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Outline | Approved: 7 years ago | 99.5 kB | Comments: 0
...axial rotation in cervical spine 15 degrees... ...every segment of cervical spine MUSCLES OF... ...Depresses hyoid, assists cervical rotation with side-bending... ...Stabilizers of anterior cervical spine, assist flexion... ...T-3 A: Assists cervical flexion, cervical stabilization... ...Assists cervical flexion, cervical stabilization Anterior suboccipitals... ...palpate Assist upper cervical flexion, restrict hyperextension... ...mid- or lower cervical segments. In this... ...in the upper cervical unit while maximizing... ...in the lower cervical unit (see exercise...
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Outline | Approved: 7 years ago | 91 kB | Comments: 0
...with major sections Cervical: 7 vertebrae (C-1... ...Lordotic curves in cervical spine and lumbar... ...kyphotic full-body flexion Cervical lordosis forms as... ...Atlas: C-1 (first cervical vertebra) Convex condyles... ...Axis: C-2 (second cervical vertebra) Has peg-like... ...direction During lateral cervical flexion, spine rotates... ...During spinal flexion, cervical and lumbar curves... ...determines motion range Cervical facets oriented diagonally... ...plane Motion in cervical spine Cervical spine... ...in cervical spine Cervical spine has greatest... ...to each side Cervical spine has two... ...two functional units Cervical units can move... ...opposite directions Upper cervical unit: occiput, C-1,... ...C-1, C-2 Lower cervical unit: C-3 to... ...transversospinalis Prevertebral (anterior) Cervical: scalenes, sternocleidomastoid, longus... ...SPs of upper cervical and midthoracic vertebrae... ...SPs of lower cervical, lower thoracic, and... ...thoracic and lower cervical extension, bilaterally assists... ...bilaterally assists lateral cervical and thoracic flexion... ...of thoracic and cervical spine, mastoid process... ...TPs of lower cervical vertebrae A: Unilaterally... ...Extends neck, stabilizes cervical spine to restrain... ...Bilaterally extends lower cervical and thoracic spine,...
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...human papilloma virus, cervical cancer, genital warts,... ...papilloma virus and cervical cancer Assessment Nursing... ...fertility Female partner Cervical mucus favorable Patent... ...after Ovulation method (cervical mucus method, Billings... ...( assessment of cervical mucus changes that... ...cycle ( assess cervical mucus for amount,... ...perineum Diaphragm and cervical cap Diaphragm used... ...DIAPHRAGM, p. 1381 Cervical cap ( latex... ...cervix Similar to cervical cap ( valve... ...endometrium, maintain thick cervical mucus that close... ...of semen at cervical os or in... ...male/female immunological infertility, cervical factors Womans eggs... ...inflammatory disease Infections Cervical stenosis Uterine leiomyomas... ...hormonal imbalances, PID, cervical or uterine polyps,... ...polyps, uterine fibroids, cervical or uterine cancer... ...examination Pap smear Cervical, vaginal cultures Ultrasound... ...relief Therapeutic DC Cervical canal dilated, uterine...
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