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- 1. Fill in the Blank
What bone is #1 pointing to? - 2. Fill in the BlankWhat bone is #2 pointing to?
- 3. Fill in the BlankWhich section of the vertebral column is #3?
- 4. Fill in the BlankWhich section of the vertebral column is #5?
- 5. Fill in the BlankWhich section of the vertebral column is #4?
- 6. Fill in the BlankWhat is # 6 pointing to?
- 7. Fill in the BlankWhat is # 7 pointing to?
- 8. Fill in the BlankHow many cervical vertebrae do we have ?
- 9. Fill in the BlankHow many thoracic vertebrae do we have ?
- 10. Fill in the BlankHow many lumbar vertebrae do we have ?
- 11. Fill in the BlankHow many fused vertebrae make up the sacrum?
- 12. Multiple ChoiceHow many fused vertebrae make up the coccyx?5472
- 13. Multiple ChoiceThe vertebral column consists of _________ articulating vertebrae.5024129
- 14. Multiple Choice
Which section(s) of the spine has a lordotic (lordosis) curve?
cervical and lumbar
cervical and thoracic
thoracic and lumbar
sacrum
- 15. Multiple Choice
Which section(s) of the spine has a kyphotic (kyphosis) curve?
lumbar and thoracic
thoracic
cervical
cervical and thoracic
- 16. Multiple ChoiceVertebrae increase in size from the ___________ region to the ___________ region.lumbar to cervicalcervical to lumbarsacrum to coccyx
- 17. Multiple ChoiceThe increase in vertebrae size from the neck to the low back is due to:supporting more weight in the lower back than in the necksupporting less weight in the lower back than in the neckevolutionvertebrae don't increase in size
- 18. Multiple ChoiceScoliosis refers to ____________ curvatures of the spine.lateral/sidewardanteriorposteriorinferior
- 19. Fill in the BlankWhich side is # 9 on?
- 20. Fill in the BlankWhich side is # 10 on?
- 21. Multiple ChoiceWhat structure(s) on the spine help you to determine if you are looking at the anterior portion of the spine?vertebral bodyintervertebral disktransverse processesatlas
- 22. Multiple ChoiceWhat structure(s) on the spine help you to determine if you are looking at the posterior portion of the spine?vertebral bodyintervertebral disktransverse processesspinous processes
- 23. Fill in the Blank
What is # 8 pointing to?
- 24. Multiple Choice
What plane/view is this image of the spine showing us?
lateral/sagittal
frontal/anterior
transverse
none of the above
- 25. Fill in the Blank
What spine condition does this image show?
- 26. Multiple Choice
The man in the picture has an increased curvature in his spine known as _______________.
accentuated lordosis
accentuated kyphosis
scoliosis
spinal stenosis
swayback
- 27. Multiple Choice
Image #1 indicates a normal spine, what does image #2 indicate?
accentuated lordosis
accentuated kyphosis
scoliosis
spinal stenosis
hunchback
- 28. Multiple Choice
The normal curves of the spine allow it to absorb _________ and _______________.
blows
shocks
nutrients
injuries
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Which part of the vertebrae is the weight-bearing portion?
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Which part of the vertebrae is the projection that extends posteriorly
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Which part of the vertebrae is the lateral extensions from the union of the pedicle and lamina
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What structure on the vertebrae contains the spinal cord and its meningeal coverings
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What structure on the vertebrae contains the spinal nerve roots and associated vessels
- 34. Fill in the Blank
The central portion of the interverbal disc is a gelatinous material called the
- 35. Fill in the Blank
The central portion of an intervertebral disc is surrounded by concentric layers of fibrocartilage call the
- 36. Fill in the Blank
What is #17
- 37. Fill in the Blank
What is #18
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