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Which is anterior and which is posterior

Which is anterior and which is posterior

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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P File Protected View Slides Outline 36 37 EX 38 39 40 41 42 Home + Protect the spine Supports the skull and trunk Allows for movement Absorbs stress from walking, running etc. Attachment site for appendicular skeleton. Houses many nerves Which is anterior and which is posterior? Than vare process Achs muscles and ligaments Vertebral column Learning check: Vertebral Column Spinus process Attaches muscles and ligaments Insert Design This file originated from an Internet location and might be unsafe. Click for more details. General Structure of a Vertebrae Process Cervical (C1-C7) ▪ Relatively small Support and movement of the head Two unique: (image 7.24) Traver Process C1 (Atlas): no body, large foramen large S. Facets (yes) C2 (Axis): Dens, (no) C3-C6 show signs of typical and bone manow Body Mass of spongy bone covered by compact bone C7: Very elongated spinous process Some unique features: A. C2-C6: Spinous Process is bifid. B. C1-C7: Transverse Foramen for vertebral arteries Slide 37 of 48 Thoracic (T1-T12) Support of the thoracic cage Somcunque features: A. Spinous Process pointed downward and long B. Body heart shaped of intermediate mass Costal Favets indentations where ribs attached D. T1-T10 have the transverse costal facets which provide additional support for rib attachment. E. T12 is a transitional vertebrae in terms of structure. Spinaus Process Lumbar (L1-L5) * Weight bearing vertebrae Attachment to lumbar muscles . Somcunique features A. Thick stout body B. Squarish spinous process C. Process positioning (combat twisting) ← Vertebral formen Houses the spine Spinas Process Supa/laar) Processes Lacet concions tor wibras) Foramen Comparison of all three Inter Process "Office Theme" Transitions Look at cache 1. Coll body S 3. Sious process direction English (U.S.) Type here to search Process Animations Slide Show Review View Enable Editing Po Chapter 7 (Final)(1) [Protected View] - Microsoft PowerPoint (Product Activation Failed) Learning check: Vertebral Column Which is anterior and which is posterior? 回铝室 60% GE I □ (») 7:03 PM 2/21/2023 x X +*
Transcribed Image Text:P File Protected View Slides Outline 36 37 EX 38 39 40 41 42 Home + Protect the spine Supports the skull and trunk Allows for movement Absorbs stress from walking, running etc. Attachment site for appendicular skeleton. Houses many nerves Which is anterior and which is posterior? Than vare process Achs muscles and ligaments Vertebral column Learning check: Vertebral Column Spinus process Attaches muscles and ligaments Insert Design This file originated from an Internet location and might be unsafe. Click for more details. General Structure of a Vertebrae Process Cervical (C1-C7) ▪ Relatively small Support and movement of the head Two unique: (image 7.24) Traver Process C1 (Atlas): no body, large foramen large S. Facets (yes) C2 (Axis): Dens, (no) C3-C6 show signs of typical and bone manow Body Mass of spongy bone covered by compact bone C7: Very elongated spinous process Some unique features: A. C2-C6: Spinous Process is bifid. B. C1-C7: Transverse Foramen for vertebral arteries Slide 37 of 48 Thoracic (T1-T12) Support of the thoracic cage Somcunque features: A. Spinous Process pointed downward and long B. Body heart shaped of intermediate mass Costal Favets indentations where ribs attached D. T1-T10 have the transverse costal facets which provide additional support for rib attachment. E. T12 is a transitional vertebrae in terms of structure. Spinaus Process Lumbar (L1-L5) * Weight bearing vertebrae Attachment to lumbar muscles . Somcunique features A. Thick stout body B. Squarish spinous process C. Process positioning (combat twisting) ← Vertebral formen Houses the spine Spinas Process Supa/laar) Processes Lacet concions tor wibras) Foramen Comparison of all three Inter Process "Office Theme" Transitions Look at cache 1. Coll body S 3. Sious process direction English (U.S.) Type here to search Process Animations Slide Show Review View Enable Editing Po Chapter 7 (Final)(1) [Protected View] - Microsoft PowerPoint (Product Activation Failed) Learning check: Vertebral Column Which is anterior and which is posterior? 回铝室 60% GE I □ (») 7:03 PM 2/21/2023 x X +*
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A long pillar like structure composed of bones called vertebrae present as the longitudinal axis at the dorsal side of the body is called the vertebral column.

It consist of 33 bones. In adult person it becomes 26 in total due to the fusion of some lower vertebra.

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