L6 Flashcards

(55 cards)

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What 4 structures are part of the bony framework that supports the respiratory mechanism?

A

1) vertebral column
2) rib cage
3) pectoral girdle
4) pelvic girdle

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What are the 5 sections of the vertebral column?

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1) cervical
2) thoracic
3) lumbar
4) sacrum
5) coccyx

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Which of the vertebrae types are classified as true?

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1) cervical
2) thoracic
3) lumbar

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Which of the vertebrae types are classified as modified?

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1) sacrum

2) coccyx

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5
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It is possible to have _______ vertebrae (especially _____)

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Missing; lumbar

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6
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C1 is also called:

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Atlas

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7
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C2 is also called:

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Axis

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8
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When you bend your neck the protruding bump is:

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~C7

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9
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The ______ vertebrae are where your ribs _______

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Thoracic; attatch

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10
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How many cervical vertebrae are there?

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7

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How many thoracic vertebrae are there?

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12

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12
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How many lumbar vertebrae are there?

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5

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13
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How many sacrum vertebrae are there?

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5

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14
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How many coccyx vertebrae are there?

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3-5

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15
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How many total vertebrae are there?

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32-34

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What are the 3 functions of vertebrae

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1) protect the spinal cord
2) support the trunk, shoulder girdle, and head
3) point of muscular attatchment

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What are the 9 key parts of a vertebrae?

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1) spinous process
2) lamina
3) superior projection
4) transverse process
5) pedicle
6) body/corpus
7) vertebral foramen
8) articular facet for ribs
9) inferior articular process

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Any projection is called a ______

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Process

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19
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What is the lamina?

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The flat surface between transverse processes on a vertebrae

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20
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What is the pedicle?

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A bridge between the body and spine

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21
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What does the word foramen mean?

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Hole

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22
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Where does the spinal cord go?

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In the vertebral foramen

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Which vertebrae have articular facets?

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C1 is also called the:

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C2 is also called the:
Axis
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The ____ rests on top of C1
Skull
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C1/atlas has no ____ or ______ ______, it is a ____ of ____
Body; spinous process; ring of bone
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C2/axis forms the _____ around which ___ and _____ rotate
Pivot; C1 and skull
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One important structure of C2 is called ____, and it projects _________ into the _____ _______ of ___
Dens; superiorly; central foramen of C1
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The rib cage has ___ pairs of ribs
12
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All ribs attach __________ to corresponding _____ _________
Posteriorly; thoracic vertebrae
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The anterior ends of R1-R10 consist of _____ _______
Costal cartilage
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The first __ ribs directly and individually attach to the ______ and these are called the ____ ____
7; sternum; true ribs
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Ribs __, __, and __ all ________ attach and are called the ____ ___
8, 9, and 10; indirectly; false ribs
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Ribs __ and __ are called the ______ ___ because they don’t ______ to the _______
11 and 12; floating ribs; connect; sternum
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What are the 3 parts of the sternum?
1) manubrium 2) body/corpus 3) xiphoid process
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The pelvic girdle is part of the _________ skeleton
Appendicular
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The biggest section of the pelvic girdle is called the ____.
Ilium
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The lower section of the pelvic girdle is called the _____
Ishium
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The pubic synthesis is a _______ _______ that connects the ____ and ____ _____ ____
Fibrous cartilage; right and left pubic bone
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What are the two parts of speech contribution of the pelvic girdle?
1) abdominal muscles attach to ilium | 2) provides floor to abdominal viscera
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What are the 5 structures of the pelvic girdle?
1) coccygeal 2) sacral bones 3) ilium 4) ischium 5) pubis
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What is the ilium?
Large, upper part of hip bone
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What is one part of the ilium?
Iliac crest
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What is the ischium?
Posterior, inferior part of hip
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What is the pubis?
Anterior, inferior part of hip bone
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What is one structure of the pubis?
Pubis symphysis
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What is the acetabulum?
Hip socket, head of femur fits into it
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What are two structures of the pectoral girdle?
1) clavicle | 2) scapula
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What is another name for the clavicle?
Collarbone
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What is another name for the scapula?
Shoulder blade
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What are the two processes of the scapula?
1) Acromion process | 2) coracoid process
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What is the acromion process?
Part of scapula that projects lateraly
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What is the coracoid process?
Part of the scapula that projects anteriorly
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What is the sternoclavicular joint?
The only point of articulation between pectoral girdle and skeleton