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| Midspinal line | Runs in the midline overlying the spinous processes of the entire vertebral column from occiput to the coccyx.
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| What is deviated in scoliosis? | Midspinal line. Makes an S.
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| Paravertebral line | Corresponds to the tips of transverse processes of the vertebral column. Relevant in diagnosing somatic dysfunction.
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| Cervical line vs Thoracocolumbar line | Cervical line is more medial.
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| Line of the angle of the ribs | Only in thoracic cage. Two inches lateral to paravertebral line. Corresponds with ribs. Most medial point where you can palpate the rib.
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| Jugular Notch | Level of T2. Hole above the sternum.
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| Costo | Rib
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| Chondro | Cartillage
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| Sternal Angle | Top of sternum where it angles.
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| Costochondral Junctions | Where the rib meets cartillage, stops being bone.
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| Costosternal junctions | Where rib meets sternum. Only 7 make way to sternum. First 6. 7-10 all fuse before they get there into cartillage.
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| Costoclavicular space | Space under the clavicle
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| Sternoclavicular joint | Sternum meets clavicle
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| Acromioclavicular Joint | Acromion attaches to other end of clavicle.
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| Coracoid Process | Process above the armpit
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| Greater Tubercle of Humerus | outer part of humerus head.
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| Lesser tubercle of Humerus | Inner part of humerus head.
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| Anterior Superior Iliac Spine | The hip bone that you can feel. Furthest out.
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| Pubic Symphysis | Connection of the two parts of the hip. in the middle, under genitalia
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| Greater trochanter of femur | Highest part of femur.
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| Transverse process of L5 | top of the hip
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| External auditory meatus | Earhole
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| Angle of Mandible | Where mandible changes direction. Back of Jaw
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| Lateral Epicondyle of Humerus | Meets the elbow
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| Radial Head | In anatomical position, the bone that is lateral in the arm.
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| Olecranon process | Bony prominence on elbow
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| Antecubital fossa | Space when you bend your elbow
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| Anterior body line | bottom of sternum
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| posterior body line | opposite the anterior body line
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| Cervical lordosis | Curved. bulging out front.
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| Thoracic Kyphosis | Curved so back goes out back.
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| Lumbar Lordisis | Sacral curve. goes inwards.
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| Sacral Kyphosis | above the buttcrack.
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| Popliteal fossa | Fossa in knee
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| Lateral Malleolus | Lateral bump on ankle. Part of fibula.
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| Medial Malleolus | Medial bump on ankle. Part of tibia.
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| Fibular Head | Proximal Part.
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| Fibula/Tibia | Tibia is Bigger. Fibula is smaller. Fibula is lateral. Tibia is medial.
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| Radius/Ulna | In Anatomical Position, Radius is lateral, ulna is medial.
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| Mid Gravitational Line | Shows someones center of gravity. These structures should all line up.
Lateral Malleolus, Lateral Epicondyle of humerus, Greater tubercle of humerus, External Auditory Meatus, Greater trochanter of femur,
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| Shifting structures in reference to mid gravitational line | Will push center of gravity towards the way you are shifting structure.
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| External Occipal Protuberance | Inion. Bump on back of head.
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| Vertebra Prominens | usually c7. Big bump when you go down spine.
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| Spinous Process of T1 | Right below c7 aka vertebra prominens
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| Spine of scapula | Level of t3. part of scapula that is prominent.
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| Medial border of scapula | Border closest to the middle of the spine
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| Inferior angle of scapula | Level of T7. Bottom Top of spine.
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| Lateral Body Line | most lateral part of trunk. your side.
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| Iliac Crest | Level of L4. about elbow height. Can feel on sides.
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| Posterior Superior Iliac Spine | Level of S2. in the butt.
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| Ischial Tuberosity | bottom of butt
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| Gluteal Fold | Buttcrack
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| Achiles tendon | Back of foot
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| Sacral Landmarks | Inferior Lateral Angle of the Sacrum.
Sacral Sulcus (depth between PSIS and sacral base).
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| Glabella | Forehead
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| Zygomatic Arch | Cheek bone under eye.
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| Vomer | Bone under nose
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| Symphysis Menti | Chin. Where the two sides meet.
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| Ramus of mandible | furthest portion back of mandible. above the angle.
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| Pterion | Temple
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| Zygomatic Arch | Cheekbone extension towards the ear
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| Mental Protuberance | Chin
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| Maxilla | Upper Jaw
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| Occiput | Base of skull, meets Inion
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| Temporal Bone | Where ear is. houses inner ear
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| Parietal bone | Superior to massiter muscle. can flex by clenching massiter
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| frontal bone | forehead
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| temporomandibular joint | right in front of ear. the zygomatic arch and the mandible meet here.
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