjustment is made in the – answer Para physiological space
The SI joint is what on the dorsal side and ___ on the ventral side - answer fibrous,
synovial
the SI joint is what type of joint - answer diarthrodial
The sacrum and PSIS move in _____ directions - answer opposite
The IT joint moves only in - answer flexion/extension
what are the lumbosacral motion units (5) - answer disc, Z joints(2), IT joints (2)
what feature of the lumbar spine allows for maximal extension – answer DSP facing
cranial on lumbar and short L6 SP
what feature of the lumbar spine allows for maximal flexion - answer lack of
supraspinenous lig between L6/S1
what feature of the IT joint limits lateral flexion motion - answerconcave/convex feature
the sacral portion of the IT joint is (concave/convex) - answerconvex
the sacral base articulation is (concave/convex) - answerconvex
the vertebral bodies are concave on the _____ side - answercaudal
the lumbar facets are oriented on the _____ plane - answersagittal
what are the boarders of the spinal canal - answerpedicle, vertebral body, lamina
where is the anitclinal in horses is located at - answerT16
The TPs in the canine lumbar spine are oriented - answercaudal-cranial
equine have ____ cervicles, _____ thoracics, ____ lumbars, ______ sacral segments -
answer7, 18, 6, 3
the equine lumbar spine is limited in lateral flexion due to – answer TP
an adjustment is made in the – answer Para physiological space
The SI joint is what on the dorsal side and ___ on the ventral side - answer fibrous,
synovial
the SI joint is what type of joint - answer diarthrodial
The sacrum and PSIS move in _____ directions - answer opposite
The IT joint moves only in - answer flexion/extension
what are the lumbosacral motion units (5) - answer disc, Z joints(2), IT joints (2)
what feature of the lumbar spine allows for maximal extension – answer DSP facing
cranial on lumbar and short L6 SP
what feature of the lumbar spine allows for maximal flexion - answer lack of
supraspinenous lig between L6/S1
what feature of the IT joint limits lateral flexion motion - answerconcave/convex feature
the sacral portion of the IT joint is (concave/convex) - answerconvex
the sacral base articulation is (concave/convex) - answerconvex
the vertebral bodies are concave on the _____ side - answercaudal
the lumbar facets are oriented on the _____ plane - answersagittal
what are the boarders of the spinal canal - answerpedicle, vertebral body, lamina
where is the anitclinal in horses is located at - answerT16
The TPs in the canine lumbar spine are oriented - answercaudal-cranial
equine have ____ cervicles, _____ thoracics, ____ lumbars, ______ sacral segments -
answer7, 18, 6, 3
