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Chapter 8

Cervical and thoracic spine

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How many bones are found in the adult cervical vertebral column? 7
How many bones are found in the adult thoracic vertebral column ? 12
How many bones are found in the adult lumbar vertebral column? 5
How many bones are found in the adult sacrum vertebral column ? 1
List the two primary or posterior convex curves seen in the vertebral column? Thoracic and sacral
Indicate which two portions of the vertebral column are classified as secondary or Compensatory curves? Cervical and lumbar
Convex curve ( with respect to posterior ) has what characteristics Thoracic spine and sacrum
Concave curve ( with respect to posterior ) has what characteristics Cervical spine and lumbar spine
Secondary curve has what characteristics Cervical spine and lumbar spine
Primary curve has what characteristics Thoracic spine and sacrum
Develops as child learns to hold head erect has which characteristics of the vertebral column? Sacrum
An abnormal, or exaggerated " sway back" lumbar curvature is called LORDOSIS
How many bones are found in the adult coccyx 1
How many total bones are found in the adult vertebral column? 1
An abnormal lateral curvature seen in the thoracolumbar spine is called Scoliosis
The two main parts of A typical vertebra are the ______ and the____ Body and vertebral arch
The____are too bony aspects of the vertebral arch that extends posteriorly from each pedicle to join at the mid line Lamina
The____foramina are created by two small notches on the superior and inferior aspect of the Pedicles Intervertebral
The opening, or passageway, for the spinal cord is the ____ Vertebral (spinal ) canal
The spinal cord begins with the____of the brain and extends down to the____vertebra, where it tapers and ends. This tapered ending is called the____. Medulla oblongata, lower border of L1, conus medullaris.
Which structures pass through the intervertebral foramina? Spinal nerves and blood vessels.
Which structure is found between the superior and inferior articular processes? Zygapophyseal joints
True or false. Only T1, and T2 have full facets for articulation with ribs. True
True or false. The zygapophyseal joints of all cervical vertebrae are visible only in a true lateral position. False, between C1 and C2 visualized on a frontal or AP projection.
The outer aspect of the Intervertebral disc is called the____ Annulus Fibrosus
The inner aspect of the intervertebral disc is called the____ Nucleus pulposus.
This condition involving a "slipped disk" is correctly referred to as____ Herniated Nucleus Pulposus. (HNP)
List the alternative name for C1 Atlas
List The alternative name for C2 Axis
List the alternative name for C7 Vertebra prominens
List three features that make the cervical vertebrae unique Transverse foramina, Bifid spinous process, overlapping vertebral bodies.
A short column of bone found between the superior and articular processes in a typical cervical vertebra is called____ Articular pillar
What is the term for the same structure, identified in the previous question, for the C1 vertebra? Lateral mass
The zygapophyseal joint for the second through seventh cervical vertebrae are at a _____ angle to the mid sagittal plane, the thoracis vertebrae are at a____angle to the mid sagittal plane. 90, 70 to 75.
What is the name of the joint found between the superior articular processes of C1 and the occipital condyles of the skull? Occipitoatlantal Articulation
The modified body of the C2 is called the ____ or ____ Dens, Odontoid process
A lack of symmetry of the Zygapophyseal joints between C1 and C2 may be caused by injury or May be associated with____ Rotation of the skull
What is the unique feature of all thoracic vertebrae that distinguishes them from other vertebrae? Presence of facets for articulation with ribs
Which specific thoracic vertebrae is classified as typical thoracic vertebrae (I.e. They least resemble cervical or lumbar vertebrae)? T5 to T8
For the central ray to pass-through and open the intervertebral space on a 45° posterior oblique projection of The cervical vertebrae, what central ray right angle (if any) is required? 15° cephalad
The upper portion of sternum is associated with Which topographic landmark? Manubrium
Superior margin of this upper section (Landmark) Jugular notch
Center portion of sternum Sternal angle
Most inferior aspect of sternum Xiphoid process
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