Vertebrae (General)
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| Which vertebrae have a bifid spinous process and transverse foramina? | cervical
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| What are the transverse foramina for? | passage of arteries to the brain
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| Name the two features on thoracic vertebrae to which ribs attach. | body and transverse process
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| Rib facets are found on which type of vertebrae? | thoracic
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| Which vertebrae are the largest? | lumbar
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| Which feature of the vertebrae bears the most weight? | bodies
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| Name the two vertebral features that attach to muscles. | spinous and transverse processes
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| Which vertebral feature is on the posterior side of each vertebra? | spinous process
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| Which vertebral feature is on the anterior side of each vertebra? | body
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| Name the three features that make up the vertebral arch. | lamina, pedicle, and spinous proces
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| Name the "bridge" that connects the spinous process to the transverse processes. | lamina
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| Name the "bridge" that connects the body to the transverse processes. | pedicle
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| The inferior articulating processes of T7 join with which features on T8? | superior articulating processes
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| What does articulate/articulation mean? | to join (body joint)
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| The spinal cord passes through which feature on the vertebrae? | spinal (vertebral) foramen
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| What does costal refer to? | ribs
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