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hyoid bone
bone inferior to jaw anterior to spine
vertebral body
round part projecting anteriorly
vertebral arch (neural arch)
boney part of vertabrae projecting anteriorl
vertebral foramen
"""hole down the middle"""
vertebral canal
tube produced by connecting vertabrae where vertebral foramen line up
synovial joint
type of joint in spine at articulate process
symphyses
fibrous joints formed by vertebral bodies
intervertebral fibrocartilaginous discs
join bodies of vertabrae together - shrink as we age
what holds together dsks?
powerful longitudinal ligaments
pedicle
foot like process that bridges vertebral body and vertebral arch
transverse process process
"bilateral boney ""plates"" use to connect bone or muscle"
lamina
flatened plate between leading to spinous process
spinous process
posterior projection
ligaments that attach to spinous process:
suprspinous and interspinous
articular process
joints on spine 2 superior and two inferior
vertebral notches
superior faces up inferior faces donw. Notches in properly aligned colum
atlas
1st cervical vertabrae articlate with skull
Axis
2nd cervical vertabrae. The 1st vertabrae pivots on this.
vertebra prominens
c7 - first palpable vertabrae
thoracic vertabrae
12 - form joints with ribs
sacral
5 vertabrae fused together to form sacrum
sacroiliac joints
sacrum articulates with two coxal bones to form pelvis here
coccygeal
"tailbone - fused
primary curvature
"name for entire
secondary curvature
name for curve in cervical region as infants use neck muscles to support head and in lumbar region as child begins to wlk
foramen transversarium
only on cervical -verticle holes in transverse process for blood vessels
demifacets
on body of thoracic spine for attachment of ribs
heart shaped vertebral body is where?
shape of thoracic vertebral body
kidney been shaped body is where?
shape of lumbar vertebral body
which spines are blunt?
shape of lumbar spines
nucleus pulposus
center of intervertebral disks = mucopolysacharides
annulus fibrosus
outer rim of intervertebral discs = fibrocartilage
rupture of disc?
nucleus pulposus pass outward posterolaterally or posterially and puts pressure on anerve
vertebral artery
runs through foramen transversarium on cervical region
facets in horizontal plane where?
cervical region facet planes
facets in coronal plane where?
thoracic region facet planes
facets in coronal plane where?
lumbar region facet plans
ventral sacral foramen
holes in sacrum
dorsal sacral foramen
holes in sacrum
sacral hiatus
upside down u shape on dorsal side of sacrum
sacral cornua
points on end of sacrum
anterior longitudinal ligament
runs anterior of vertebral bodies
posterior longitudinal ligament
runs posterior along vertebral bodies
anterior and posterior tubercle
notches on atlas
ligmentum flavum
tendon from lamina to lamina
supraspinous ligament
posterior to spinous process
inerspinous ligament
between spinous process
dens
to of axis
transverse ligament
holds dens in place
tectorial membrane
name for top of posterior longitudinal ligament
ligamente nuche
name of top of suprspinous ligament
cranial nerve 11
intervates trapezious
serratus posterior superior and inferior
pull ribs up and down (superior is deep from rhomboid muschle make a diamond - spine to rib - accesory resperatory muscles
muscles that run longitudinally along spinus process?
erector spinae: ILS starting laateral moving medial - iiocostalis longissimus spinalis
thorocolumbar fascia
around erector spinae ILS muscle
transverospinalis
3rd layer of muscles that span anywhere from 1 to 7 vertebrae
semispinalis
cross 5-7 IV joints - not in lumbar
multifidus
cros3-5 IV joints
rotatores
cross 1 or 2 IV joints
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