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Q: The bodies and processes of the three sacral vertebrae fuse in the adult to form the ……
A. Coccyx
B. Sacrum
C. Sternum
D. Costal Arch
B. Sacrum

Q: The …… represents the fusion of the three spinous processes on the sacral vertebrae/sacrum.
A. Intermediate sacral crest
B. Promontory
C. Median Sacral Crest
D. Lateral sacral crest
C. Median Sacral Crest

Q: The …… transmit the dorsal divisions of the sacral spinal nerves and spinal vessels.
A. Pelvic Sacral Foramina
B. Transverse Foramina
C. Dorsal Sacral Foramina
D. Alar Foramina
C. Dorsal Sacral Foramina

Q: In the sacral vertebrae, the cranial articular process articulates with the ……
A. 6th lumbar vertebra
B. 7th lumbar vertebra
C. 1st caudal vertebra
D. 1st sacral vertebra
B. 7th lumbar vertebra

Q: In the sacral vertebrae, the caudal articular process articulates with the ……
A. 7th lumbar vertebra
B. last thoracic vertebra
C. 1st caudal vertebra
D. 2nd sacral vertebra
C. 1st caudal vertebra

Q: In addition to blood vessels, the …… transmit the ventral branches of the first two sacral nerves.
A. Dorsal Sacral Foramina
B. Pelvic Sacral Foramina
C. Transverse Foramina
D. Lateral Vertebral Foramina
B. Pelvic Sacral Foramina

Q: The enlarged lateral part of the sacrum with a rough auricular surface that articulates with the ilium is called the ……
A. Promontory
B. Median Sacral Crest
C. Auricular crest
D. Wing
D. Wing

Q: The transverse ridge that forms the dorsal boundary of the pelvic inlet on the sacrum is the ……
A. Promontory
B. Wing
C. Ilium
D. Xiphoid process
A. Promontory