Intervertebral Discs
Cervical Vertebrae
Spine
Thoracic Vertebrae
Lumbar Vertebrae
100

The number of IVD between each vertebrae

1

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Another name for C1

Atlas

100

The five sections of the spine.

Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar, Sacral, Coccygeal

100
The number of thoracic vertebrae.

12

100

The number of lumbar vertebrae.

5

200
The space in which we do not have an IVD

C1 and the skull

200

The number of cervical vertebrae.

7

200

Name the curvatures of the spine and which section of the spine they occur at.

Kyphotic (thoracic and sacro-coccygeal) and Lordotic (cervical and Lumbar). 

200

The characteristics of thoracic spinous processes.

They are longer and more vertically inclined.

200

The lumbar vertebrae are the __________ of all the vertebrae.

Largest

300

The purposes of the IVD

Acts as a spacer, absorbs shock

300

What do all cervical vertebrae have?

A bifid spinous process

A transverse process foramen

300

The main function of the spinal columb.

To maintain the body in a upright position with the brain located over the body's center of gravity.

300

Thoracic vertebrae have these but cervical and lumbar do not.

Costal Facets

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The lumbar vertebrae do not have these but the thoracic vertebrae do.

Transverse process foramen and costal facets

400

The inner portion of the disc, consists of a soft, pulpy, elastic tissue

Nucleus Pulposus

400

What is special about C7?

It has a very long spinous process

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The number of vertebrae that make up the spine.

33

400
The curvature of the thoracic spine.

Kyphotic

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The injury that is more common in the lumbar vertebrae than the thoracic and cervical vertebrae.

Spondylolysis

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The other portion of the disc that consists of fibrous tissue.

Annulus Fibrosis
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The large bony process between the 2 articular surfaces of the axis.

Dens

500

Curvatures of the spine are viewed from which angle?

Laterally

500

Define kyphosis

Exaggerated, forward rounding of the spine

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The curvature of the lumbar spine.

Lordotic