he bore the weight of the world in Greek mythology
What is the Atlas
intervertebral foramina demonstrated
What is a lateral t-spine
pars interarticularis
What is the neck of the scottie dog
The anterior ridge of the body
What is the sacral promontory
The part of the coccyx located on the distal tip
What is the apex
this pillar of bone has its own name in C1
What is lateral mass
if dens with open mouth cannot be demonstrated
what is perform the fuchs
the pedicle is part of this area of the scottie dog
what is the eye
These are small tubercles that represent the inferior articular processes
What is the sacral horns
The central ray for AP coccyx
What is 10 degrees caudad entering 2 inches superior to symphysis pubis.
T4-T5
What is the sternal angle
C4-T3
The area demonstrated on a swimmer's lateral view
This can cause a subluxation of L4-L5
What is spondylosis
This part of the sacrum helps form the sacrioiliac joint
What is the auricular surface
The central ray is 3 to 4 inches posterior and 2 inches distal to ASIS
What is projection for the lateral coccyx
bifid spinous process, vertebral bodies overlap, and transverse foramina
What is the three features that make Cervical vertebrae unique
T1, T11, and T12 have them
What is full facets for articulation with ribs.
The inferior and superior articulating process
What is the leg and the ear of the scottie dog
When the central ray is directed 15 degrees cephalad
What is AP Axial Sacrum projection
when the patient is prone for study of coccyx
what is changing the angle of the tube to 10 degrees cephalad
mastoid tip and upper teeth
what are the two landmarks that must be aligned for AP open mouth
RAO of the Thoracic spine
What is the downside zygapophyseal joints
Overrotation of the lumbar obliques
What is when the eye of the scotty dog is located posterior to the body
These fused spinous processes are located on the posterior aspect of the sacrum
What is the median sacral crest
The gonadal dose is reduced with this exposure
what is the lateral sacrum and coccyx