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01 GROSS ANAT LEC > Lesson 6 VERTEBRAL > Flashcards

Lesson 6 VERTEBRAL Flashcards

1
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It is composed of a number of unpaired bones in series along the midline

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Vertebral column

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2
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What is the vertebral formula?

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C7 T13 L7 S3 Cd20

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3
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Other term for caudal

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Coccygeal

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4
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What are the three parts of typical vertebrae?

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  1. Body or corpus
  2. Vertical arch (completes the vertebra foramen dorsally)
  3. Processes
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5
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It is a cylindrical mass, forming the ventral part of the vertebra and floor of the vertebra foramen

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Body or corpus

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6
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What are the parts of invertebral disk?

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Annulus fibrosus (outside)
Nucleus pulposus (inside)

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7
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What are the PARTS of the vertebral arch which completes the vertebral foramenn dorsally?

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  1. Pedicle (sa gilid)
  2. Laminae (upper side)
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8
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This process forms joints between adjacent vertebrae region, also form joint with the ribs

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Articular process

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9
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This type of process project laterally from the arch

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Transverse process

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10
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This process projects dorsally from the arch of the vertebra

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Spinous process

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11
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This process projects caudally from the pedicle ventral to the caudal articular process and over the dorsal aspect of foramen.

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Accessory process

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12
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This process is a knoblike dorsal projection of the transverse processes also the tenth thoracic vertebrae and cranial articular process of the 11th thoracic throughe coudal vertebra

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Mamillary process

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13
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Is C1/atlas is a atypical vertebrae or typical vertebrae

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Atypical vertebrae

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14
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Two types of articular surfaces

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Cranial articular surface
Caudal articular surfaces

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15
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Other term for cranial articular surfaces

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Cotyloid cavities

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16
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Other term for caudal articular surfaces

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Glenoid cavities

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17
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It articulates with dens

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Fovea of the dens or fovea dentis

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18
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What are the two pairs of foramina?

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  • transverse foramina
  • Lateral vertebral foramina
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19
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It’s a type of foramina passing obliquely through the wings

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Transfers foramina

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20
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It’s type of foramina that perforate cranaiodorsal part. Also the passage of vertebral and first cervical spine nerve.

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Lateral vertebral foramina

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21
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It is a depression, ventral to the wings also vertebral artery and nerve passes

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Atlantal fossae

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22
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Other term for C2/axis

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epistropheus or dentata

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23
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It is a typical elongated peg-like eminence, projecting from the body

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C2 or axis ( epistropheus or dentata)

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24
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It is ventrolateral extensions of vertebral arch and face ventrally

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Caudal articular surface

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25
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It is at the root of the transfers process

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Transfers foramen

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26
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It concur with the caudal notches of the atlas

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Cranial vertebral notches

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27
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It concur with the cranial notches of the C3

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Caudal vertebral notches

28
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What part of the cervical vertebra which the spinous process increase in size also transverse processes are pronged, present in transverse foramina

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C3, c4, c5

29
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This cervical vertebra has higher spinous process than C5 also expanded plate like transverse processes

30
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highest in cervical spine lack of transverse foramen also present in caudal costal of fovea

31
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It presents fovea on transverse process also with bemifacets on central, and the bodies is shorter than cervical and lumbar vertebrae

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Thoracic vertebrae

32
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What part of the thoracic vertebrate that articulate with the ribs?

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Coastal fovea - head of the rib
Transverse fovea - tubercle of the rib

33
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In thoracic vertebra, what bones are the cranial and costal fovea and which the spines directed caudally?

34
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What is anticlinal vertebra?

35
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It is transitional segment of the thoracolumbar region

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Anticlinal vertebra

36
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It is the demifacet in costal fovea of which spines directed cranially

37
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It project from the caudal borders of the pedicles also it is the T6 or T7 and onwards

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Accessory processes or anapophyses

38
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It is located at the junctions of the pedicles and laminae

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Articular processes

39
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It’s in cranial articular facet in thoracic

Facing forward and upward -
Cranial articular facet face each other -

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T1 to T10

T11, T12, T13

40
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In thoracic caudal articular facet this face downward and backwards

41
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This type of cervical bones has longer bodies than thoracic. Also spinal cords usually end in L6/L7

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Lumbar process

42
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What is the longest bone in lumbar vertebrae?

43
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In lumbar it is present in L1 and L3 or L5

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Accessory processes

44
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it fuse to form the sacrum also four sided wedged shape consist of base in Apex

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Sacral vertebrae

45
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In sacral vertebrae its in median sacral crest also have spinous processes

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Dorsal surface

46
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Sacral vertebrae it transmit dorsal division of spinal nerve and vessels

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Dorsal sacral foramina

47
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In Sacral vertebrae it fuse mamiloarticular processes

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Intermitted sacral crest

48
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In sacral vertebrae it fused transverse, processes of S2 and S3

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Lateral sacral crest

49
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In sacral vertebrae it articulate with L7

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Cranial articular process

50
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In sacral vertebrae it articulates with cd1

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caudal articular process

51
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In sacral vertebrae it has trans first lines. Also, the pelvic foramina has two pairs.

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Pelvic surface/lateral

52
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How many pairs has the pelvic sacral foramina?

53
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It has wing of sacrum, articular surface and promontory

54
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In sacral vertebrae it is caudal extremity of the sacrum

55
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It is fully developed in the interior part of the region. Also, it contains coccygeat nerves.

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Caudal vertebrae

56
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In Caudal vertebrae it has well developed articular process

57
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In Caudal vertebrae it has arch complete

58
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In Caudal vertebrae it has large transverse process

In Caudal vertebrae it presents spinous process

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Cd1 to Cd5/Cd6

Cd1 to Cd6/Cd7

59
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It form the lateral wall of the bony thorax

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Ribs (cotae)

60
Q

Sternal:
Asternal:
Floating:

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1st to 9th rib
10 to 12th rib
13th rib

61
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What number of ribs is in costal arch

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10th, 11th, 12th

62
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What is the longest rib?

63
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It articulates w/ the 1st sternebra

64
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How many sternebrae has the sternum?

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8 sternebrae

65
Q

Give the parts of sternum

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  • manubrium
  • body
  • xiphoid process

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