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What is the Ovoid/Triangular canal that Dorsal to the body of each Vetebra? The Vetebral Foramen
Collectively The Vetebral Foramen are called? The Vetebra Canal
What is the projection that comes from the body of Vetebra that is pointed and angles downward? The Spinous Process
What extends laterally from th epoint where the pedicle and lamina meet? THe Tranverse Process
What make s up The Vetebral Arch The Pedicle, Tranverse, and Lamina
Where two vetebra are joined, the opening between their pedicles is called? Intervetebral Foramen
What is the pad consisting of an inner nucleous pulposus surrounded by a ring of cartilage called Intervertebral discs
What are the 4 functions of the Intervertebral discs 1. Binds Vertebrate together 2. Increase Spine flexibilt 3. Supportd body eight 4. Absorbs shock
What is the cervical vetebrae that supports the head and has a delicate ring surrounding a large vetebral foramen? C1- the atlas
what part of the cervical vetebrae allows for 45% of the head rotation? C2 - the Axis
what is the Prominent knob on the Axix called? The Dens
What part of the Vetebrae has prominent round tranverse foramen in each tranverse process? The Cervical vetebrae
what is the prominent bump om the lower back of the neck? C7 - Spinous process
What has 12 Vetebrae corresponding to 12 ribs and lacks tranverse foramen? Thoracic Vetebrae
what are the small, smooth, slightly concave spots on the Thoracic Vertebrae? Costal Facets
what is the bony plate that form the dorsal wall of the Pelvic cavity The Sacrum
On the anterior side of the sacrum-What are the 4 pairs of large holes used passage of nerves and arte Anterior Sacral Foramina
What is the anterosuperior margin of the first sacral vetebra that bukges anteriorly into the pelvic cavity called? sacral Promontory
On the dorsal suface of the sacrum, Th spinous proceses of the Vertebrae fuse into a dorsal ridge called? The Median Sacral Crest
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