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Axial skeleton vertebral and ribs Flashcards

1
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How many cervical vertebrae are there

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7

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How many thoracic vertebrae are there

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12

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How many Lumbar vertebrae are there

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5

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How many sacral vertebrae are there

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5

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5
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How many coccygeal vertebrae are there

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4

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What are the spinal curves

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Cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and sacral

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Body

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thick, cylindrical, weight-bearing structure

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8
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Vertebral arch is composed of

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pedicles and laminae

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vertebral foramen

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formed by the vertebral arch

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vertebral canal

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formed by the superior-to-inferior stacking of the vertebrae

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Intervertebral foramina

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allows horizontal passage for spinal nerves to travel to to other parts of the body

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spinous process

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projects posteriorly and inferiorly from the laminae of the vertebral arch

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transverse processes

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extend laterally from each side of the vertebral arch

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superior articular processes

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interlock with the inferior articular processes of the adjacent above vertebra

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Inferior articular processes

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interlock with the superior articular processes of the adjacent below vertebra

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intervertebral discs

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composed of an outer ring of anulus fibrosus and an inner ring core of nucleus pulposus

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What is anulus fibrosus

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fibrocartilage that forms the outer ring of the intervertebral discs

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What is nucleus pulposus

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gelatinous consistency that makes up the inner core of the intervertebral discs

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19
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how much of the height to the intervertebral discs make up of the vertebral column

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1/4

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What do the intervertebral discs do

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act as shock absorbers and allow for flexibility between vertebrae, they also allow the vertebral column to bend

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21
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Where do the majority of herniated discs occur

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between L4/L5 or L5/S1

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22
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What is bifid

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split in two

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23
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Which vertebrae are bifid

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The cervical except for C1

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24
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Which vertebrae have transverse foramina

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the cervical

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25
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What do the transverse foramina do

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provide a bony passageway for the vertebral arteries and veins that serve the brain

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26
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What is whiplash

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when the stress is too great on the cervical vertebrae and it damages the muscles and ligaments and potentially injurys the spinal cord

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27
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Atlas

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The first cervical vertebra. it articulates with the occipital condyles allowing for a yes nod.

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What do the superior articular facets do on that atlas

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they articulate with the occipital condyles of the skull

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Atlanto-occipital joint

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articulation of the atlas and occipital condyles

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30
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What does the atlas lack

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a body and spinous process

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31
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Axis

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The second cervical vertebrae

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32
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odontoid process

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superior peg like projection on the axis. allows for a no motion

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33
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odontoid means

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tooth

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34
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atlanto-axial joint

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the articulation between the axis and atlas

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35
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Another name for odontoid process

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dens

36
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vertebra prominens

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the 7th cervical vertebrae. has the largest spinous process which can be felt at the base of the neck

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What do the thoracic vertebrae do that the other vertebrae dont

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Serve as attachment points for ribs

38
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Costal facets on the body

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where the head of each rib attaches to the body of the vertebrae

39
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costal facets on the transverse processes

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Where the tubercle of each rib attaches to the transverse process

40
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What don’t T11 and T22 have

A

Costal facets on the transverse processes

41
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What does lumbar mean

A

loin

42
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What are the largest of the vertebrae

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The lumbar

43
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how are the lumbar vertebrae identified

A

heavy bodies and thick, blunt spinous processes

44
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Spinal taps

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used to collect spinal fluid typically performed by inserting a needle between L3 and L4

45
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What does Sacrum mean

A

sacred bone

46
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When does the sacrum fuse

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Between the ages of 20-30

47
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What does Auricular surface mean

A

shaped like an ear

48
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Auricular surface

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Articulation of the sacrum to the os coxae

49
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sacroiliac joint

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The articulation of the sacrum to the pelvic girdle

50
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What does coccyx mean

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like a cuckoo’s beak

51
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When does the coccyx fuse

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about 25 years of age

52
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What does the coccyx do

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serve as an attachment site for several ligaments and some muscles

53
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What forms the thoracic cage

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Thoracic vertebrae, ribs, costal cartilages and sternum

54
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What does the thoracic cage do

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Protect vital organs, serve as an attachment site for muscles supporting the pectoral girdle, chest, neck, back, and muscles involved in respiration

55
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Where does hematopoiesis occur in the thoracic cage

A

ribs, vertebrae, and sternum

56
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What does sternum mean

A

chest

57
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Another name for the sternum

A

breastbone

58
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The bones of the sternum

A

manubrium, gladiolus, xiphoid

59
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What does manubrium mean

A

handle

60
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clavicular notch

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articulates the sternum with the left and right clavical

61
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jugular notch

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shallow indentation between the clavicular notches

62
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suprasternal notch

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jugular notch

63
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costal notches

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articulate the costal cartilage with the sternum

64
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What does gladiolus mean

A

body

65
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How many costal notches does the gladiolus have on each side

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  1. for ribs 2-7
66
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Sternal angle

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horizontal ridge where the second pair of ribs articulate

67
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What does xiphoid mean

A

sword-shaped

68
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xiphoid

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small cartilaginous projection that does not attach to the ribs but does serve as an attachment site for abdominal muscles

69
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When does the xiphoid ossify

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after age 40

70
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true ribs

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ribs 1-7. they connect individually to the sternum by separate cartilaginous extensions

71
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Costal cartilages

A

cartilaginous extensions that articulate with the ribs and sternum

72
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false ribs

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ribs 8-12. do not attach directly to the sternum.

73
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floating ribs

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ribs 11 and 12. do not connect with the sternum at all

74
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head of the rib

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articulates with the costal facet of the vertebrae

75
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tubercle

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articulates with the costal facet on the transverse process of the thoracic vertebrae

76
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What do ribs 11 and 12 lack

A

tubercles

77
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neck of the rib

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between the head and tubercle of the rib

78
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angle of rib

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Where the shaft of the rib begins curving anteriorly towards the sternum

79
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shaft of rib

A

tubular part of rib after the angle

80
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flail chest

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when three or more ribs are fractured in two places

81
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paradoxical motion

A

different than what is expected

82
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spina bifida

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failure of the laminae of the vertebrae to fuse, exposing the meninges, spinal cord, or both

83
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My aching back!

A

lower back pain

84
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causes of lumbar paing

A

strained muscles, herniation of cartilage disc, dislocation of articular facets between two vertebrae

85
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Where is the most common place for herniation of cartilage discs

A

between L4/L5 and L5/S1

86
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treatment for lower back pain

A

bed rest, spinal manipulation, back and abdominal exercises, surgery

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