Lumbar/Sacrum

1. 1Label

   

   1. ABasivertebral Vein
   2. BAnterior External Plexus
   3. CIntervertebral Disc
   4. DVertebral Body
   5. EAnterior Internal plexus
   6. FPosterior Internal Plexus
   7. GSpinous Process
   8. HPosterior External Plexus
2. 2Label

   

   1. ABase of Sacrum
   2. BLateral Portion of Ala
   3. CTransverse Ridges
   4. DCoccyx
   5. ETransverse Process of Coccyx
   6. FApex of Sacrum
   7. GAnterior Sacral Foramen
   8. HSacral Part of Pelvic Brim
   9. IPromontary
   10. JAla
   11. KSuperior Articular Process
   12. LLumbosacral Articular Surface
3. 3Label

   

   1. AFacet of Superior Articular Process
   2. BAuricular Surface
   3. CSacral Tuberosity
   4. DLateral Sacral Crest
   5. EMedian Sacral Crest
   6. FIntermediate Sacral Crest
   7. GSacral Hiatus
   8. HTransverse Process of Coccyx
   9. ICoccygeal cornu
   10. JSacral Cornu
   11. KPosterior Sacral Foramen
4. 4Label

   

   1. AMammilary Process
   2. BAccessory Process
   3. CTransverse Process
   4. DVertebral Body
   5. EVertebral Foramen
   6. FLamina
5. 5Label

   

   1. ASpinal Cord
   2. BDural Sac
   3. CConus Medullaris
   4. DCauda Equina in Lumbar Cistern
   5. EFilum Terminate
   6. FSacrum
   7. GCoccyx
6. 6Label

   

   1. ADegeneration
   2. BProtrusion
   3. CExtrusion
   4. DSequestration
7. 7Label

   

   1. APars Interarticularis
   2. BSpondylolysis
   3. CSpondylolisthesis
8. 8Label

   

   1. ANeuropathic Pain
9. 9Label

   

   1. ANociceptive Pain
10. 10Label

    

    1. ADura Mater
    2. BPia Mater
    3. CArachnoid Mater
    4. DDorsal Primary Ramus
    5. EVentral Primary Ramus
    6. FSpinal Nerve
    7. GDorsal Rootlets
    8. HDenticulate Ligament
    9. IDorsal Root
    10. JSpinal Ganglion
    11. KVentral Root

11. 11Label

    

    1. AAnterior Longitudinal Ligament
    2. BLumbar Vertebral Body
    3. CIntervertebral Disc
    4. DAnterior Longitudinal Ligament
    5. EPosterior Longitudinal Ligament
    6. FInferior Articular Process
    7. GCapsule of Zygapophyseal Joint
    8. HSuperior Articular Process
    9. ITransverse Process
    10. JSpinous Process
    11. KLigamentum Flavum
    12. LInterspinous Ligament
    13. MSupraspinous Ligament
    14. NIntervertebral Foramen
12. 12Label

    

    1. APeripheral Nerve
    2. BEpineurium
    3. CPerineurium
    4. DFascicle
    5. EPeripheral Nerve Fibers
    6. FEndoneurium
    7. GMyelin Sheath
    8. HAxon
13. 13Label

    

    1. AConcave Posteriorly
    2. BConcave Anteriorly
    3. CConcave Posteriorly
    4. DConcave Anteriorly
14. 14Label

    

    1. APosterior Longitudinal Ligament
    2. BEpiphyseal Ring
    3. CCartilage Plate
    4. DAnterior Longitudinal Ligament
    5. ENucleus Pulposus
    6. FAnulus Fibrosus
15. 15How many vertebrae in each region?
    Cervical - [blank_start]7[blank_end]
    Lumbar - [blank_start]12[blank_end]
    Thoracic - [blank_start]5[blank_end]
    Sacral - [blank_start]5[blank_end]
    Coccygeal - [blank_start]4[blank_end]

    1. A7
    2. B12
    3. C5
    4. D5
    5. E4
16. 16There are [blank_start]33[blank_end] vertebral bones and [blank_start]24[blank_end] movable bones.

    1. A33
    2. B24
17. 17What is the spinal nerve distribution?
    Cervical - [blank_start]8[blank_end]
    Lumbar - [blank_start]12[blank_end]
    Thoracic - [blank_start]5[blank_end]
    Sacral - [blank_start]5[blank_end]
    Coccygeal - [blank_start]1[blank_end]

    1. A8
    2. B12
    3. C5
    4. D5
    5. E1
18. 18The thickest discs are in the [blank_start]Lumbar[blank_end] region, while the thinnest are in the [blank_start]Thoracic[blank_end] region. Discs get [blank_start]thicker anteriorly[blank_end] in the lumbar region and are [blank_start]uniform[blank_end] in the thoracic region. They are also [blank_start]wedge[blank_end] shaped in the thoracic region.

    1. ALumbar
    2. BThoracic
    3. Cthicker anteriorly
    4. Duniform
    5. Ewedge
19. 19The [blank_start]Great Anterior Radicular[blank_end] artery is also known as the artery of [blank_start]Adamkiewicz[blank_end] .

    1. AGreat Anterior Radicular
    2. BAdamkiewicz
20. 20[blank_start]Zygapophyseal joints[blank_end] permit gliding movement between vertebrae.

    1. AZygapophyseal joints

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Quiz on Lumbar/Sacrum, created by Dylan McVay on 02/03/2020.

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Created on 2 Mar 2020 · updated on 3 Mar 2020

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