lab quiz 3

Question 1

cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, and coccygeal bones (location and how many bones are apart of each)

Answer 1

cervical: 7 bones
thoracic: 12
lumbar: 5
sacral: 5

Question 2

spinal curves (primary and secondary)

Answer 2

cervical curve: secondary
thoracic curve: primary
lumber curve: secondary
sacral curve: primary

Question 3

parts of a typical vertebrae

Answer 3

Question 4

parts of the vertebral arch

Answer 4

Question 5

posterior and lateral views of vertebrae

Answer 5

Question 6

typical cervical vertebrae

Answer 6

Question 7

atlas (C1) and atlas (C2); vertebrae prominens (C7)

Answer 7

vertebrae prominens: bump at the bottom of the neck
C1: move head in yes direction
C2: move head in no direction

Question 8

thoracic vertebrae

Answer 8

Question 9

lumbar vertebrae - lateral view

Answer 9

Question 10

lumbar vertebrae - superior view

Answer 10

Question 11

sacrum - posterior view

Answer 11

Question 12

sacrum - anterior view

Answer 12

Question 13

how can you tell the difference between a male and female sacrum

Answer 13

curvature of the chin - a curve to the front means female

Question 14

sternum

Answer 14

3 parts: manubrium, body, xiphoid process
sternal angle = rib 2

Question 15

ribs

Answer 15

Question 16

true ribs

Answer 16

rib 1-7 (directly connected to sternum)

Question 17

false ribs

Answer 17

rib 8-12 (not connected)

Question 18

floating ribs

Answer 18

11-12

Question 19

representative rib - posterior view

Answer 19

Question 20

presentative rib - superior view

Answer 20

Question 21

erector spine group and semispinalis group

Answer 21

Question 22

anterior axial (rectus abdominus, external oblique, internal oblique)

Answer 22

Question 23

cross sections - superior view

Answer 23

Question 24

cross sections - horizontal view

Answer 24

Question 25

surface anatomy of axial

Answer 25

Question 26

kyphosis

Answer 26

Question 27

lordosis

Answer 27

Question 28

scoliosis

Answer 28