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Verterbral anatomy

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Last updated: January 10, 2024
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1. Projection of bone that points outward from each vertebra along the spine
Inferior articular process ✓
Spinous process ✓
Transverse process ✓
Superior articular process ✓
2. Located on the top and bottom of each vertebra that connect the vertebrae to each other
Facet joint ✓
Intervertebral foramen ✓
Laminae ✓
Pedicle ✓
3. Opening between every two vertebrae where the nerve roots exit the spine
Laminae ✓
Vertebral body ✓
Facet Joint ✓
Intervertebral foramen ✓
4. Projection of bone laterally from the junction of the lamina and the pedicle on each side of the vertebrae
Spinous process ✓
Transverse process ✓
Superior articular process ✓
Inferior articular process ✓
5. Projection of bone downwards and articulates with a superior articular process of the next more caudal vertebra
Spinous process ✓
pedicle ✓
Laminae ✓
Inferior articular process ✓
6. Projection of bone upwards and articulates with an inferior articular process of the next more cranial vertebra
Inferior articular process ✓
Pedicle ✓
Superior articular process ✓
Laminae ✓
7. Short, stout stem-like part of each side of a vertebra, connecting the vertebral body to the vertebral arch
Laminae ✓
Pedicle ✓
Vertebral body ✓
Intervertebral foramen ✓
8. Flattened, posterior parts of the vertebral arch, connecting the pedicles to the spinous process in a vertebra.
Laminae ✓
Intervertebral foramen ✓
Superior articular process ✓
Inferior articular process ✓
9. Hint Answer Thick, cylindrical anterior part of a vertebra, providing structural support and weight-bearing function.
Vertebral body ✓
Intervertebral foramen ✓
Pedicle ✓
Spinous process ✓
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