Joints
Angles
Anatomy
Images
100
Formed by the superior and inferior articulating processes
What are Zygapophyseal joints?
100
This joint lies at a 90 degree angle to the MSP in the cervical vertebrae.
What are zygapophyseal joints?
100
These create the intervertebral foramina of the spine.
What are notches on the pedicles?
100
Name this projection.
What is AP Odontoid?
200
It is the only ellipsoidal joint in the vertebral column
What is atlantooccipital joint?
200
The intervertebral foramina of the cervical spine lie at this angle to the MSP.
What is 45 degrees?
200
This is a unique feature of the cervical spinous processes.
What is bifid?
200
Name this image.
What is an oblique Cervical spine?
300
It is the only pivot joint in the vertebral column.
What is atlantoaxial (C1 and dens)?
300
This is the angle of the cervical bodies and intervertebral foramina to the horizontal plane.
What is 15 degrees inferior?
300
This is located between the pedicle and the spinous process on all vertebrae.
What is laminae?
300
Name this position.
What is a lateral C Spine?
400
This is the type of joint found between intervertebral discs.
What is cartilaginous?
400
This is the amount of rotation from an AP projection that will allow demonstration of the cervical zygapophyseal joints.
What is 90 degrees?
400
This is the weight-bearing part of each vertebra.
What is the body?
400
Would this image of the odontoid qualify as diagnostic?
What is yes?
500
This joint is formed by the superior articulating processes of C1 and the occipital condyles of the skull.
What is the atlantooccipital joint?
500
This is the amount of rotation from an AP projection that will allow demonstration of the cervical intervertebral foramina.
What is 45 degrees?
500
These are primary vertebral curves.
What is thoracic and sacral?
500
Which cervical vertebrae are best demonstrated in this image?
What is C3-C7?