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21 Cards in this Set

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CRANIAL SUTURES
articulation b/w cranial bones, synarthrodial
ATLANTOOCCIPITAL (A/O) JOINT
articulation b/w atlas and occipital bone, plane, synovial
ATLANTOAXIAL (A/A) JOINT
articulation b/w atlas and axis
ATLANTO-ODONTOID JOINT
articulation b/w dens of axis and anterior arch of atlas, pivot
FACET JOINT
articulation b/w inferior articulating facet of vertebra above and superior articulating facet of the vertebra below, plane, synovial
INTERVERTEBRAL JOINT
articulation b/w intervertebral disc, amphiarthrodial
ALAR LIGAMENT
run obliquely upward and lateral from the dens to the occipital condyles; limits rotation of the head of at atlas on axis, limits lateral flexion
CUNIFORM LIGAMENT
composed of superior longitudinal fibers, transverse ligament, inferior longitudinal fibers
INNER PORTION OF INTERVERTEBRAL DISC
nucleus pulposus
OUTER PORTION OF INTERVERTEBRAL DISC
annulus fibrosus
SUPERIOR LONGITUDINAL FIBERS
connects transverse ligament to the occiput
TRANSVERSE LIGAMENT
stretches across the ring of atlas in the transverse plane; holds the dens against the anterior arch of atlas to create pivot joint
INFERIOR LONGITUDINAL FIBERS
connects the transverse ligament to the axis
ANTERIOR LONGITUDINAL (ALL)
runs vertically along the anterior surface of bodies of the vertebrae from the occiput to the sacrum; limits vertebral extension
POSTERIOR LONGITUDINAL (PLL)
runs vertically along the posterior surface of the bodies of the vertebrae inside the vertebral foramen from C2 to the sacrum; reinforces intervertebral discs
LIGAMENTUM FLAVUM
runs lamina to lamina; limits vertebral flexion
INTERTRANSVERSE
runs from transverse process to transverse process; limits lateral vertebral flexion
INTERSPINOUS
runs deep from spinous process to spinous process; limits vertebral flexion
SUPRASPINOUS
runs superficial from spinous process to spinous process; limits vertebral flexion
LIGAMENTUM NUCHAE
supraspinous ligament in the cervical spine
TEMPOROMANDIBULAR (TMJ)
b/w mandible and temporal bone