Bony Landmarks Latin Terms

In the body of the vertebrae, the costal facet serves to articulate with the head of the rib. What does the term costa mean in latin if the term facet means smooth?

In the vertebrae of the spinal cord, there are several spaces. The foramen is the term for the opening in the middle portion of the section of vertebrae. However, when several are stacked on top of one another with the superior articular facet interacting with the inferior articular process another structure is formed. What is its name? What function does it serve?

The area "between" two vertebrae which serves to transmit spinal nerves and radicular vessels is called the...

On an individual vertebrae the area of bone directly lateral to the canal is called the? What does it mean in latin?

There are three processes in the vertebrae that branch of the pedicle. The transverse process, superior articular process and the inferior articular process. Which of the three's function is to articulate with the ribs? What is the name of the "smooth," "swelling" projection of bone that it interacts with?

T or F. The lamina portion of the vertebrae is situated anterior to the spinous process. Also, what does lamina mean in latin. Hint: there are two terms
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The spinous process attaches to a plethora of muscles. Is this part of the vertebrae located ventral or dorsal to the pedicle?

The head of the rib articulates with the transverse process of the vertebrae. What is the area called where it articulates? What is the anatomic structure of the rib called that specifically interacts with called?

The scalene tubercle is a unique anatomical feature of what bone? What is its relation to the grooves for the subclavian artery and vein? What muscle does it attach to?

The sternum can be thought of as a sword, with a handle with the xyphoid process as the blade.