Thorax Osteology Flashcards

1
Q

What are the five groups of the vertebral column of the dog from cranial to caudal?

A
  1. Cervical
  2. Thoracic
  3. Lumbar
  4. Sacral
  5. Caudal
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The _____ _____ is formed by successive vertebral foramina, within which lies the spinal cord enveloped in its meninges.

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Vertebral canal

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The ______ _______ are the lateral spaces formed between adjacent vertebrae within the vertebral column, allowing ____ ____ to travel from the spinal cord to the periphery.

A
  • Intervertebral foramen

- Spinal nerves

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The ____ _____ is a fibrocartilaginous structure that connects adjacent vertebral bodies. What are the two parts?

A

Intervertebral disc

  1. Anulus fibrous
  2. nucleus pulposus
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5
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What is a herniated disk?

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The rupture of an intervertebral disk

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The cranial and caudal ____ ____ articulate with the head of the ribs.

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costal fovea

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What is the dog vertebral formula?

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C7, T13, L7, S3, Ca~20

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8
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What are the two parts of the vertebral arch?

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Pedicles and lamina

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9
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What are the components of the vertebral column?

A

Backbone and spine

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10
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The backbone in the dog consists of a series of about ____ irregular bones or vertebrae.

A

50

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What are the structures of a typical vertebra?

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  1. Vertebral body: thick, bulky ventral part
  2. Vertebral arch: dorsal part arising from the vertebral body consisting of pedicles and lamina
  3. Vertebral formamen
  4. Processes: for articulation with adjacent vertebrae or attachment for muscles and ligaments; Spinous process, transverse processes, articular processes
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THe ____ _____ is the most conspicuous feature of the first nine thoracic vertebra.

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Spinous Process

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The first nine thoracic vertebrae are similar, but the last four present minor differences. The point where these differences occur is called the _____ _____. The spinous processes of all vertebra cranial to T11 point ____, and caudal to T11 point ____.

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  • Anticlinal vertebrae
  • Caudally
  • Crainially
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____ ribs are those that directly attach to the sternebrae. What numbers are these ribs?

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Sternal

1-9

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15
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_____ ribs are those that do not directly attach to the sternebrae. What numbers are these ribs?

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Asternal

10-13

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16
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Ribs 10-12 attach to the sternum via the ____ ____, but ribs 13 are considered to be ____ ribs since they end freely and don’t contact with the neighboring rib.

A
  • Costal arch

- Floating ribs

17
Q

For the ribs, the ____ is the dorsal bony part, the ____ ____ is the ventral cartilaginous part, the ____ ____ is the junction between the body and costal cartilage, and the ____ _____ is the space between consecutive ribs.

A
  • Body
  • Costal Cartilage
  • Costochondral junction
  • Intercostal space
18
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For the sternum, the ___ is the first sternebra, the ____ ____ joins together cosecutive sternebra, the ____ _____ is the last sternebra, and the ____ ____ is the caudal end of the xiphoid process.

A
  • Manubrim
  • Intersternebral cartilage
  • Xiphoid process
  • xiphoid cartilage