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12 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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what proecesses serve as attachment sites for muscles
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spinous process and transverse process
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where do successive vertebrae join
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at the body and the articular process on the pedicles
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what is flexion and extension
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beding anterior and posterior respectively
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what motions are the vertebrae capable of
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flexion, extension, lateral flexion, and rotation
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which kind of vertebrae has a circular foramen
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thoracic
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the smallest vertebrae
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cervical
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which vertebrae has a bifid spinous process
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cervical
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which vertebrae has a transverse formaen for the transverse process
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cervical
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what vertebrae dont have a vertebral disk bt them
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axis and atlas
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what's more specialized the axis or the atlas
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the atlas
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All the thoracic vertebrae articulate with the ribs
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True
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these vertebrae recieve the most stress
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the lumbar
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