Lab 9: The Vertebral Column and Thorax & Lab 10: The Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limbs

Cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, coccygeal

From top to bottom, what is the order of the 5 regions of the vertebral column?

7

How many vertebrae are in the cervical region of the vertebral column?

12

How many vertebrae are in the thoracic region of the vertebral column?

5

How many vertebrae are in the lumbar region of the vertebral column?

5

How many fused vertebrae are in the sacral region of the vertebral column?

4

How many fused vertebrae are in the coccygeal region of the vertebral column?

Spinous process

What is #1 on the diagram of a typical vertebra?

Vertebral foramen

What is #2 in the diagram of a typical vertebra?

body (centrum)

What is #3 on the diagram of a typical vertebra?

Superior articular process

What is #4 on the diagram of a typical vertebra?

Transverse process

What is #5 on the diagram of a typical vertebra?

Cervical

What is #1 in the diagram?

Thoracic

What is #2 in the diagram?

Intervertebral discs

What is #3 in the diagram?

Intervertebral foramen

What is #4 in the diagram?

Lumbar

What is #5 in the diagram?

Sacrum

What is #6 in the diagram?

Coccyx

What is #7 in the diagram?

Axis

What is #8 in the diagram?

Atlas

What is #9 in the diagram?

Inferior articular process

What is #1 in the superior view of a cervical vertebrae?

Superior articular process and facet

What is #2 in the superior view of a cervical vertebrae?

Spinous process

What is #3 in the superior view of a cervical vertebrae?

Vertebral foramen

What is #4 in the superior view of a cervical vertebrae?

Transverse process

What is #5 in the superior view of a cervical vertebrae?

Body

What is #6 in the superior view of a cervical vertebrae?

Transverse foramen

What is #7 in the superior view of a cervical vertebrae?

Transverse costal facet (for tubercle of rib)

What is #1 in the superior view of a thoracic vertebrae?

Vertebral foramen

What is #2 in the superior view of a thoracic vertebrae?

Spinous process

What is #3 in the superior view of a thoracic vertebrae?

Transverse process

What is #4 in the superior view of a thoracic vertebrae?

Superior articular process and facet

What is #5 in the superior view of a thoracic vertebrae?

Body

What is #6 in the superior view of a thoracic vertebrae?

Superior costal facet (for head of rib)

What is #7 in the superior view of a thoracic vertebrae?

Vertebral foramen

What is #1 in the superior view of a Lumbar vertebrae?

Spinous process

What is #2 in the superior view of a Lumbar vertebrae?

Transverse process

What is #3 in the superior view of a Lumbar vertebrae?

Superior articular process and facet

What is #4 in the superior view of a Lumbar vertebrae?

Body

What is #5 in the superior view of a Lumbar vertebrae?

Manubrium

What is #1 in the diagram?

Body

What is #2 in the diagram?

Xiphoid process

What is #3 in the diagram?

Sternum

What is #4 in the diagram?

True ribs

What is #5 in the diagram?

False ribs

What is #6 in the diagram?

Floating ribs

What is #7 in the diagram?

Costal cartilage

What is #8 in the diagram?

Shaft

What is #1 in the diagram?

Articulate facets

What is #2 in the diagram?

Head

What is #3 in the diagram?

Tubercle

What is #4 in the diagram?

Clavicle

What is #1 in the diagram?

Scapula

What is #2 in the diagram?

Acromial end

What is #3 in the diagram?

Sternal end

What is #4 in the diagram?

Acromion

What is #1 in the diagram?

Coracoid process

What is #2 in the diagram?

Glenoid cavity

What is #3 in the diagram?

Lateral border

What is #4 in the diagram?

Medial border

What is #5 in the diagram?

Subscapular fossa

What is #6 in the diagram?

Superior border

What is #7 in the diagram?

Subscapular notch

What is #8 in the diagram?

Supraspinous fossa

What is #9 in the diagram?

Spine

What is #10 in the diagram?

Infraspinous fossa

What is #11 in the diagram?

Greater tubercle

What is #1 in the diagram?

Lesser tubercle

What is #2 in the diagram?

Capitulum

What is #3 in the diagram?

Trochlea

What is #4 in the diagram?

Olecranon fossa

What is #5 in the diagram?

Coronoid fossa

What is #6 in the diagram?

Deltoid tuberosity

What is #7 in the diagram?

Anatomical neck

What is #8 in the diagram?

Surgical neck

What is #9 in the diagram?

Head of humerus

What is #10 in the diagram?

Head of radius

What is #1 in the diagram?

Neck of radius

What is #2 in the diagram?

Radial tuberosity

What is #3 in the diagram?

Radius

What is #4 in the diagram?

Styloid process of radius

What is #5 in the diagram?

Styloid process of ulna

What is #6 in the diagram?

Head of ulna

What is #7 in the diagram?

Ulna

What is #8 in the diagram?

Trochlear notch

What is #9 in the diagram?

Olecranon process

What is #10 in the diagram?