Vertebral Column
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How many bones are in the vertebral column | 33
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33 bones in vertebral column | 7 cervical, 12 thoracic, 5 lumbar, 5 sacrum, 4 coccyx
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Function: protect spinal cord | vertebral column
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C1 – allows us to nod “yes” | atlas
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cervical bone that has no body present | atlas
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C2 – allows us to nod “no” | axis
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Which cervical bone is the “dens” present? | axis
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Smallest, spinous process is forked (2) vertebral foramen is triangular | cervical vertebra
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Shaped like a giraffe head | thoracic vertebra
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Has heart shaped body, vertebral foramen is round, spinous process is long, and downward pointing | thoracic vertebra
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Shaped like a moose head | lumbar vertebra
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Massive and block-like with short block-like spinous process | lumbar vertebra
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Spinal cord stops around what vertebra? | L1 or L2
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