Vertebral Column and Back flashcards
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This Vertebral Column and Back page gathers over 50 community-made flashcard resources, covering vertebrae, joints, discs and spinal deviations. University students can practice anatomy terms and structures, while teachers can find material for teaching the back. Explore the decks and choose a topic to study.
Flashcards
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42 cardsSpinal colum, muscles and nerves Parts of the spinal column name, way its bent, # vertebrae, description (e.g.: X1-4)
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9 cardsIntroduction to Vertebral Column Week 2 lecture
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8 cardssuperior view of axis c2 7.19
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42 cardschapter 9 lumbar anatomy
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83 cardsSpine 1. Locate the vertebral arch 2. Locate the pedicle 3. Locate the vertebral foramen
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30 cardsIVD and the functional anatomy of the back What are the two types of joint in the vertebral column?
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19 cardsThe Back - Teaching and Learning Manual Name the two major parts of an intervertebral disc
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200 cardsThe back How many vertebrae make up and adult vertebral column?
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65 cardsthursday lec The primary divisions of the skeleton
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69 cardsLumbar Spine Procedures
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92 cardsSpine Symposium + Injury + Trauma What are 3 functions of the spine?
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37 cardsUntitled
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67 cardsVertebral Column Vertebral Column : Functions
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33 cardsThe Back: Bones, Joints & Muscles How are the verterbae separated?
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120 cardsAnatomy what is 1?
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21 cardsWeek 1 Back Notes
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17 cardsThoracic spine specific functional abilities of thoracic spine
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23 cardsSpine and Back
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25 cardsThe Lumbar Spine How many lumbar vertebrae are there?
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23 cardsLecture 3: The Back
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12 cardsChapter 9 sacrum Anterior perspective of the sacrum
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19 cardsBack Anatomy What are the functions of the vertebral column (axial skeleton)?
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11 cardsLecture 7: The Spine
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8 cardsgeneral anatomy-back A patient, after an accident, says that she cannot move the neck to the right side. The doctor asks to rota...
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38 cardsLecture 2 terms
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12 cardsSpine
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12 cardsLigaments Name 8 ligaments
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9 cardsUpper Cervical
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12 cardsSpine Flashcards What are the four spinal curves of the spine?
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11 cardsAnatomy III (spinal column) What does a vertebrae look like?
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11 cardsPlanes and Axis Axis of the sacrum
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11 cardsgross anatomy How many cervical vertebrae do humans have?
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4 cardsLower Cervical CERVICOBRACHIAL (lower cervical) (C3-C7)
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7 cardsSpinal Deviations
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8 cardsIntro to the Spine What is spondylosis?
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11 cardsBack
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7 cardsSection Two Back and Spinal Cord What is unique about the coccygeal vertebrae?
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6 cardsNS 6 features of the cervical vertebra (3) exceptions
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21 cardsVertebral column
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14 cardsVertebral Column Diagram
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Start with Spine if you want to practice locating vertebral structures. Its prompts ask you to find parts such as the vertebral arch, pedicle and spinous process. Try naming each part before checking the card, then return to the terms you found difficult.
For questions about discs and ligaments, open The Back - Teaching and Learning Manual. It asks about the parts of an intervertebral disc and where longitudinal ligaments attach. Spinal Deviations offers terms including hyperkyphosis, hyperlordosis and scoliosis.
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Choose a small group of cards and work through them more than once. Say your answer before looking, then focus on the cards you want to review. If you want a broader view of how structures connect, switch to a mind map on the unit page. When you want a different way to test yourself, try a quiz there.
Pick a deck and start with the terms you want to practice.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Spine is a useful starting point for practicing the names and locations of vertebral structures. Its prompts include the vertebral arch, pedicle, lamina and spinous process. Once you have worked through those terms, you can choose another deck that focuses on a region or topic.
What topics do these flashcards cover?
The decks cover vertebral structures, cervical and lumbar anatomy, joints, intervertebral discs, ligaments and spinal deviations. For example, Upper Cervical includes joints in that region, while Spinal Deviations includes terms such as scoliosis. Choose a deck based on the structures or terms you want to practice.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and create your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The resources on this page were made by GoConqr users.