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L - spine anatomy for comp

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Vertebral arch   show
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Vertebral foramen   show
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What forms the vertebral arch?   show
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show the concave superior and inferior surfaces of the pedicles  
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Intervertebral foramina   show
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show thick, project posteriorly from the pedicles running from the transverse process to the spinous process.  
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show arise from the junction of the pedicle and lamina to articulate with the vertebrae above and below  
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The superior articular process has a facet where?   show
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show on the anterior surface  
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show the articulation between the superior and inferior articular facet  
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show laterally  
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The transverse processes of L4-L5 are directed:   show
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show posteriorly  
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Pars interarticularis   show
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Mamillary process   show
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show near the point of attachment on the transverse process, posteriorly  
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show 30-60 degrees  
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show perpendicular  
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show the superior articular process  
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show transverse process  
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the eye of the scotty dog represents what?   show
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show pars interarticuaris  
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show lamina  
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show inferior articular process  
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intervertebral joint space type   show
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zygapophyseal joint space type   show
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sacroiliac joint type   show
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