Thoracolumbar Locations Flashcards

1
Q

What is T9-10 known for?

A

Closet thoracic spinouses

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2
Q

What is T12 known for

A

May have a blade spinous

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3
Q

What is T7 known for?

A

Most inferior part of the scapula (seated)

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4
Q

Where is T4s transverse processes?

A

Across from the T3 spinous

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5
Q

Where are L1-5 mammillary bodies located

A

1 interspinous space above

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6
Q

What is T6 known for?

A

Most inferior part of the scapula(prone)

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7
Q

What is T1 known for?

A

Vertebral prominence 30-40%

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8
Q

Where are T11-12 spinous processes located?

A

1 interspinous space above

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9
Q

Where are T5-9 transverse processes located?

A

Two interspinous spaces above

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10
Q

Where is T10 transverse process located?

A

Across from the T9 spinous

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11
Q

What is T4 known for?

A

The most prominent thoracic spinous

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12
Q

What is T5-9 know for?

A

Imbricated spinouses

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13
Q

What is L5 known for?

A

Smallest lumbar spinous

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14
Q

What is L4 known for?

A

Iliac crest
L3-L4 interspinous space for males
L4-L5 interspinous space for females

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15
Q

Where are T1-3 transverse processes?

A

1 spinous interspace above

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16
Q

What is T3 known for?

A

Root of the spine of the scapula