Review Sheet 891A stinguishing eharacteristica of the vertebrae componing the vertebral column are noted below. Correctlyn a n described structure or region by choosing a response from the key. (Some choices may be used morethan once)Keyatlassacrumсоссухlumbar vertebraaxisthoracic vertebracervical vertebra-typical1. vertebral type with a bifid (forked) spinous process2. pivots on C lacks a body3. bear facets for articulation with ribs; form part of bony thoracic cage4. forms a joint with the hip bone5. vertebra with blocklike body and short, stout spinous process6. "tailbone"7. articulates with the occipital condyles8. five components; unfused9. twelve components; unfused10. five components; fused18. Identify as specifically as possible each of the vertebrae types shown in the diagrams below. Also identify and latthe following markings on each: transverse processes, spinous process, body, superior articular processes, as was the areas provided with leaders.19. What kind of tissue makes up the intervertebral discs?20. What is a herniated disc?What problems might it cause? 92Review Sheet 8key terms.Kayatlasaxisintervertebral disctwo thoracic vertebraetwo lumbar vertebraesacrumThe Bony Thorax22. The major components of the bony thorax (excluding the vertebral column) are theand the23. What is the general shape of the thoracic cage?

The vertebral column is also called as spine and is formed of 33 bones called as vertebrae. The…

12 The distinguishing characteristics of the vertebrae co identify each described structure or region by choosing than once.) Key atlas axis cervical vertebra-typical соссух lumbar vertel 1. vertebral type with a bifid (f- 2. pivots on C lacks a body

12 The distinguishing characteristics of the vertebrae co identify each described structure or region by choosing than once.) Key atlas axis cervical vertebra-typical соссух lumbar vertel 1. vertebral type with a bifid (f- 2. pivots on C lacks a body

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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