vertebrae

Question 1

What is this Ligament?

Answer 1

Ligamenta Flava

Question 2

What is this structure (A)?

Answer 2

Spinous Process

Question 3

What is this structure (B)?

Answer 3

Vertebral Column

Question 4

What is this structure (D)?

Answer 4

Superior Articular Facet

Question 5

What is this structure (E)?

Answer 5

Lamina

Question 6

What is this structure (F)?

Answer 6

Tranverse costal facet

Question 7

What is this structure (H: under B)?

Answer 7

Superior Costal Facet

Question 8

What is this?

Answer 8

Intervertebral Foramen

Question 9

Name type of vertebrae and labeled structure

Answer 9

Uncinate Process of cervical vertebrae

Question 10

Cervical vertebrae have articular facets (zygapophysial joints) oriented? What do they permit and limit?

Answer 10

Superior-Inferior oriented: Permit Flexion/extenstion; limit rotation

Question 11

Thoracic vertebrae have what facet orientation?

Answer 11

Anteroposteriorly (A-P). Permit rotation; limit flexion/extension

Question 12

Lumbar vertebrae have what facet orientation?

Answer 12

Mediolaterally (M-L) oriented; Permit flexion and extension; limit rotation

Question 13

Thoracic vertebrae have how many costal facets?

Answer 13

3

Question 14

What is this?

Answer 14

Uncovertebral Joints of Luschka

Question 15

Tubercles of ribs articulate with costal facets on what thoracic transverse processes?

Answer 15

T1-T10

Question 16

Identify this structure

Answer 16

Alae

Question 17

Identify

Answer 17

Sacral Promontory

Question 18

Identify

Answer 18

Sacral Hiatus

Question 19

Identify

Answer 19

Median crest of sacrum

Question 20

What joint is this?

Answer 20

Sacroiliac Joints

Question 21

Identify

Answer 21

Anulus Fibrosis

Question 22

Identify

Answer 22

Nucleus Pulposis

Question 23

What is the name of the superior portion of the posterior Longitudinal Ligament and what does it do?

Answer 23

Tectorial Membrane; holds dens against atlas

Question 24

Identify

Answer 24

Interspinous ligament