Osteology of back Flashcards
sacrum (posterior)
1) sacral tuberosity
2) superior articulating process
3) median sacral crest
4) lateral sacral crest
5) medial sacral crest
6) sacral cornua
7) sacral hiatus
8) posterior sacral foramina
skull (inferior)
1) pharyngeal tubercle
2) occipital condyle
3) condylar canal
4) inferior nuchal line
5) superior nuchal line
6) exteranl occipital protuberance
7) external occipital crest
8) mastoid foramen
9) mastoid notch
10) mastoid process
11) stylomastoid foramen
12) styloid process
13) mandibular fossa
sacrum (anterior)
1) sacral ala
2) sacral promontory
3) vertebral body of S1
4) anterior sacral foramine
5) transverse lines
6) coccyx
9) sacral apex
thoracic vertebrae unique characteristics
1) round vertebral foramen
2) well pronounced lamina
3) superior costal facet
4) transcerse costal facet
5) strongly inferiorly directed spinous process
6) inferior costal facet
7) vertebral body (heart shaped)
coccyx
1) transverse process
2) coccygeal cornua
3) tip
features of a typical vertebrae
1) vertebral body
2) vertebral arch
3) transverse process
4) lamina
5) spinous process
6) inferior articulating process
7) pedicle
8) vertebral notch
what lobe is this
temporal
what lobe is this
occipital
sacrum vertebral homologues
what were fused?
1) median sacral crest (fused spinous processes)
2) medial sacral crest (fused articulating processes)
3) laterial sacral crest (fused transverse processes)
ribs
1) costal body
2) costal tubercle
3) costal neck
4) costal head
5) superior articular facet
6) crest of the head
7) inferior articular facet
8) articular facet
9) costal groove
lumbar vertebra unique characteristics
1) oval shaped vertebral foramen
2) mammillary process (on the superior articualting process)
3) accessory process (on the transverse process)
4) hatchet shaped spinous process
5) kidney shaped vertebral body
6) long slender transverse process
features of a typical vertebrae
1) pedible
20 articulating process
3) lamina
4) spinous process
5) transverse process
6) vertebral arch
7) vertebral body
8) vertebral foramen
lateral view of sacrum
1) median sacral crest
2) sacral promontory
3) auricular surface of the sacrum
unique features of cervical vertebrae
1) bifed spinous process
2) costotransverse bar
3) transverse foramen
4) uncinate processes
5) anterior and posterior tubercles on transverse processes
6) large triangular vertebral foramen
sacrum (view from top)
1) vertebral body of S1
2) sacral ala
3) superior articulating process
4) sacral canal
5) median sacral crest
6) medial (intermediate) sacral crest
7) lateral sacral crest