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How many cervical vertebrae are there?

7

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Which cervical vertebrae are atypical

C1 & C2

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What is C1 called

Atlas

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What is C1 shaped like

A ring

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Does C1 have a body

No

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On C1 the ____ receive the condoles of the occipital bone

Superior articular processes

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What is C2 called

Axis

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C2 has a conical process called the ___ on upper, anterior of body

Dens or odontoid

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On C2 the ___ is received into arterior ring of C1

Odontoid (dens)

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Which cervical vertebrae has a long prominent spine process

C7

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____ are typical cervical veterbrea

C3-C6

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<p>What vertebrae is this </p>

What vertebrae is this

Atlas (C1)

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<p>1</p>

1

Anterior arch (with anterior tubercle)

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<p>2</p>

2

Sectional view of dens (odontoid) projecting through this opening

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<p>3</p>

3

Transverse atlantal ligament

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<p>4</p>

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Transverse process

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<p>5</p>

5

Posterior arch (with posterior tubercle)

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<p>6</p>

6

Superior facet (part of atlanto-occipital articulation with skull)

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<p>7</p>

7

Superior articular process

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<p>8</p>

8

Lateral mass

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<p>1</p>

1

Dens

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<p>2</p>

2

Anterior arch

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<p>3</p>

3

Lateral mass of C1

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<p>4</p>

4

Right superior articular surface of C2

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<p>5</p>

5

Body of C2

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<p>6 (joint)</p>

6 (joint)

Left Zygapophyseal joint

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<p>7</p>

7

Inferior articular surface of C1

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<p>8</p>

8

Transverse process of C1

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<p>9</p>

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Dens (odontoid process)

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<p>10</p>

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Body

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<p>11</p>

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Superior articular process

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<p>12</p>

12

Lamina

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<p>13</p>

13

Spinous process

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<p>14</p>

14

Inferior articular process

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<p>15</p>

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Transverse foramen

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What are the typical cervical vertebrae

C3-C6

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How many foramina do typical cervical vertebrae have

3

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What are three unique characteristics of typical cervical vertebrae

-bifid spinous process

Articular pillar

3 foramina

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<p>What vertebra is this </p>

What vertebra is this

Typical cervical vertebrae (C3-C6)

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<p>1</p>

1

Transverse foramen

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<p>2</p>

2

Body

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<p>3</p>

3

Pedicle (floor of intervertebral foramen)

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<p>4</p>

4

Transverse process

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<p>5</p>

5

Vertebral foramen

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<p>6</p>

6

Bifid tip (C3-C6)

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<p>7</p>

7

Spinous process

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<p>8</p>

8

Lamina

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<p>9</p>

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Superior articular process

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<p>10</p>

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Articular pillar (Lateral mass of C1)

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<p>11</p>

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Superior articular process

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<p>12</p>

12

Transverse process

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<p>13</p>

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Body

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<p>14</p>

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Inferior articular process

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<p>15</p>

15

Spinous process

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<p>What is this </p>

What is this

Zygapophyseal joints (left lateral)

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<p> What are these showing and what projection is this </p>

What are these showing and what projection is this

Right intervertebral foramina (LPO)

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How is the intervertebral foramina shown for each projection Cervical vs. thoracic

Cervical - shown at 45° oblique (upside, posterior oblique)

Thoracic - lateral

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How is the Zygapophyseal joints shown for each projection Cervical vs. thoracic

Cervical - lateral

Thoracic - 70° oblique (upside, posterior oblique)

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What is the skull-C1 joint classification, mobility type, and movement type

Synovial, diarthrodial, ellipsoid (Condyloid)

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What is the C1-C2 joint classification, mobility type, and movement type

Synovial, diarthrodial, plane (gliding)

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What is the C2-T12 (intervertebral) joint classification, mobility type, and movement type

Cartilaginous (symphysis), amphiarthrodial (slightly movable), N/A

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What is the C2-T12 (Zygapophyseal) joint classification, mobility type, and movement type

Synovial, diarthrodial, plane (gliding)

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What is the T1-T12 (Costovertebral) joint classification, mobility type, and movement type

Synovial, diarthrodial, plane (gliding)

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What is the T1-T10 (costotransverse) joint classification, mobility type, and movement type

Synovial, diarthrodial, plane (gliding)

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What vertebrae does the mastoid tip represent?

C1

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What vertebrae does the vertebrae prominens represent?

C7

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What vertebrae does the thyroid cartilage? (Adam’s apple) represent

C4-5

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What is a cervical spine routine five projections

Lateral, AP axial oblique (LPO), AP axial oblique (RPO), AP axial, AP open mouth

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What is a trauma cervical spine routine?

Cross table lateral, lateral swimmers (if necessary)

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What are additional projections for cervical spine?

Lateral with flexion, lateral with extension, soft tissue lateral neck, lateral swim swimmers (if necessary), AP Fuchs (if necessary)

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What is lateral cervical spine SID

72”

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Where does CR enter for lateral cervical spine?

Perpendicular at level of C4

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Where is top of IR for lateral cervical spine?

Top of IR is approximately 1 inch above external acoustic meatus (EAM)

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What is collimation for lateral cervical spine

10×12

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What is breathing for lateral cervical spine?

Full expiration

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Why would a swimmers view need to be done?

If C7 and top third of T1 are not visualized in lateral cervical spine

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<p>What projection is this </p>

What projection is this

Lateral cervical spine

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What is positioning for lateral cervical spine horizontal beam?

Same as lateral cervical spine, except laying supine

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<p>What projection is this </p>

What projection is this

Lateral cervical spine - horizontal beam

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What is positioning for lateral with flexion and extension?

Same as lateral cervical except flexing neck, and extending neck

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What is a lateral soft tissue neck?

Same as lateral cervical except center more anterior

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What is breathing instructions for lateral soft tissue neck?

Patient slowly breathes and to fill airway ( for contrast)

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What is recommended SID for AP axial oblique cervical spine? (RPO and LPO.)

40 inches acceptable but 72 is recommended

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What is patient rotation for AP axial oblique cervical spine? (RPO and LPO.)

Rotate patient to form 45° angle with IR

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What is CR angled for AP axial oblique cervical spine? (RPO and LPO.)

15-20° Cephalic

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What is CR entering at for AP axial oblique cervical spine (RPO and LPO)

C4

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What is collimation for AP axial oblique cervical spine?

10×12

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What is breathing instructions for AP axial oblique cervical spine?

Suspended respiration

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What is SID for AP axial cervical spine?

40”

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What is CR angle at for AP axial cervical spine?

15-20° cephalic

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Where does CR enter at for AP axial cervical spine?

C4

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What is collimation for AP axial cervical spine?

10×12

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<p>What image is this</p>

What image is this

Lateral soft tissue neck

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<p>What image is this</p>

What image is this

AP axial oblique cervical spine (RPO and LPO)

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<p>What image is this </p>

What image is this

AP axial cervical spine

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What is SID for AP open mouth?

40”

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What is head position for AP open mouth?

Adjust heads so that a line from lower edge of upper incisors to the tip of the mastoid process is perpendicular to IR

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What is “breathing” for AP open mouth

Phonating “ah” softly during exposure

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What is collimation for AP open mouth?

6×6

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<p>What image is this </p>

What image is this

AP open mouth